Ep 17 - In Search of Lost Oysters - Dobbs Ferry Midden

05/20/20 • 26 min

City Between is the podcast that explores the hidden and forgotten corners of New York City history. In this episode we solve a mystery of the oldest relic of our region's civilization - the ancient oyster. Our amazing music was composed by Dylan Thurston (find our more at dylanthurston.com) and more about the episode at www.citybetween.com.

SEASON 1 - ESSAYS ABOUT NEW YORK HISTORY AND CULTURE

SEASON 1 - ESSAYS ABOUT NEW YORK HISTORY AND CULTURE

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Bonus In-Between Episode - Rip Van Winkle Read Aloud

In the City Between Podcast we explore the hidden and unexpected corners of New York City's history. This bonus episode builds on the previous regular episode about Rip Van Winkle and the Little Church Around the Corner. I read Washington Irving's Rip Van Winkle aloud for you. Enjoy! Find out more at www.citybetween.com and find out more about the amazing theme music at www.dylanthurston.com.

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Ep 18 - Sandy Ground - The African American Oyster Community

The City Between Podcast explores the hidden and forgotten corners of New York City history. In this episode we go in search of Sandy Ground, a disappeared oystering community on Staten Island. Settled by Free African Americans it grew into one of the most remarkable villages in the New York bay and owed its long existence to one of our most remarkable co-species: the oyster. You can find out more about this episode at www.citybetween.com and more about the composer of this episode's music, Dylan Thurston, at www.dylanthurston.com.

SEASON 1 - ESSAYS ABOUT NEW YORK HISTORY AND CULTURE