Database: Broadway - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:10, 28 November 2018

2018-11-28T09:10:39Z

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	This is one of the oldest streets in [[New York City]], if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]], who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.		This is one of the oldest streets in [[New York City]], if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the {{Wiki\|Wickquasgeck}} trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross {{Wiki\|Manhattan}} island. It was turned into a street by the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]], who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.

	In modern day New York, the street begins at the [[Bowling Green]] and extends across the entire island of Manhattan, through the Financial District and past Times Square and Columbia University.		In modern day [[New York]], the street begins at the [[Bowling Green]] and extends across the entire island of Manhattan, through the Financial District and past {{Wiki\|Times Square}} and Columbia University.

	Of course, at the time you're visiting, [[Broadway]] ends at the city common. The most famous stretch of the street - the Theatre District - is still wilderness, so you're more likely to catch a bullet there than a show.		Of course, at the time you're visiting, [[Broadway]] ends at the city common. The most famous stretch of the street - the Theatre District - is still wilderness, so you're more likely to catch a bullet there than a show.

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:37, 31 May 2016

2016-05-31T13:37:55Z

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	This is one of the oldest streets in [[New York City]], if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]], who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.		This is one of the oldest streets in [[New York City]], if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]], who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.

imported>Amnestyyy at 01:18, 1 March 2015

2015-03-01T01:18:33Z

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	[[File:DB Broadway.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Broadway.png\|right\|180px]]
	This is one of the oldest streets in New York City, if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the Dutch, who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.		This is one of the oldest streets in [[New York City]], if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]], who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.

	In modern day New York, the street begins at the Bowling Green and extends across the entire island of Manhattan, through the Financial District and past Times Square and Columbia University.		In modern day New York, the street begins at the [[Bowling Green]] and extends across the entire island of Manhattan, through the Financial District and past Times Square and Columbia University.

	Of course, at the time you're visiting, Broadway ends at the city common. The most famous stretch of the street - the Theatre District - is still wilderness, so you're more likely to catch a bullet there than a show.		Of course, at the time you're visiting, [[Broadway]] ends at the city common. The most famous stretch of the street - the Theatre District - is still wilderness, so you're more likely to catch a bullet there than a show.

	Which in some ways is preferable.		Which in some ways is preferable.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Broadway to Database: Broadway

2015-03-01T01:14:35Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Broadway to Database: Broadway

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imported>Gabriel Auditore at 11:09, 15 March 2013

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	This is one of the oldest streets in New York City, if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the Dutch, who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.		This is one of the oldest streets in New York City, if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the Dutch, who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.

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2013-02-16T18:03:14Z

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{{Edit|Database/Locations (AC3):Broadway|Text=Edit this tab}}
This is one of the oldest streets in New York City, if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the Dutch, who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.

In modern day New York, the street begins at the Bowling Green and extends across the entire island of Manhattan, through the Financial District and past Times Square and Columbia University.

Of course, at the time you're visiting, Broadway ends at the city common. The most famous stretch of the street - the Theatre District - is still wilderness, so you're more likely to catch a bullet there than a show.

Which in some ways is preferable.
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	~~{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Broadway\|Text=Edit this tab}}~~
	[[File:DB Broadway.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Broadway.png\|right\|180px]]
	This is one of the oldest streets in [[New York City]], if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]], who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.		This is one of the oldest streets in [[New York City]], if not the oldest, since its origins go back even before the days of New Amsterdam. It started out as the Wickquasgeck trail, used by the Indigenous Peoples to cross Manhattan island. It was turned into a street by the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]], who called it "BreedeWeg" - literally 'Broad Way'.