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Americans Against the City, By Stephen Conn (2014)

By Emily Whalen “Have you ever lived in the suburbs?” New York City Mayor Ed Koch asked in a 1982 interview for Playboy magazine. The interviewer had asked the famously witty Koch if he would ever consider a gubernatorial campaign for the state—if Koch won the race, it would mean a move away from the […]

Hearing the Roaring Twenties: The New Archive (No. 12)

Photographs, primary documents and personal recollections offer important glimpses, but one digital history site specifically wants to understand how it sounded.

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