New York: A City Full of History! New episode every other week!

While looking through some old newspaper archives I stumbled across an article in the New York Tribune called "A City Full of History and Nobody Cares." Published on August 13, 1922, the piece was written by Francis A. Collins and included sketches by noted illustrator Louis M. Glackens. The crux of the article was that New York was a city in danger of losing its history. There were historical events all around, but most were unsung, unmarked, and unremembered.
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Come along as we track down some of New York's most fascinating unsung stories and shine a little light in some forgotten corners of history!
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"Marty Gots a Plan"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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“Arcade Montage” by Lee Rosevere
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Copland Drum 01:
“Copland Drum 01” by sandyrb of Freesound.org
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[@TheLastWanderingBard]

Looking forward to this. Unsung history (or unsung characters from history) has always interested me. A well made trailer as well!

[@BookwormHistory]

Thanks very much! I hope it doesn't disappoint!

[@cienfuegos9583]

Great ! I'll be following this.

[@BookwormHistory]

Thanks! I hope you like it!

[@UrbanistExploringCities]

excellent editing and cinematography :D

[@rekamjejak8969]

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