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The somewhat secluded nature of Staten Island in the 17th and 18th centuries afforded its citizens with relative peace and prosperity after the first Dutch settlers battled with the local Indians and struggled to gain a foothold at Oud Dorp (Old Towne). Early descriptions of the Island paint a landscape as a "lush and fragrant garden" with a good supply of fresh spring water and an abundance of hardwood trees. Dutch yeomen farmers took advantage of the mixture of clay and sandy soil, in addition to the abundance of Oyster beds in and around the many coves and inlets of the Island.
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A blog about GLBT History, Art, Literature, Politics, and Culture. This is a back-up/mirror blog for the original closetprofessor.blogspot.com.
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The latest information from the Ruskin Library and Research Centre
An antiquarian almanac from the Massachusetts North Shore
Website of the Ipswich Historical Commission and the Architectural Preservation District
LGBTQ History and Historic Sites
To know what you prefer, instead of humbly saying Amen to what the world tells you you ought to prefer, is to have kept your soul alive — RL Stevenson: a blog on books, films, art, music, culture
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