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May 4

How I Didn’t Go To College

I Needed the Help The Rich Weren’t Actually Giving

How I Didn’t Go To College

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Mar 8, 2019

Wish You Were Here — Vintage Postcard Series: Harold Walker to Miss Hattie C. Wells, July 27, 1913

On July 22, 1913, the Binghamton Clothing Company burned to the ground, killing 31 factory workers. Five days later, the city held a…

Wish You Were Here — Vintage Postcard Series: Harold Walker to Miss Hattie C. Wells, July 27, 1913

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Mar 5, 2019

Women’s History Month @ QED

March is #WomensHistoryMonth and at QED we’re celebrating! For every ticket pre-purchased from our website in this collection, QED will…

Women’s History Month @ QED

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Feb 25, 2019

Edith Maria Howard, July 1914

Wish You Were Here — Vintage Postcard Series

Edith Maria Howard, July 1914

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Feb 20, 2019

My House Was for Sale on eBay!

During a late night eBay rabbit hole scrolling through vintage postcards, I saw one that looked familiar. Very familiar. My house! It was…

My House Was for Sale on eBay!

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Feb 16, 2019

Wish You Were Here — Vintage Postcard Series: Miss Ida Martin, November 18, 1910

My hobby is purchasing vintage postcards and turning them into bite-sized mysteries to solve. This postcard is what started it all. I…

Wish You Were Here — Vintage Postcard Series: Miss Ida Martin, November 18, 1910

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May 6, 2018

“My Life on the Road” by Gloria Steinem

I finished Gloria Steinem’s book “My Life on the Road” from the NYPL earlier this week and have purchased a copy to own so that I may…

“My Life on the Road” by Gloria Steinem

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Feb 11, 2018

Introduction

I’ve always fancied myself a bit of a sleuth. When my family lived in the shed, I read Mom’s old Nancy Drew mysteries with a flashlight or…

Introduction

Kambri Crews

Kambri Crews

Owner-operator of the performing arts venue QED in NYC. Author of NY Times best seller BURN DOWN THE GROUND: A MEMOIR about my wild childhood with a Deaf family

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