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The Hudson River Railroad Depot on Thirtieth Street and Tenth Avenue was the site of numerous gang-related robberies in the l800s. Abraham Lincoln passed through this station two times: the first time when he was enroute to his inauguration and the second time when his body was enroute to his burial in Albany. The station was demolished in 1931 to build the Morgan Post Office.

The Hudson River Railroad Depot on Thirtieth Street and Tenth Avenue was the site of numerous gang-related robberies in the l800s. Abraham Lincoln passed through this station two times: the first time when he was enroute to his inauguration and the second time when his body was enroute to his burial in Albany. The station was demolished in 1931 to build the Morgan Post Office.

The Hudson River Railroad Depot on Thirtieth Street and Tenth Avenue was the site of numerous gang-related robberies in the l800s. Abraham Lincoln passed through this station two times: the first time when he was enroute to his inauguration and the second time when his body was enroute to his burial in Albany. The station was demolished in 1931 to build the Morgan Post Office.

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