Woodhaven Cultural
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Remembering the fire at the Grosjean factory 150 years later and its rebuilding process | Our Neighborhood: The Way It Was – QNS (opens the original)
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Long before Ozone Park became the neighborhood we know today, the area around what is now 95th Avenue was the heart of a thriving community known as Woodhaven Village. At its center stood a massive factory that employed hundreds, attracted immigrants from across Europe and helped transform a rural Queens hamlet into a growing industrial community. This October, Woodhaven and Ozone Park will mark the 150th anniversary of the event that nearly destroyed that factory, and the remarkable rebuilding
Remembering the deadly cyclone that hit Woodhaven in 1895: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was – QNS (opens the original)
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Next week marks the 131st anniversary of the infamous storm that struck Woodhaven, Queens. It was on July 13, 1895, that the storm swept in from the south, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Three people would ultimately lose their lives, including one victim more than 100 miles away in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. The storm cloud, estimated to cover an area of 300 square yards, first struck Woodhaven at Jamaica Avenue and Elderts Lane after sweeping through Cypress Hills Cemetery, where it
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