“Midnight prowlers and back-fence howlers enjoyed a lacteal orgy yesterday morning at the expense of William Evans, 250 Herkimer Street, whose milk wagon was struck by a Bergen Street trolley car.” New York Sun, June 30, 1907
Posts Tagged ‘Brooklyn History’
1920: Kelly and Buddy, the Dogs Who Saved Their Family at Brooklyn’s Bath Beach Hotel
Posted: 27th January 2019 by The Hatching Cat in Dog HeroesTags: Bath Beach Hotel, Bensonhurst Hotel, Brooklyn History, Charles Wahn, Cornelius Furgueson, Fred C. Trump, New York City History
People often ask me how I find my stories. Most of my animal tales come from old newspaper articles followed by a lot of research. For this story set in Bath Beach, Brooklyn, there was also a large dose of coincidence. While I was doing research for my last story about the mascot cat of […]
