Visitors go underground to experience Brooklyn history

Decades after he discovered an abandoned Long Island Rail Road tunnel under Atlantic Avenue, a self-described historian is taking people underground to reach back into Brooklyn history. Bob Diamond re-discovered

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Visitors go underground to experience Brooklyn history

Decades after he discovered an abandoned Long Island Rail Road tunnel under Atlantic Avenue, a self-described historian is taking people underground to reach back into Brooklyn history. Bob Diamond re-discovered

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