How to: New York
All I ask is that you keep to the right on the escalator.
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Photo reblogged from CyberTrinkets
42nd Street at dusk, 1930.
My grammy and grampy’s town. Grammy went to middle school at 42nd and 3rd, south side of the street. Every time I walk past the old building, I call and let her know I’m walking by her alma mater. And she replies, “what I can’t hear you. Are you in the city?”
(Source: artieshaw)
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Photo reblogged from CyberTrinkets
oi!! Balebustas out haggling.
Lower East Side shopping district, c. 1890.
(Source: artieshaw)
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Photo reblogged from DrinkandaCake
Sometimes I can see the appeal of this town. #NYC (Taken with Instagram)
Yeah, I can see it too. Sometimes.
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Photo reblogged from Helluva Town
Some things certainly appreciate in real estate value. This decrepit rat trap in 1976 is probably worth a metric assload of million dollar bills in 2012.
W Broadway & Broome Street, SOHO, New York. 1976
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Post reblogged from Oblivious To The Obvious
I say at dawn because the hordes of tourists are strangely missing. It could also be some sort of apocalyptic two suns in the sunset scene.
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Photo reblogged from ♥RADIANTSEOUL♥
Reminds me of some sort of intricate glow-in-the-dark circuitry that has a faintly human smell about it.
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Photo reblogged from Love is a Dog From Hell
Cold steamy fog and desolation and empty space.Blizzard in Alleyway, Downtown NYC (by Eddie O’Bryan)
