Found in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Fleet Week, Times Square, NYC
New York in Gatsby’s Era - 1922 (via Gothamist)
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June 18, 1978: An abandoned pier collapsed into the Hudson River at Bethune Street in Greenwich Village, but that didn’t faze sunbathing New Yorkers. After all, they considered the piers their beaches, according to an article published two years later. “The pier in the Village replaces the stoop,” one West Village resident, Robert Lienhardt, was quoted as saying. “There is no other major place to get the sun.” Photo: Paul Hosefros/The New York Times
AMAZING! Mounir Fatmi - Save Manhattan 2 (2009) via architecturemodels
Train station in black and white. York Street Station. Dumbo. Brooklyn, New York City.
We wait.
We wait for the city to move beneath our feet.
We wait for the universe to rise up from under the weight of our own gravitas; the movement of our world spinning on its axis.
And while we wait, the plaster crumbles, the paint peels, the train tracks rust; all suspended in their own decay like flies in amber.
We wait because it’s the only way to slow down as time pushes us forward further and further into the vast expanse of eternity.
We wait for the train to come.
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June 18, 1978: An abandoned pier collapsed into the Hudson River at Bethune Street in Greenwich Village, but that didn’t faze sunbathing New...
Brent Spiner, Jonathan Frakes, and LeVar Burton
Brooklyn Bridge, New York 1921.
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Champ, Chinatown