Listen to the latest episodes of For the Ages, the New York Historical Society's

Fascinating Podcast hosted by David M Rubinstein.

Historian Lindsay Trevinsky, author of Morning the Presidents, joins David to discuss the deaths of Presidents

across U.S. history and how such losses and subsequent expressions of grief have affected American culture and politics.

Then David is joined by Orville Vernon Burton, the author of The Age of Lincoln,

to inspect the arc of Abraham Lincoln's political career in the context of the

ideologically tumultuous 19th century, painting a portrait of the five decades pivoting around

his presidency and his place within them.

And Amity Shlays explores the personal and political characteristics that define

President Calvin Coolidge's career and legacy.

From the Boston Police Strike to the rapid social and economic changes of the roaring 20s,

Coolidge's political career spanned and was marked by continuous

upheavals in American life. That's For the Ages, available on Apple and

Spotify. The Bowery Boys episode 428, the New York game. Baseball in the early days.

Hey, it's the Bowery Boys.

Hey! Hi there welcome to the Barry Boys this is Greg Young and this is Tom Myers and

Greg we're not in the studio, are we?

No, no, no, we are sitting here on the island in Manhattan in Bowling Green Park,

at the foot of Manhattan, in fact.

Tom, would you like to describe what we're seeing right now?

Yes, like you said, we're in Bowling Green Park, sitting on a park bench and we are facing

the Alexander Hamilton Customs House in all of its Boseart Beauty.

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