Tag: Newsday, Alco
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In Search of Alcos: #1 Alco-6 Black Beast Racer Archives
Links to related posts on the Alco-6 Black Beast Racer on VanderbiltCupRaces.com (Updated: September 14, 2011):
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Newsday Article “Black Beast Returns” for the 2009 Vanderbilt Centennial
It was a wonderful day on Sunday at the Nassau Museum of Art for the 6th Annual Vanderbilt Cup Centennial Celebration. "The best "Celebration" so far!" Newsday covered the event in this article "Black Beast Returns" by Erick Badia and photographer Pablo Corradi.
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Newsday- Alco In the Garage
Today's Newsday's "In the Garage" column by David Fluhrer features the Alco--6 Black Beast Racer. Highlights include:
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Newsday “Vanderbilt Museum gets a donation from a Vanderbilt”
Bill Bleyer of Newsday reported on Tuesday that Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney Conner of Mahattan, a cousin of Willie K., has contributed $10,000 to help the "financially troubled institution keep its doors open".
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Newsday Cites Sayville Presentation
Newsday cited tomorrow's "Long Island Motor Parkway" presentation at the Sayville Historical Society in its Explore Long Island section.
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Newsday Reports ‘Beast’ race car on display
Sunday's Newsday published an article on the temporary display of the restored Alco in the lobby of the Waterfront Building at
55 Lumber Road in Roslyn. The lobby entrance faces Hempstead Harbor. -
This Sunday’s Presentation Selected as a Best Bet by Newsday
This Sunday's Farmingdale's presentation was featured in the Explore LI section of Friday's Newsday. Check out image 11 of the photo gallery. This special Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society program will be held at Farmingdale Library beginning at 2:00 PM. It will include a discussion of the Vanderbilt Cup Races,…
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Newsday Publishes Special Pullout on the Long Island Motor Parkway: October 20, 2008
Newsday featured a special four-page pullout "Road to History: Long Island Motor Parkway, 100 Years Later" in its Sunday, October 20, 2008 issue. A teaser photo appeared on the front-cover
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