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1025 Eastern Parkway
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A collection of schools across New York City.
Public School 167
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Public School, 1929. P.S. 167 was built circa 1900. It was called the Parkside School for much of its history. Following the Crown Heights Riots of 1991, P.S. 167 was the location of an important meeting between the Mayor, police, and the African American and Jewish communities affected by the violence.
Riots and Civil Unrest
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New Yorkers are known for having strong opinions, but sometimes things get out of hand. This collection examines riots throughout New York's history, from the start of the LGBTQ movement at Stonewall to the race riots of the Civil War to a good old fashioned brawl between actors' fans.
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Cuddly things for cuddly ones Caption: "Cuddly things for cuddly ones--Youngsters at P.S. 167 \[1025 Eastern Parkway] turn over soft toys made for hospitalized kiddies. Left to right, Loretta Thompson, Nathan Rosen, Linda Surace, Jeffrey Stark and Lawrence Schreiber donate their handiwork, being accepted by Junior Red Cross field representatives Mary Richards and Mary Andrews. In the center background is the children's teacher, Marsella Winters."
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