‘Old New York Photo Mysteries’ Chapter 4: Glass Plates Showing Prospect Park and a Girl’s Room
An examination of two old New York glass plate photos purchased from eBay appeared to show they shared a connection to 112 Kingston Ave. in Brooklyn.
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An examination of two old New York glass plate photos purchased from eBay appeared to show they shared a connection to 112 Kingston Ave. in Brooklyn.
This is the story of how a discovery in a photo led me to uncover the fascinating history of the Gimbel Brothers department store's New York origins.
I researched old books, city directories, maps and more to find the location where a photographer captured an old New York photo showing the Brooklyn Bridge.
In this first installment of Old New York Photo Mysteries, I examine a collection of three photos captured on or near the Brooklyn Bridge.
This poem is about the things the Brooklyn Bridge has seen in its long existence. The two towers that run deep into the earth of the East River hold a…
In addition to the Bernard Gussow (1881-1957) piece from a previous blog, here are two more from “Up From The City Streets: A Life of Alfred E. Smith.”
“Up From The City Streets: A Life of Alfred E. Smith” was first published in November 1927 by Grosset & Dunlap, one year before Governor Al Smith would lose the…
New York Then and Now is a tribute to the 19th-century photographer George Bradford Brainerd.