Poughkeepsie
PQ&A: Isis Benitez
Traducción por Karla Zarate. Foto por Olivia Barker-Duncan. Isis Benitez Q: ¿Ud siente que existe una cierta percepción de prevalencia de la ciudad por parte de las personas que viven en otros lugares del área? A: Mucha gente piensa en Poughkeepsie como un lugar malo y temible para vivir. Somos predominantemente una ciudad con gente […]
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The Story Behind Poughkeepsie’s Cast Iron Building
Meet the woman behind the building of the cast iron building! Meet the titan of the iron industry who had a home in Poughkeepsie, who made sure his client got a world class product. Take a look at how the things meant to inspire in 1872 can inspire today! The Dutchess County Historical Society is […]
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Poughkeepsie 1909
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PQ&A: Dr. Shanna Didymus
Traducción por Fatimah Martinez. Foto por Phyenix Young-White. Dr. Shanna Didymus Q: Como alguien que ha vivido toda su vida en la ciudad de Poughkeepsie, ¿cuál es un conicimiento importante sobre el lugar? A: Poughkeepsie es un conglomerado de todo tipo de familias y parientes. Entonces, en el sentido de seis grados de separación, es […]
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WW1 Sgt. Sebie Bostic, a profile by his grandson, Robert Magill
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1941 Manet Fowler Interviews Poughkeepsie
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PQ&A: Dr. Shanna Didymus
Photo by Phyenix Young-White. Shana Didymus Q: As someone who has lived her whole life in the City of Poughkeepsie, what’s an important insight about the place? A: Poughkeepsie is a conglomerate of all sorts of families and relations. So in the sense of six degrees of separation, it’s really a one-and-a-half of a person […]
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