Today I'm walking around the newer sections of Queens's Calvary Cemetery, which, as we learned last year, is the final resting place of a mind-boggling 1,750,000 to 3,000,000 people.

In case you can't tell, Calvary is a Catholic cemetery.

and his 82-year-old father are buried here.

(Birthday)

Erected by the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood Veterans Association in 1907 to memorialize the "men of 1865-1867"

The "last of the gentleman gangsters"

This chunk of median at the intersection of Queens Boulevard and 58th Street seems to believe it is located at the geographic center of NYC. The Department of City Planning, however, says that the city's geographic center actually lies about two and a half miles away, on Stockholm Street between Wyckoff Avenue and St. Nicholas Avenue in Bushwick.

Used to be a HOTELHOTELHOTELHOTELHOTELHOTEL...

to sell Dutch beer to the Irish

Stuck to a dead-end retaining wall on 47th Avenue

A very rare Queens step street

Gazing down into Mount Zion Cemetery