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Old New York in Postcards #5

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Max

Postcards of Old New York -  Featuring Broadway and Fifth Avenue These postcards generally depict New York from 1900 – 1920. We are concentrating this batch on the well traveled areas of Broadway and Fifth Avenue. As the brief description … Continue reading →

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New York City, Traffic Enforcement Agents And Some Rain

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Bert

In Honor of Labor Day – A Photographic Essay in Hard Work Date – July 2011 Time – Morning Rush Hour Weather – On and Off Light Drizzle Lots of traffic coming off the FDR Drive and many vehicles moving … Continue reading →

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Old New York in Photos #8

Posted on August 15, 2011 by Max

Fifth Avenue Looking North from The Plaza (59th Street) 1930 Two way vehicular traffic is probably a shocking thing to see on Fifth Avenue, but in 1930 it was the norm. Also note: no traffic lights or policemen directing traffic. … Continue reading →

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