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The Journal of New York Folklore was published 1975-1999. Back issues are still available. ![]() The New York Folklore Quarterly was published 1946-1974. Back issues are still available. New York Folklore Society P.O. Box 764 Schenectady, NY 12301 518/346-7008 Fax 518/346-6617 nyfs@nyfolklore.org |
NEW YORK FOLKLORE QUARTERLY PUBLICATIONS | VOICES | BACK ISSUES | FOLKLORE IN ARCHIVES | FOLK ARTISTS SELF-MGT | ORDER PUBLICATIONS | SEARCH WHISKEY AND CARPETING - FIREFIGHTERS So did carpeting and salt. It is an unusual story of how one city did battle against the flames that in six years destroyed 197 buildings, including hotels, the bank, department stores, a newspaper office, Masonic and Odd Fellows lodge halls, as well as many other important centers and scores of modest homes. The first big blaze was in May, 1850. A total of 132 businesses and families were burned out when 79 buildings, some of them large three-story business blocks, were lost. Seventy-eight buildings burned on June 30, 1856, and ten days later, on July 10, 1856, 40 more structures were destroyed by the raging flames.....
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