In this cold and cavernous bay, from which he is about to be evicted, you will find old trolley fare boxes; books about electromechanical devices of the 1930's; pneumatically powered door engines; a BB gun to scare away pigeons and rats; heavy-duty machine tools; and ever-accumulating piles of spare trolley parts.
The new exhibition at the City Reliquary, a museum devoted to New York artifacts and ephemera (think vintage seltzer bottles, trolley parts, the old 2nd Avenue Deli sign), is "76 Kisses," a series of found photographs of people in various states of lip lock.
Yonkers has announced its intention to build a small theater for art films in a converted trolley barn as part of its waterfront redevelopment project, which is still in the planning stages.
And health correspondent Denis Campbell reports that nurses and doctors say patients attending accident and emergency wards are being abandoned on trolleys in other parts of hospitals without nursing supervision because there is nowhere else to put them.
The shelf at the bottom sticks out about 30cm but, if need be, you can double that by folding out another part of the trolley.
A trolley takes you from this part of the cemetery, which is usually closed, to a seat on a beautifully lighted hill in front of a majestic tree.
The main part of my trolley is filling up with things I am going to eat myself: fresh fish, sprouts on a stalk, new potatoes, salad, pears, two mangoes, a pot of growing coriander, dark chocolate, olives, yoghurt, nice smelly cheese, a bottle of wine.
Since the trolley was being developed as part of feasibility work in preparation for a trial evaluating deferred cord clamping, clinicians using the trolley were aiming to provide immediate newborn care with an intact umbilical cord whenever possible.
14 For this qualitative study, purposive sampling was used, where all eligible parents whose babies had initial care in the first few minutes of life at the bedside using the trolley were invited to take part in the study.
That never happened, but Mr. Diamond, a transportation consultant, hopes his own plan will: to make the tunnel part of a restored trolley line.
