There’s still no monument in NYC to FDR, other than the highway. They should have something on Governors Island (besides a monument to doing nothing with it) like the “Walk of Fame” in the Bronx, designed by Stanford White (assassinated by a “madman”) where many of our cultural and historical icons can be thought about and remembered. Happy National Maritime Day! (started by FDR, celebrated on May 22, to commemorate the first steamship to cross the Atlantic, the Savannah built in NY/NJ, which left Savannah, Georgia that day for Liverpool, England. Later “unfitted” of steam, it sank in a storm off Fire Island). — Posted by George Myers
Sorry that’s “Hall of Fame for Great Americans” (former NYU Bronx campus) and the “Walk of Fame” is modern.
Some recent thoughts and sites I've come up with and across. Everything on 11/26/04 and before was all entered on 11/26/04 from ClipCache Plus from XRayz Software.
Thursday, June 05, 2008
The Triboro is now the RFK Bridge
Will Anyone Really Call It the R.F.K. Bridge? - City Room - Metro - New York Times Blog
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