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Oysters were so popular in 19th-century New York that people ate roughly one million oysters every day. They also repurposed the discarded oyster shells to pave roads and make mortar paste to fuel the building boom. Trinity Church is a famous building built with oyster shell-mortar paste.

Picture Oysters were Highly Popular in 19th Century New York

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