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New Freight Yards Need Not Encroach on Riverside Park.
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In answer to the letter from Arthur Curran, relating to what has been called the Riverside Park "grab," I may say that the unfortunate implications of this title was never in the mind of the Parks and Playgrounds Association in its opposition to the proposed project for the development of the New York Central Railroad on the west side above Seventy-second Street, at and particularly in Riverside Park. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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