Vintage new york city photography

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New York City, c. early 1930s

Vintage Times Square Before the pedestrian plaza and the media-centered tourist extravaganza that is Times Sq. today, there was a very different kind of...

These are what New York City looked like over 100 years ago. Atlantic Avenue Subway Brooklyn Bronx Zoo Entrance Brooklyn Navy Yard Dry Dock #4 City Investing Building Columbus Circle 11th Avenue Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn Grand Central Entrances Grand Central Subway Ramp Lower Manhattan from Coentes Slip Metropolitain Life Building Metropolitan Life Building at Night Old Penn Station Concourse Old Penn Station Interior Old Penn Station Polo Grounds former home of the Yankees & Giants…

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Checker taxi cabs on 34th Street. I found Dad's diary and he wrote on August 16, 1938: “We swung across town and in a bit were on the Henry Hudson highway leading south. And believe it or not, first thing you know we were once again at the Hotel New Yorker. On the way down, we had a thrill as we passed by a huge ocean liner, all lit up, as it lay at the dock. It was the Normandie.”

1940s NYC | Street photos of every building in New York City in 1939/1940

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I was a teenager in Texas during all of it, so I missed out on the New York City of the 1970s. It was a very different place than where I live today. The Bowery , now lined with million dollar apartments, lived up to it’s infamous name by hosting much of the city’s illi