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"Tottenville: The Town the Oyster Built"
From the flier for an upcoming program on March 19, 2009 at 4:00PM at the Tottenville Branch Library:
A Celebration of the History of Tottenville
The Tottenville Historical Society and the Tottenville Branch Library invite you to celebrate the arrival of the new book, Tottenville: The Town the Oyster Built by Barnett Shepherd. “Scrupulously researched but lively vivid…” writes Christopher Gray of the New York Times. And Brian J. Laline, Editor, Staten Island Advance adds “Tottenville, Staten Island. A place of rich history, historical significance–and your last stop before leaving the shores of the State of New York…Travel with him around this southernmost town in New York State…It’s truly a unique story of a tiny slice of America.”
The book is published by the Tottenville Historical Society and the Preservation League of Staten Island.
If you can't come to the program and are interested in the book, you can contact the Tottenville Historical Society at www.tottenvillehistory.com or at PO Box 70185, Staten Island, NY 10307-0185.


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I would like to thank Donald
Submitted by Winfield Thomas on April 14, 2009 at 3:38 PM.
I would like to thank Donald Laub for helping me find the man I was named after 64 years ago, who is a relative of his. My father and Winnie Laub were friends from Travis. Winnie Laub's full name is Francis Winfield Laub. after contacting Donald, And finding out that Winnie Laub's first name was really Francis, I was able to contact him. We had a great phone conversation after 60 years. I think I was about four the only time I met him.
Thanks.
Winfield Thomas
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