Nubian Square (formerly Dudley Sq.) in Boston, 1963 (partially colorized) vs. 20181yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Detroit before and after the construction of freeways and “urban renewal”3yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Reading Terminal, Camden, NJ (across the river from Philadelphia); 1925 (colorized) vs. 2022 (from Google)2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Dorchester El Station on the South Side of Chicago, 1906 (colorized) vs. 2022 (google); the station was closed due to budget cuts in 1973 and demolished shortly after.1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
NYC: 8th Ave/32nd St (Penn Station & MSG), 1910 (colorized) vs. 20192yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Warren Sq. (defunct), Roxbury, Boston MA, 1902 (colorized) vs. 2022 (from Google Earth)2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Demographic Composition of Houston, 2010 [OC] Source: 2010 US Census; Tool: Photoshop3yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/dataisbeautiful
Buffalo, NY 1950 vs. 2021. Pour one out for America's dismantled trams.2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Rochester, NY, 2014 vs. 2016 vs. 2023 (before, during, and after the removal of the Inner Belt expressway, which had previously divided the surrounding neighborhoods from the city center)7mo ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Chicago's Near West Side before and after the construction of the Eisenhower Expressway and UIC1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Hamilton Avenue in Red Hook, Brooklyn, 1940 (colorized) vs. 20221yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Rotterdam Centrum 1985 vs 2023 (from Google). This is just in front of Centraal Station, looking east down Weena towards Hofplein.7mo ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
A residential block on the South Side of Chicago, before and after Illinois Tech's expansion in the 1960s1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Aldine Square on the South Side of Chicago, 1938 (colorized) vs. 20221yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Hamilton Ave in Red Hook, before and after the construction of the Gowanus Expressway and BQE in the 1940s-50s1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/nyc
SF-Oakland Bay Bridge, 1948 vs. 2010 (not the exact same angle, but close.) Electrified rail was removed in 1958.2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Aldine Square on the South Side of Chicago, 1938 (colorized) vs. 2022 (from google)1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
What’s your favorite production WW2 fighter and why is it the P-38 Lightning?2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/aviation
Camden, NJ, 1955 (partially colorized) vs. 2022 (from google)2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Looking towards Downtown from West Oakland, 1956 vs. 2015 (slightly different locations)2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
City Hall & PRR Broad Street Station from above, 1920 (colorized)2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/philadelphia
Hamilton Ave in Red Hook, before and after the construction of the BQE and the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/Brooklyn
The Lord Calvert Hotel in Miami's Overtown neighborhood, 1955 vs. 2014 (now a USPS parking lot)1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/Miami
Chicago's Near West Side, 1906 (partially colorized) vs. 2022 (google)1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
The West End before and after urban renewal & slum clearance (images from West End Museum)2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/boston
Dudley Square, Boston 1963 vs. 2022 (w/ annotations for orientation)2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Greater San Francisco - Oakland (~280k pop) [Metro isn't as crazy as it looks...]3yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
It would be great to have more live action ARC-170s! I feel like this ship is underutilized. As well as the J-Type Diplomatic Barge...1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/StarWars
Tulsa, OK, before and after the 1921 massacre and the 1970s construction of freeways/“urban renewal”3yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
The archipelago metropolis of New Hong Brookhattansterdam, CSL view3yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
Bay Area Transit, 1938. From downtown Berkeley to the city in 28 minutes, the same as BART, while servicing local stops. Restore rail on the bridge.2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/TransitDiagrams
Birds of paradise are huge! Beautiful set. I’m surprised about the “illegal” dirt?2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/lego
East Bay Electrified Rail Transit, 1938 (the system's height). Rail on the lower deck of the Bay Bridge was removed and converted to car use in 1958. Today's transbay buses follow many of the same routes.2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/bayarea
Green Line “L” on the South Side of Chicago, 1946 (colorized) vs. 2022 (google)1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/chicago
Fix it: re-electrify transit in Oakland and restore bridge service2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/TransitDiagrams
The Galveston Interurban and the Sante Fe R.R. on the Galveston Causeway, 1920s3yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/houston
There’s too many skulls in this scene. I get that they were going for spooky, but this is *too* spooky. Too many skulls!2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Fantasy light rail map. Pink/blue lines would use dedicated lanes mostly on or adjacent to 441, Okeechobee & Dixie. Green is frequent bus shuttle to the airport from Downtown.1yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/WestPalmBeach
Demographics of Buffalo, NY [OC] [Source: University of Virginia]2yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/dataisbeautiful
My proposal to reroute the downtown trolleys. This is only about 1/2 mile longer than the existing but covers a lot more.3yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/WestPalmBeach
Before there was BART or AC Transit, there was the Key System. Key trains rode on the lower deck of the Bay Bridge. [2497 × 913] (x-post from r/mapporn)11yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/bayarea
Biking across the Golden Gate Bridge, the one and only [1280 x 956] [OC]11yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Before there was BART or AC Transit, there was the Key System. Key trains rode on the lower deck of the Bay Bridge. [2497 × 913]11yr ⋅ TheSandPeople ⋅ r/MapPorn
