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Bottles, boats, and bones: Search for treasure in the mid-century trash of Dead Horse Bay - Roadtrippers
Bottles, boats, and bones: Search for treasure in the mid-century trash of Dead Horse Bay - Roadtrippers
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Brooklyn's Dead Horse Bay Attracts Urban Explorers - Marine Park - New York - DNAinfo
Discarded glass bottles on the sand of Bottle Beach, the western shore of Dead Horse Bay, Brooklyn, New York, USA Stock Photo - Alamy
Gateway National Recreation Area | HIKE TO BOTTLE BEACH AT FLOYD BENNETT FIELD
New York's Favorite Trash-Strewn Beach Is a Wee Bit Radioactive - Atlas Obscura
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New York's 'Glass Bottle Beach' Closed After Survey Finds Radioactive Waste | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Bottles, boats, and bones: Search for treasure in the mid-century trash of Dead Horse Bay - Roadtrippers
Collectors Petition to Preserve 1950s Household Trash at Marine Park's Bottle Beach
Dead Horse Bay – Brooklyn, New York - Atlas Obscura
New York's Dead Horse Bay Is Covered Glass Bottles And Other Treasures
Dead Horse Bay: The Brooklyn bottle beach covered in cool vintage trash
Local historian petitions to save the trash from planned Dead Horse Bay cleanup • Brooklyn Paper
