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Ten years ago, historian Nick Yablon stumbled upon the album in the collections of the New York Historical Society.  He now brings the album to a wider public in a new photobook, published by Columbia University Press.  Through a series of short essays accompanying each photograph, Yablon reveals how Hine recorded a street under threat from developers, reformers, and others seeking to refashion it.</text>
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