Last of the Fire Horses express The New York Times moved

The New York Times moved its headquarters uptown to Broadway and 42nd Street

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Last of the Fire Horses express The New York Times movedWith a trail of smoke and a wailing whistle, the last horse drawn fire engine in New York makes it final run, dashing along Fulton Street and then down Court Street to Joralemon Street before arriving at the rear of Brooklyn's Borough Hall. It was a ceremonial final call for the horses as city dignitaries, fire officials and passers by watched the end of an era on the morning of December 20, 1922. The horses were being retired and replaced by