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Postwar New York Like it Has Never Been Seen Before

He spent his nights sleeping in the kitchen of photographer Harry Callahan’s Harlem apartment, and his days riding the Third Avenue El from 125 th Street down to the towers of Midtown, the ethnic enclaves of the Lower East Side, and the historic buildings of the Financial District, capturing signage,

How I Would Love to Walk in New York of a Century Ago

The Harlem River - a narrow strait dividing Manhattan from the Bronx. The Washington Bridge - it crosses the Harlem River between Manhattan and the Bronx. Below it, to the left is Harlem River Drive. Over the years, Madison Square Park has been home to several temporary arches.

See Vintage Post-War New York in All Its Photogenic Glory

Click on images to enlarge LaSalle Street and Amsterdam Avenue, Harlem (1946) Source: Museum of the City of New York/Todd Webb Archive From Empire State Building, looking southeast (1946) Source: Museum of the City of New York/Todd Webb Archive [related_articles] 125th Street (1946) Source: Museum of

We’ve Got Hold of the Coolest Collection of Vintage Photos

(London , 1939) 12. 1940's, Beechnut chewing gum girl making a sale in Harlem 13. Budapest in 1987 (Hungary). Photo by Attila Manek 14. Parisians walk across rows of chairs to navigate floodwaters, 1924. Photo by Henri Manuel 15. 

Do You Remember Playing Like These Photographed Children?

Patrick's Day dance, Ireland, 1964 A policewoman plays with kids, Harlem, 1978 I wish I could fly!

Amazing - Dancing Ballet on the Streets of New York City

Robles invited dancers from the American Ballet Theatre, Ballet Concierto de Puerto Rico, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, and others into the streets of New York City and captured their incredible pirouettes and pliés mid-air.

We Used to Dress With So Much Style...

reddit.com 3 Ladies in Kageyama Koyo ,Japan (1928) olympe.in Figureskating, New York City (1937) reddit.com Katherine Hepburn (from the 1938 film " Bringing Up Baby ") time.com Anna May Wong (1930s) 1940swomen.tumblr.com 2 models in nautical-themed clothes (1940s) darkladymonique.tumblr.com A young lady in Harlem

These Wonderful Shots Are From Many Special Times Gone By

A Harlem couple, wearing raccoon fur coats, pose for a photograph with their Cadillac in 1932. Ford Model Ts make their way along an assembly line in the 1920s. The Model T was the first car ever to be produced on an assembly line, and changed the automotive industry forever.

This Drought-Proof Grain is Exactly What the World Needs!

In July 2017, a Whole Foods Store in New York’s Harlem decided to stock bags of fonio, a West African grain that is similar to couscous. Their first shipment sold out in a matter of hours. Just last week, Los Angeles Lakers forward Luol Deng hosted a fonio party at his house.

At Times, We Need Reminding How Wonderful People Can Be

This 22-year-old man from Harlem befriended an 81-year-old lady residing in Florida while playing Words With Friends online. This is a picture of him visiting her for the first time.

Relive History In These Incredible Mansions Across the US

Langston Hughes House (New York City) Image Source: Americasroof / Wikimedia Commons The top floor of the brownstone on East 127th street in Manhattan's Harlem neighborhood was home to the acclaimed poet, playwright, and novelist Langston Hughes.

Another Delayed Flight! Why Does it Happen?

If you’re not a seasoned globetrotter, you may think that flight delays are inevitable, in which case, we’ve got some great news for you.

The Beauty of Asia: 17 Gorgeous Travel Guides

The Top 10 Must-Visit Attractions in South Korea Click Here to Read the Article The incredible cultural and natural diversity of South Korea is enough to captivate any would-be globetrotter. Here are the top 10 tourist attractions to visit in South Korea.

South Korea Has More to Offer You Than You Ever Imagined

The incredible cultural and natural diversity of South Korea is enough to captivate any would-be globetrotter. From high-tech, futuristic cities such as its capital, Seoul, to lush forests and domineering mountains, there’s no denying that this country has a little something for everyone.

These Rooftop Bars Around the World Have Views to Die For

Wythe Hotel, Brooklyn, New York If you’re ever in New York, try venturing out of Manhattan and heading to the Ides at the Wythe Hotel for unparalleled views of Manhattan island, from Harlem to the Financial District. 16.

20th Century: The MOST Popular Breakfast of Every Decade

The 1990s - Chicken and Waffles Image Source: Wikipedia Commons This combination originated in Jazz Age Harlem, in after-hour clubs, where jazz revelers would go to satisfy their appetite when it was way past dinnertime and too early for breakfast.

Walk Back In Time With These Colorized Vintage Photographs

Some 3,000 men lost their lives on the last day of the war, fighting raged on right until the announcement was made. 1919: The 369th US Infantry Regiment earned themselves the nickname "Harlem Hellfighters" due to their fearlessness in battle, never having one of their men captured, or even losing a