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  1. Did you know?
    On December 29, 1927, at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in Tottenville, Father Joseph V. Hyland received Dorothy Day into Catholicism following her conversion when he baptized her daughter, Tamar.
    medium.com/@AngieMangino/the-l
    #History #Dorothy Day #Catholic Worker #Tottenville History #Writing

  2. Did you know?
    On December 29, 1927, at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in Tottenville, Father Joseph V. Hyland received Dorothy Day into Catholicism following her conversion when he baptized her daughter, Tamar. #History #Dorothy Day #Catholic Worker #Tottenville History #Writing
    medium.com/@AngieMangino/the-l

  3. By popular request #17th Century #Tottenville #History Comes Alive is now available on #Audible.

    Immerse yourself in captivating stories from the past and enhance your knowledge while on the go.

    Doug Eisengrein narrates the story of Tottenville with passion.
    audible.com/pd/B0CWBDCNDR/?sou

    I’d appreciate if you can share the news. Thanks.

  4. 1729 – The county seat was established in Richmond Town. Court held in the new county courthouse, southeast corner of Richmond and Arthur Kill Roads. #Tottenville #history #18th Century angiemangino.com/

  5. Disosway’s was the only grist mill to serve Tottenville for over 200 years, begun around 1700 by Cornelius Disosway. #Tottenville #history #18th Century angiemangino.com/

  6. “As a symbol of the new United States, Americans chose the eagle clutching a bundle of arrows. They knew that both the eagle and the arrows were symbols of the Iroquois League. Although one arrow is easily broken, no one can break six (or thirteen) at once.” Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong by James W. Loewen #Tottenville #history #18th Century angiemangino.com/

  7. 18th Century Tottenville History Comes Alive will continue the series begun with 17th Century Tottenville History Comes Alive. #Tottenville #history #18th Century angiemangino.com/