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Day: December 11, 2005
Humor, NYC Metro, Travel and Leisure, Uncategorized

New York City Subway

By Bobby Cox December 11, 2005

Date:11/27/2005Location:4/5 toward Grand Central Station. Yes, you read that right. Today, my topic is not about Washington DC’s beloved (or not so beloved) Metro system. Instead, I will be writing about it’s wrinkled older brother—the New York City Subway. The folks in New York City opened their subway system in 1904. Back then, it was…

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