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Dec 01 2010

Archives: Long Island Motor Parkway-Garden City

Links to posts related to the Long Island Motor Parkway in Garden City (Updated: July 1, 2011):

Village of Garden City to Study Preservation of a Section of the Long Island Motor Parkway

Charles Lindbergh and the Motor Parkway in 1927

Keystone Bombers Over the Long Island Motor Parkway

The Motor Parkway Around Roosevelt Field

The Parkway Behind the Stewart School in Garden City

Historic Views of Roosevelt Field, the Motor Parkway and Lindbergh’s Takeoff

The Motor Parkway Weathervane

Rare 1930s Photos of Two Motor Parkway Bridge Accidents

Stewart School Blog “The Long Island Motor Parkway: Garden City’s Hidden History ”

The Day the Garden City Lodge Moved- March 19, 1989

Part II: Then and Now: The Motor Parkway “Mayan Ruins” of Garden City

Part I: The Motor Parkway “Mayan Ruins” in Garden City

The Motor Parkway in Garden City: The Russell Road Backyards

The Garden City Hotel in 1913

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