

| 02/20/10, 08/04/20 |
| Flushing, Queens - Page UU |


| 74th and Broadway, #7 train. On my way to Lunar New Year Parade. |
| Citi Group Bldg. (1, Queens), Empire State Bldg (2, NYC), and Chrysler (3, NYC)) |


| Remember Caldor? It existed before Target and K-Mart. On Roosevelt Avenue close to Main Street. Further up, is a Macy's. On the corner of Main Street was once a Woolworth, now an Old Navy. Right - Busy Main Street. Update 2013 - Old Navy moved to new mall on College Point Blvd and Duane Reade moved in. |

| St. George's Episcopal Anglican Church - Roosevelt and 39th Avenue. |

Town Hall - Northern Boulevard |


| Flushing's Armory, Northern Blvd. |



| The Macedonia African Methodist Episcopal Church, Union Street |
Before and during the Lunar New Year Parade! |







Practicing on the pole. Looks like he's having fun! |





| And the parade began sharply at 11 a.m! |







| Are the ladies on the 3 fancy cars beauty queens? |

| On my way back to the subway. Corner of Roosevelt Avenue and Main Street. Duane Reade is now across the street and AT&T took over this corner. (8/4/20 - Lots of changes in the area.) |


Every time I wait for the #72 bus on Junction Blvd, close to Roosevelt Ave, I read this sign and wonder what kind of food is really served in this pizzeria. And why is that so? I have cut away the error and posted it below. Can someone please let me know if you have ever tried Hispaniss Food? (8/4/20 - The awning has been changed. The word "Hispaniss" no longer appears. |
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The building that was once Caldor (see above) is now One World Mall. The signs on many of the businesses in Flushing will give you the impression you are in an Asian country, not the US. An example of this can be seen below. |



| Very few words in English! |