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Exploring the history of New York City

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Times Square (1978)

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1429172 months ago

Manhattan in 2000

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738442 months ago

New York City, 1912.

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463212 months ago

Blizzards of 1996: Fabulous Photos of New York City Covered in the Ice

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443512 months ago

Chrysler Building, the Art Deco Gem. 77 floors, built in 1930.

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423162 months ago

Happy birthday to the Williamsburg Bridge, which opened 121 years ago on December 19th, 1903!

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27462 months ago

A view of Park Row near City Hall Park showing a section of "Newspaper Row" where major publishers were housed in 1864. These buildings were all demolished to make way for the Brooklyn Bridge.

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Childe Hassam, “Late Afternoon, Winter, New York” (ca. 1900).

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194132 months ago

Marilyn Monroe leaving the Idlewild Airport in New York on September 9, 1954.

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18782 months ago

William Glackens, “Merry Christmas (Yuletide Revels)” (1910)—Glackens, who lived in Greenwich Village, was known for his depictions of life in prewar New York City. This particular art work is housed in the Brooklyn Museum.

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17442 months ago