My late father was born in Williamsburg on Wythe Avenue in 1919. Back then, it was an Irish shanty town and for years my mom didn't even like to admit my father was born in such squalor. Now, though, the neighborhood is as trendy and expensive as any in Manhattan.
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March 27, 2010
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