[If my discs weren't floppy, my photos wouldn't be LIMP!]
{No, LIMP does NOT refer to gender/sexual orientation!}
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A Motor Parkway Panel has been convened to keep the LIMP alive in minds and museums.
There is also a lot of automotive material on my ORDNANCE and HISTORY pages.
Also, if you like automotive history, see the links on the Automotive page.
RoW = Right-of-Way.
It is so full of information that I am reproducing both the two segments Al sent
AND a carefully-pieced full image (within one or two pixels of an exact match,
all 1.2Mb of it), all thumbnailed:
(22 Nov 05)


(1994 "map" courtesy of A. Castelli - all rights reserved)
[Thumbnailed image; click on picture for 1.2Mb image]
Note the tantalizing tidbits of LIMP lore:
1. BOTTO's farm peeking out at the top center of the right-hand segment; it was his farm that is now the northern portion of Bethpage State Park and his farm road that bridged the LIMP just west of the intersection of JoAnn Drive and Schoolhouse Lane.
2. "MAGILLIGAN'S TOLL HOUSE" {sic} at the lower end of Broadway at Stewart Avenue! Wuzzat? Where are you, Al Veloccci, when we need you?
3. "BEAU SE JOUR" {sic}, the Beau Sejour Restaurant (formerly) at the NW corner of Stewart and Central Avenues, long reputed to be, or contain part of, a LIMP Toll Lodge [highly unlikely - the Beau Sejour mansion was built in 1847 and sold to Harry G. Wilson in 1918 when it became a restaurant hosting the carriage trade from the LIMP - it was sold and demolished in 1973 - per Central Park Historical Society].
Minor inaccuracy - the LIMP went under Stewart Avenue. <{> Is there any other detail I may have missed?
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