Waiting for Fish ship-reprints In the 1960s

In the 1960s

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Waiting for Fish ship-reprints In the 1960sGulls, seemingly aware of nearby signs, wait to feed at the Fulton Street Fish Market in 1971. The writing on the wall, so to speak, announced a full menu of the good stuff oysters, clams and smoked fish _ that arrived daily at the fish market, a fixture in Lower Manhattan for 180 years. The historic Fulton Fish Market closed in November 2005 and began operating out of a new gleaming refrigerated hub in the Bronx. Dan Barry of The Times gave the fish