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As seen in: The Bowery Boys: New York City History, Gainesville Sun, Hot Press, Seattle Met, We The Italians, New York Review of Architecture
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Bowery Boys History LIVE: Now at City Winery (July 2, 2025)

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By Greg Young
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Calling all history geeks, New Yorkers and lovers of great storytelling! Greg is bringing you another edition of BOWERY BOYS HISTORY LIVE for July 2nd, 2025. And this time we’re headed to the fabulous City Winery in the Meat Packing District at Pier 57. Bowery Boys History Live is a storytelling cabaret of all-true tales and spellbinding secrets from the past, brought to you by a rotating roster of the city’s greatest historians.
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Bowery Boys History LIVE: Now at City Winery (July 2, 2025)

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By Greg Young
| The Bowery Boys: New York City History
Calling all history geeks, New Yorkers and lovers of great storytelling! Greg is bringing you another edition of BOWERY BOYS HISTORY LIVE for July 2nd, 2025. And this time we’re headed to the fabulous City Winery in the Meat Packing District at Pier 57. Bowery Boys History Live is a storytelling cabaret of all-true tales and spellbinding secrets from the past, brought to you by a rotating roster of the city’s greatest historians.
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Moses vs. Bard: The Battle for Castle Clinton

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By Greg Young
| The Bowery Boys: New York City History
In 1939, Robert Moses sprung his latest project upon the world — the Brooklyn-Battery Bridge, connecting the tip of Manhattan to the Brooklyn waterfront, slicing through New York Harbor just to the north of Governor’s Island. To build it, Moses dictated that the historic Battery Park would need to be redesigned. And its star attraction the New York Aquarium would have to be demolished.
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