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Pelham Bay Library
Across the street is the Pelham Bay branch of the New York Public Library, it's a special little slice of the 1970s.
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Lawn Duck
On the Overpass
The urban view from the overpass, looking north to Co-op City.
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Walking Overpass
Going the other way from the subway, you can look down Buhre Ave. and at the end there is a walking overpass to Pelham Bay Park.
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More Pelham Bay Park
Another view of Pelham Bay Park. It's very large, larger than Central Park.
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NOM NOM NOM
Also open at 8 AM (thankfully) is Zeppieri's Italian bakery, which has the expected good Italian desserts, and also BITE SIZE MINI CHEESECAKES.
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St. Teresa Sacred Heart
Outside of St. Teresa's, they have a Sacred Heart. ILLUMINATED FROM WITHIN.
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Another House
St. Teresa Feast
On the "other side of the tracks" as it were, is St. Teresa's parish, which is now getting...
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Pelham Bay Park
Having crossed the overpass, you are in Pelham Bay Park. I took these pictures in the spring. It is much greener now.
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Pelham Bay Jewish Center
On my street there is a Jewish Center. I am not sure if it is still in operation, I never see anything going on there, but it's a neat building.
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An Old House
I think this is the oldest house I have found in the neighborhood. I took this photo straight on from...
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A House
Here are a few cute houses, this one I like because it features Ye Olde Castle Door, which I have seen at...
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And Another House
I love this house - if you were a kid, it would definitely be the witchy house of the neighborhood.
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Blackie the Squirrel
I see this black squirrel every day when I am walking to the train. I call him Blackie, because I'm creative like that.
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OLA Side Lawn
The church has these nicely kept lawns all around, which is a little unusual for New York, and it makes the street seem much greener and shadier.
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Rectory House
And the rectory, which I enjoy because it is pink stucco, apropos of nothing.
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My Own Personal Tour of...
