Just like everything else in New York City in the 1980s, the Statue of Liberty fell into a state of disrepair. From 1984 through 1986, Lady Liberty underwent massive restoration, repair, and…
The 1940s were marked with both dark times and bright hopes. Nightly dim-outs, meant to both conserve energy and hide the skyline from possible WWII air and naval attacks, were a regular…
dOGUMENTA is a cool new art gallery presented by Arts Brookfield that is coming to Brookfield Place this weekend and is calling itself America's first art show for dogs. Not of or by dogs,…
A new photobook by famed photographer Louis Stettne titled Penn Station, New York is a roundup of fantastic vintage photographs he snapped in the 1950s, before Penn Station evolved into the…
With numerous subway stops, local businesses and eateries, 86th Street is the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bensonhurst's "main street", though you wouldn't be able to tell from looking at these…
The New York City Skyline is ever-changing. Compare the Manhattan skyline in these fantastic color aerial photographs captured in the 1960s with the skyline of today and you will see a world…
Despite being a densely populated City with fewer green pareas than many other cities, having dogs as pets has always been a popular choice amongst residents. Sure the dogs may not get to…
The World for a Nickel is an incredible vintage film from the 1960s that documents a picturesque ride on the Staten Island Ferry. It was uploaded to YouTube by Ella's Archives, a channel…
This great vintage street photograph shows the corner of West 36th Street and 7th Avenue in the Garment District of Manhattan sometime around 1970. Teamo is no longer there, replaced with a…
