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Walking Exploration of Ridgewood, Queens

Walking Exploration of Ridgewood, Queens

With an impressive architectural legacy and ever arriving younger culture class, Ridgewood transforms itself into a lively and wonderfully diverse playground. Although the area was originally farmed and settled by the Dutch during the 18th and 19th centuries, it was the secondary wave of English settlers who named it Ridgewood after the area’s green and hilly terrain.

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A bike for him and for her.
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With New York City, the rule goes that wherever you are, if you can still see Empire State, you’re fine.
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The legacy of the Dutch past stands today: Onderdonk House, which was erected in 1709 is the oldest Dutch Colonial stone house in New York City.
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Came across a musician who was remodeling an Airstream to tour around the country.
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Knockdown art center is located in an old warehouse and hosts an array of art and music programs.
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Musical experiments by Roarke Menzies (@roarkemenzies).
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A creative bike parking.
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Buttah (@buttah_bakery) serves the most delicious handcrafted cakes in the area.
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Topos serves books & coffee for the quaint.
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