Spellen of Troy
Suzanne Spellenhistory, architecture, stuff
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 226 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Big Banks, Big Men and the Big Con
Williamsburgh Trust bank, 1907
I wrote this story for Brownstoner many years ago. This iteration replaces what was a six-part story. I edited it down, but yeah, it’s long. But I hope you find the story of the Jenkins family just as facinat...
134-136 Bowery: Freedom's Cause on the Bowery Lane
1898 photograph of the Bowery. 134-136 are the two houses, one red brick, the other yellow, two doors down from the bank, next to the County Fair building.
New York City has many well-known streets and avenues, of which Broadway is probabl...
2026 “Snowmageddon ?” “Snowpocalypse?” This storm was flurries compared to the Great Blizzard of 1888
First Street looking north from State Street, Troy, NY Photo: Hart Cluett Museum
Whenever anyone talks about snowstorms in New York, the Great Blizzard of 1888 is always mentioned. The photographs of Victorian era folk standing next to eig...
The David Ruggles Story: Standing Against Slavery in Pre-Civil War New York
David Ruggles, via columbia.edu
Slavery was the issue de jour during the years preceding the Civil War. The Revolutionary War birthed our nation, but the new nation retained a serious and debilitating disease in the process. Slavery was ea...
Silent Night, A Holy Night Revisited
Gilbertsville Presbyterian Church. Photo by Jan Costello
I wrote this piece for this, my new substack page back in 2022. I only had a handful of readers and subscribers. My Spellen of Troy site was a chance for me to tell stories about gro...
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