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In the 1850s various ways of speaking to the dead entered urban life — spirit writing, seances, spirit cabinets, spirit photograhy and eventually Ouija boards. By the Gilded Age spiritualism provided an intriguing — if controversial — method of dealing with grief. For more information, listen to the Bowery Boys Podcast ghost story podcasts OR the Gilded Gentleman’s recent show from 2022 Getting A Bad Rap: Spiritualism in the Gilded Age. | The Bowery Boys
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In the 1850s various ways of speaking to the dead entered urban life — spirit writing, seances, spirit cabinets, spirit photograhy and eventually Ouija boards. By the Gilded Age spiritualism provided an intriguing — if controversial — method of dealing with grief. For more information, listen to the Bowery Boys Podcast ghost story podcasts OR the Gilded Gentleman’s recent show from 2022 Getting A Bad Rap: Spiritualism in the Gilded Age. | The Bowery Boys
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Honestly one of the craziest ‘contests’ ever held in New York City. For five years Macy’s released a few of their parade balloons in the air, to be captured for a reward! Learn more in the Bowery Boys podcast — episode 445 The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade: A Century of Cheer. | The Bowery Boys
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Honestly one of the craziest ‘contests’ ever held in New York City. For five years Macy’s released a few of their parade balloons in the air, to be captured for a reward! Learn more in the Bowery Boys podcast — episode 445 The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade: A Century of Cheer. | The Bowery Boys
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The classic 1939 film the Wizard of Oz is such a part of American culture — and our childhoods — that it’s magical to see how it was promoted during its initial release. In 1939 it made an appearance in the 1939 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. And for that year alone, the Tin Man learned how to fly. Footage from Internet Archive, Periscope Films and newsreel. | The Bowery Boys
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The classic 1939 film the Wizard of Oz is such a part of American culture — and our childhoods — that it’s magical to see how it was promoted during its initial release. In 1939 it made an appearance in the 1939 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. And for that year alone, the Tin Man learned how to fly. Footage from Internet Archive, Periscope Films and newsreel. | The Bowery Boys
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The very strange but very special first Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade — back when it was called a Christmas Parade — back in 1924. For more details check out our podcast — episode 445 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade: A Century of Cheer. | The Bowery Boys
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The very strange but very special first Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade — back when it was called a Christmas Parade — back in 1924. For more details check out our podcast — episode 445 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade: A Century of Cheer. | The Bowery Boys
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Ellis Island is one of America’s great landmarks to its immigration history, processing over 12 million immigrants between 1892 and 1954. Part of the ‘processing’ involved medical and mental health tests. Most of those who did not pass these tests were then sent to the other side of the island — to the Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital. Hear all about its remarkable story — and the efforts of Save Ellis Island to preserve this crumbling site — in the newest Bowery Boys podcast #473 The Other Side
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Ellis Island is one of America’s great landmarks to its immigration history, processing over 12 million immigrants between 1892 and 1954. Part of the ‘processing’ involved medical and mental health tests. Most of those who did not pass these tests were then sent to the other side of the island — to the Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital. Hear all about its remarkable story — and the efforts of Save Ellis Island to preserve this crumbling site — in the newest Bowery Boys podcast #473 The Other Side
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A unique tale of American immigration history — both from the perspective of one arriving group (the Russian Jews) and individuals who faciliated the journey on the transatlantic Hamburg American Line. Carl Raymond interviews author Steven Ujifusa, author of The Last Ships From Hamburg, who brings in his own personal story as he undercovers the stories of the men behind this mass migration. Listen today in the Bowery Boys Podcast feed | The Bowery Boys
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A unique tale of American immigration history — both from the perspective of one arriving group (the Russian Jews) and individuals who faciliated the journey on the transatlantic Hamburg American Line. Carl Raymond interviews author Steven Ujifusa, author of The Last Ships From Hamburg, who brings in his own personal story as he undercovers the stories of the men behind this mass migration. Listen today in the Bowery Boys Podcast feed | The Bowery Boys
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On August 6, 1930, Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater stepped into a taxi on West 45th Street and vanished without a trace. For 27 days, nobody reported him missing—not his wife waiting in Maine, not his Tammany Hall cronies, not the courts. When the story finally broke, it became the most famous missing persons case in New York history. Listen to the latest Bowery Boys podcast for the entire suspenseful tale — #478 The Disappearance of Judge Crater. | The Bowery Boys
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On August 6, 1930, Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater stepped into a taxi on West 45th Street and vanished without a trace. For 27 days, nobody reported him missing—not his wife waiting in Maine, not his Tammany Hall cronies, not the courts. When the story finally broke, it became the most famous missing persons case in New York history. Listen to the latest Bowery Boys podcast for the entire suspenseful tale — #478 The Disappearance of Judge Crater. | The Bowery Boys
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Today (Dec 5) marks the anniversary of the worst disaster in Brooklyn history — the Brooklyn Theatre Fire, killing almost 300 people. The theater sat near Brooklyn City Hall (today’s Brooklyn Borough Hall), and the blaze which destroyed it could be seen as far away as Prospect Park. Listen to the Bowery Bouys podcast — episode 467 — for more information. | The Bowery Boys
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What Red Hook, Brooklyn, looked like today at the beginning of this epic snowstorm. #boweryboys #redhookbrooklyn | The Bowery Boys
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In 1912 the first community Christmas tree was placed in Madison Square Park as a way to unite the rapidly growing city. But the tradition caught on — first in Washington DC in the 1920s, then back in New York by the 1930s at that towering new development named Rockefeller Center. Listen to the Bowery Boys podcast on the history of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree for more information. | The Bowery Boys
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The largest private residence ever built in New York City history once sat at West 57th Street and Fifth Avenue, on the site of today’s Bergdorf Goodman department store, and right next to the Plaza Hotel. It was the home of Cornelius Vanderbilt — not the Commodore and captain of industry Cornelius Vanderbilt, but his grandson Cornelius Vanderbilt II. It was so big that the current department store might have fit inside it! For more information on the Gilded Age, follow the Bowery Boys podcast a
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The aviation hero Amelia Earhart, who became one of the world’s most famous women during the Great Depression, is one of those historic figures that people think they know quite well. But during her lifetime, much of her public image was the product of a New York book publisher. And even today, Earhart’s legacy is reduced down to seemingly strange disappearance over the Pacific Ocean in 1937. Laurie Gwen Shapiro, author of The Aviator and the Showman: Amelia Earhart, George Putnam, and the Marri
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Consuelo Vanderbilt may be the principal inspiration for a major plot point in this season of The Gilded Age, but she was only one of dozens of young women who found themselves becoming ‘million dollar princesses’ — married off to European mobility to attain social status. Listen to the latest Gilded Gentleman podcast Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Gilded Age’s Million Dollar Princesses for the full story. Available wherever you listen to podcasts. #boweryboys #boweryboyspodcast #gildedage #thegild
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From Addiction to Redemption: Brother Whitey's Testimony
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Exploring the World of Whitey Winn with Thomas Brodie Sangster
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Did anyone else have this experience of being shamed and embarrassed for wearing tighty whities on the first day of middle school gym class? It feels like such a defining moment where I suddenly became very aware and conscious of my underwear and what was and wasn’t cool. I was mortified when the cool kids pointed and laughed at me when they spotted my white briefs! As an adult, I regret having fallen victim to peer pressure in that way, but I’m here to make up for it. Still rocking my vintage H
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Why I Tuck My Shirt Into Stafford Tighty Whities | White Briefs
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Inwood and Marble Hill are Manhattan’s northernmost neighborhoods and being so far from the center of urban life provides them with a unique and often strange origin story. Listen to the latest episode of the Bowery Boys podcast to learn all about these fascinating places. | The Bowery Boys
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