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Long Island City (Then and Now)

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ISBN-10:

073857385X

ISBN-13:

9780738573854

Author(s): Greater Astoria Historical Society, with Gary Vollo
Edition: Illustrated
Released: Nov 29, 2010
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing
Format: Paperback, 96 pages
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In 1870, the communities of Astoria, Dutch Kills, Hunters Point, Ravenswood, and Blissville (near today's Sunnyside) merged to form a new municipality: Long Island City. This once independent city is undergoing an immense transformation as high rises replace single-family homes. It is the charm of a small town in a big city that many new residents have never seen.

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