Reply to "Farewell Charming Old New York: Part 2"

Daddy, I am in an urban archaeology class right now that is specialized in NYC history and archaeology. I've come across some amazing info I would never have given thought to had it never come up in the research. I've been given permission to rifle through some of the original manuscripts from the 16th-20th centuries concerning the development, political, and personal (diaries) aspects of NYC at the NYPL, so I'm very excited.
We're also excavating someone's 18th century outhouse in the Village. I'm happy as a clam.

4/11/055:58 PM

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