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A Trip Down Memory Lane to the Hi-Ho Chinese Restaurant
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0 0 7 0 2 0 0 The old Hi-Ho Chinese restaurant in the Inwood section of Manhattan left fond memories in many people’s mind, and forged relationship that lasted a lifetime. Life in New York was much different back in those days. Your neighborhood...
Beatles Collectors Lend Artifacts For ‘Magical History Tour’ At Foxwoods – Hartford Courant
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The new exhibit at Foxwoods Resort Casino of Beatles memorabilia, “The Magical History Tour,” begins chronologically before the Beatles existed, when John Lennon was playing in his first band, The Quarrymen, and ends when the Beatles were just a memory...
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Movie Magic
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As part of the Arsenal cinema’s on-going “Magical History Tour“ the focus in May will be on special and visual effects at the movies. Concentrating less on Hollywood epics and more on arthouse-y films like “Zelig“ and classics like “Eolomea“ the screenigs...
Bill Nemitz: Checking out Beatles ‘hype’ became magical history tour
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A Saco man and his teenage friends got themselves into a prized position to see the Fab Four in 1964.

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Your Guide to Inwood, New York City History

Your guide to the history of the Inwood section of northern Manhattan brought to you by Inwood resident, historian and real estate agent Cole Thompson.
History of Libbey Castle

The history of Libbey Castle. Once the home of Boss Tweed, Libbey Castle sat in what is now Fort Tryon Park.

Indian Caves of Inwood Hill Park

A history of the caves in Inwood Hill Park that were once a Native American Encampment. Visitors to the park can today view the site.