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This is a photography blog based in and around New York City for non-New Yorkers and New Yorkers alike.  It will contain images of some of the usual and unusual sites, scenes and sights around NYC.  And yes, even some cites.

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Stein-Goldie Veterans Square : Howitzer On The Boulevard       

Eastern Queens 75 MM Howitzer dedicated on Veterans Day Nov. 11, 1943 by the Queens County Jewish War Veterans. The square honors two Queens World War ll heroes: Marine Corps Lt. Saul Stein, who died in the South Pacific, and Army Sgt. Harold Goldie, who was killed in the North African campaign.

Castle Clinton Artillery Cannon

Artillery cannon (one of 28 and can fire a 32-pound cannonball) on display inside Castle Clinton National Monument, Battery Park, southern tip of Manhattan.   Castle Clinton built in 1811 to protect the harbor for the impending War of 1812 and possible British invasion. Originally about 200 feet offshore but in the 1850s, landfill was used…

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