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Author, "The Great American Retro Road Trip." (Artisan) Available for pre-order now! Founder, "The Retrologist." Digital/social EP, @abc7ny

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Rolando Pujol has made a name for himself as a journalist in the newsrooms of several newspapers and television stations in New York City over three decades.

Fueled by a passion for storytelling and a love of the American roadside, Rolando's adventurous spirit often takes him far from the traffic-choked streets of Manhattan to the bucolic roads of the Heartland. This is all thanks to his long-term project, The Retrologist, where he shares captivating stories and photos from the American roadsi…

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Just In: Manor Delicatessen in Woodhaven, Queens, to close after over 100 years

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By Rolando Pujol Verified
| The Retrologist by Rolando Pujol
Manor Delicatessen’s delightful storefront, photographed by me in 2018 (Rolando Pujol) One of my most cherished historically rich slices of New York City is the Woodhaven neighborhood of Queens, an old-school serving of New York grit where legacy businesses lend the stretch its distinct character under the rattle of the elevated train along Jamaica Avenue.
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Where history meets legend: A visit to Sleepy Hollow's Old Dutch Church

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By Emily Hartmann, Rolando Pujol Verified
| KABC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
SLEEPY HOLLOW, New York -- The Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow is one of the most legendary places in America. Across the span of more than three centuries, the oldest standing church in New York State has witnessed the rise of colonial New York, the American Revolution and the entire history of the United States.
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Just in: McDonald's to bring back Fried Apple Pies for limited time

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By Rolando Pujol Verified
| The Retrologist by Rolando Pujol
A vintage Hot Apple Pie container, on display at the unofficial McDonald’s museum in San Bernardino, California. (Rolando Pujol/2013) McDonald’s announced on Tuesday that it will bring back its iconic Fried Apple Pie to stores for a limited time to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. The pies largely vanished in 1992 amid a health-related switch to baked pies, but the fried versions remained a source of fascination and nostalgia.
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