84 years ago on October 27th, 1940
The first New York World's Fair closes at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
Over a year and a half, 44.9 million people attended the fair.
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120 years ago on October 27th, 1904
The original 28 subway stations open
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A 2.6 magnitude earthquake strikes the Upper West Side of Manhattan
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Record High: 82°F in 1963
Record Low: 28°F in 1936
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