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Dec. 30, 2012 by ljddj
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Dec. 30, 2012 by ljddj
1921 by Museum of the City of New York
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1919 by Museum of the City of New York
June 10, 2012 by Nick Stanhope
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Is this supposed to be in Manhattan? I don't think there is a Central Park in Queens. (read more)
tmm721
this pic is retarded-mar (read more)
dankevin.mark.mh2
Almost positive that this is PS 165, not 65, and it's on West 109th Street, not East 109th street. Unless 165 has an uncanny doppelganger across ... (read more)
lfletcher
I believe this pin is in the wrong place and should be one block west and north, no? (read more)
quinnraymond
Over looking the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge (read more)
quest.ferraro
cool (read more)
Tehboiz
its an very cheapplace (read more)
Tehboiz
Underneath the Second and Third Avenue Lines at Bowery and Division Streets. (read more)
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West 28th Street. (read more)
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Rockefeller Center taken from the roof of a 40-story office building at 444 Madison Avenue, facing west. The RCA Building is in the center, the International ... (read more)
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Parked car with wire wheels before #6, a decorative cast-iron fence and gate. (read more)
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Orchard Street Pushcarts. (read more)
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Orchard Street Pushcarts. (read more)
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Blind News Dealer, 59th Street and Madison Avenue. (read more)
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The Fish Market on South Street between Peck Slip and Beekman Street. At the southern end of the block (right) is Meyer's Hotel, notorious for selling ... (read more)
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Near West 131st Street. (read more)
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Federal style row houses at 511-513 Grand Street between Sheriff and Columbia Streets. (read more)
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A street vendor selling hot dogs and lemonade at West and North Moore Streets. (read more)
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A street vendor selling hot dogs and lemonade at West and North Moore Streets. (read more)
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A street vendor selling hot dogs and lemonade at West and North Moore Streets. (read more)
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Old Italian Napping with His Dogs, Delancey and Allen Streets. (read more)
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The Churchman office is in the foreground. (read more)
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Blind News Dealer, 59th Street and Madison Avenue. (read more)
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Orchard Street Pushcarts. (read more)
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This building was originally a mansion built by the merchant Samuel Whittemore and later the poet Hart Crane lived and wrote there. (read more)
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