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How New York became a metropolis of stoops
Originally posted on Ephemeral New York:
New Yorkers can thank the Dutch settlers of the 17th century for the stoop (like this one near Columbus Avenue), arguably the city’s most iconic and beloved architectural feature.? Houses in Holland were built…
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