This fantastic vintage photograph from 1960 shows the northeast corner of Broadway and 50th Street in Midtown Manhattan. Shown are two entrances to the 50 St A train subway station, in the original glass-covered gazebo style from 1904. While seemingly redundant, the two staircases were created with one as an entrance (domed roof) and one as an exit (peaked roof). Unfortunately, nothing in this photo exists anymore except the stairs themselves:

The amazing subway entrance structures have been removed, as well as the buildings on both sides of the street. Even worse, we've replaced a full block of unique, local bars, with an Applebee's.

This not-so-bright Future Darwiin Award Winner was recently spotted riding on the outside of a New York City subway car, holding on for deal life in the recessed part of the door. We're not sure if this is a stunt, or if he was just late and really couldn't miss the train, but either way, this is not an advised way to ride the New York City subway if you value your life.

Good morning! Wishing you a happy Tuesday, September 26th, 2017 from all of us at Viewing NYC!

Here's what the weather looks like in the City right now.