Evolution of One Times Square. Built by the New York Times in 1904. Allied Chemical bought the building in 1963. Then in the mid 90s the billboards took over and its been empty ever since.

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Early Los Angeles compared to 2001

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West 207th Subway Station in the Manhattan neighboorhood of Inwood, served by the 1 train

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Washington Square Arch in NYC

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Manhattan Bridge from Washington St & Water St. Original taken in 1974

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Times Square a few years apart

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NYC skyline 10 years apart

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Missoula, Montana - I think either the Salish or Kootenai Tribe about 1890 and the University of Montana present day

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Just a guy learning how to embroider in my down time. One down many more to go!

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Strolling around the West Village, NYC. American Express Company, Washington Street at N.E. corner of West 11th Street. September 30, 1930 v July 12, 2020.

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Pigeon Sploot

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Looking south toward WTC from the West Village, 30 years apart

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The Walker Sisters cabin in Sevier County, Tennessee

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The Queensboro Bridge, officially named the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge was completed in 1909. It cost $18 million. The Bridge connects Long Island City with the Upper East Side passing over Roosevelt Island.

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Yoga Sploot

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Instead of buying a gift I decided to try my hand at making a blanket for my girlfriend. It may not be perfect but hopefully its at least warm

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Road trip to Sedona, AZ-1927

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Its fall in NYC! Taken yesterday in Crown Heights

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327 9th Street in Brooklyn. Hasn't changed at all in 93 years

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The City Hall Post Office was a building designed by Alfred B. Mullett in New York City across from New York City Hall. The Second Empire style building, built between 1869 and 1880, was not well received. Commonly called Mullett's Monstrosity, was demolished in 1939.

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The last (working) gaslight lamp post in NYC. This one, in a style introduced in the 1860s, has a crossbar, which was used for propping up a ladder. Though the black cast-iron lamp is the only one of its kind to still survive today, it’s been powered by electricity since the 1920s. Photo 1939 v 2020

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The floor in this restaurant

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This is a new one for me...

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So far, so good! I’m commuting to gigs with this beast behind me

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[practice]Took a break from work to try out Procreate

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Not many car dealerships in Manhattan anymore. This is at the intersection of Houston and 6th. April 5, 1939

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The top of this fence post looks like a whole new world.

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I biked to Central Park to take this photo of Gapstow Bridge in all of its fall goodness

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The last (working) gaslight lamp post in NYC. This one, in a style introduced in the 1860s, has a crossbar, which was used for propping up a ladder. Though the black cast-iron lamp is the only one of its kind to still survive today, it’s been powered by electricity since the 1920s. Photo 1939 v 2020

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A favorite stop on my ride

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A view looking north at the Washington Square Arch in NYC. This structure, costing $128,000, was completed in April 1892. The original was taken December 1936 and I took the recent one December 2019

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I figured only the people subscribed to this sub would appreciate this. My unicorn of the patagonia world. Exclusive to Fall 2014 the Undyed Cashmere Snap-T

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So far, so good! Commuting to gigs with this beast behind me

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A favorite stop on my ride

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Not an ent...just wanted to say thanks

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Aerial shot of NYC

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Ideas for an unused rifle bag

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This is me

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Dirty keys

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The Mall at Central Park. Ghost Town, NY.

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[NGD] My grandpas 50 year old Grammer Guitar!

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reddit: the front page of the internet (July 25, 2005)

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Just got my first banjo...I love it!

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