Hello,
just found this site.
We (husband and family in law) will visit NY in september.
We have been there once allready for 12 years ago and have seen the most popular highlights.
Please give me some suggestions from "hidden Wonders".
Have already read some of it on this site.
Thank you so much from a dutch family
Greatings
Marion

In December 1979, Bob Diamond was an engineering student at Pratt Institute when he heard a radio show about The Cosgrove Report by G.J.A O’Toole. The program discussed a section of the novel that involved the missing 18 pages of John Wilkes Booth’s diary hidden behind a false stone block in a metal box, next to an old steam train lying on its side in a tunnel that was supposedly underneath Brooklyn’s Atlantic Avenue. A Brooklyn native, Diamond was immediately intrigued. Diamond even called up the author and inquired about the tunnel. “O’Toole said he got the idea for the tunnel from a newspaper article he read when he was a kid about Murder Incorporated burying dead bodies down there. He told me to see if I could find it.” So Diamond did just that.

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So, have the 2 KM's gone on this tunnel adventure? Thanks for the video!

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