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New York Air: The View from Above
"New York Air", a New Photobook That Gives an Aerial Portrait of the City
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Coney Island beach in the summer
Check Out These Fantastic Birdseye View Photos of New York in the Summer
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Columbus Circle
Incredible Birds-Eye View Photography of the City From Jeffrey Milstein
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Vintage Photograph of a DC-4 Airplane Flying Over Midtown Circa 1939
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This aerial photograph from 1910 shows a Zeppelin dirigible flying over Manhattan. Aerial photography has existed since the mid-1800s, giving people a unique perspective of their planet.
100 Years of the City From a Birds Eye View
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Frank Staropoli of the New York City Police Aviation Unit scoured SoHo rooftops in the growing search for Etan Patz, the boy who disappeared on his way to a bus stop on May 25, 1979. Nearly 36 years to the day of the disappearance, a judge declared a mistrial in the case after jurors — who had deliberated for three weeks — could not reach a verdict.
New York Times' Lively Morgue Posts a Vintage Aerial Photograph Over Lower Manhattan
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Downtown Manhattan
Amazing Aerial Photograph of Lower Manhattan Captured via Helicopter
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June 21, 1954: Plans to build on Columbus Circle required demolition of 1819 Broadway, a tower of offices that would be “the tallest building ever to come down anywhere in the world,” according to H. B. Mack, president of Wreckers and Excavators Inc. The demolition, which displaced pigeons and others, was to make space for the New York Coliseum, a convention center that stood there from 1956 till 2000, when the Time Warner Center moved in.
New York Times' Lively Morgue Posts a Vintage Aerial Photograph of a Razed Columbus Circle
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The Statue of Liberty hails dawn over New York Harbor in 1978.
Amazing Aerial Photograph Showing Statue of Liberty and Twin Towers in 1978
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Just flew over #NYC. One of my favorite places on Earth and yes, we have a very big lens. #YearInSpace http://t.co/fZfwqSR9R4
Ultimate Birds Eye View of Lower Manhattan Captured From Space by Astronaut Scott Kelly
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