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Dyckman may
refer to:
Dyckman House, the
oldest remaining farmhouse in
Manhattan Dyckman Street, a
street in the
Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan, New...
- The
Dyckman House, now the
Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, is the
oldest remaining farmhouse on
Manhattan island, a
vestige of New York City's
rural past. The...
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Dyckman Street (/daɪkmɪn/ ****-man),
occasionally called West 200th Street, is a
street in the
Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. It is...
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Dyckman Oval was a
sports venue in the
Inwood neighborhood of
Upper Manhattan in New York City. It was most
commonly known as a home for
Negro league...
- The
Dyckman Street station (pronounced ****-man) is a
station on the IND
Eighth Avenue Line of the New York City Subway,
located at the
intersection of...
- The
Dyckman Street station (pronounced ****-man) is a
station on the IRT Broadway–Seventh
Avenue Line of the New York City Subway.
Located roughly at...
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Dyckman Street station may
refer to:
Dyckman Street station (IRT Broadway–Seventh
Avenue Line)
Dyckman Street station (IND
Eighth Avenue Line) This disambiguation...
- Mary Lang
Dyckman (1886–1982) was an
advocate for
labor protections in the
policies and laws of New Jersey.
Dyckman served as
president of the Consumers...
- the
modern A train,
reached Dyckman and 207th
Streets along Broadway and the
large estates west of
Broadway (Seaman,
Dyckman, Isham, etc.) were sold off...
- The
Dyckman Basketball Tournament is one of the
premier summer streetball tournaments in New York City. It is
located in
Monsignor Kett
Playground a.k...
