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Inside NYC's Department of Records in downtown Manhattan - Notes From All Over - The New Yorker

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New York City's entire history is managed by the Department of Records, in downtown Manhattan. Eileen Flannelly, the deputy commissioner, and Kenneth Cobb, the assistant commissioner, show us around.

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