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Trivia Night at the Archives! — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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Between trivia rounds, guests were treated to video clips of music performances from the Municipal Archives’ digital collection. Selections included Duke ...

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Khrystyne and family of 4 in 700ish square feet in NYC — 600sqftandababy
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Who lives there?My husband and I with our son and daughter. (6+3)Tell me about your choice to live small. Was it a conscious decision or did it just ...

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Billy Ocean, Billy Gibbons… Bill of Rights? NYC Poster Lists Contractors’ Legal Protections – Who Is My Employee?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxX2gA18grk There have been many notable Bills in rock music. There’s Billy Joel, Billy Idol, and Billy Ocean. ...

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Happy Thanksgiving — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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Find out more about the NYC Department of Records at nyc.gov/recordsSome of the images on this site may be subject to third-party rights such as ...

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The Ultimate Christmas in New York Itinerary
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Who wants to spend Christmas in New York? It seems that every great Christmas movie or memory of ours is somehow associated with New York City. We ...

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NYC Kills the Jaywalking Law
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The concept of jaywalking in New York City has always been a joke. It was, until yesterday, illegal. But everyone did it. Even if a cop was standing ...

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Digitizing the David N. Dinkins Mayoral Photograph Collection — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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After shooting each sleeve, I change the image names to the official filenames that will appear on our storage server and in Preservica (a seemingly ...

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Furniture Storage In NYC: Expert Tips & Top-Rated Facilities For Total Peace Of Mind
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A bustling metropolis with abundant job opportunities and an ever-expanding population, the Big Apple seems to have it all, except for sufficient space. ...

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Tracts, Farms, and the Great Reindexing Project of 1911-1917 — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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The Problem: 600,000 deeds and no single indexReal estate has always ruled Manhattan. By the late 19th century, it was clear that the remaining tracts of ...

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