A rabbi supervises the matzo-making process, Streit's Matzos, NYC, c. early 1960s
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Broadway on a Rainy Evening, Everett Warner, 1901
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Four friends share a bed in a Greenwich Village apartment after a long night out, ca. 1956.
Photo: Weegee via Int'l Center of Photography/bygonely
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Choice Groceries, Lexington Ave and E. 83rd Street. Yorkville neighborhood, Manhattan. Ca. 1900.
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Betty “China Doll” Dickerson, one of Savannah Club’s most well-known performers
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It looks like another snowy day in New York City! Here’s a view of the Museum’s 77th Street entrance in 1905, pulled from our Digital Collections. You can spot one of Manhattan’s elevated trains in the background, which operated on the Upper West Side until 1940.
Stay warm this weekend with a visit to the Museum! We're open daily from 10 am-5:30 pm.
Image no. 128664 / © AMNH
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I’ve been very into Abner Dean's work these last couple days. Here's one of his New Yorker Covers from 1934.
I’ve also been thinking about pairing music with my posts. Here’s the Ray Noble Orchestra getting particularly jazzy in 1933 with a vocal refrain by Al Bowlly (everybody loves Al Bowlly), some hot trumpet by Nat Gonella, some great baritone saxophone by Ernest Ritte, and reedman Freddy Gardner.
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Jerry Lewis (center) and Dean Martin (right) sharing some laughs at a dinner in their honor in New York
Marilyn Monroe is sitting behind them next to Eddie Fisher
1955
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south street seaport - manhattan, nyc
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Grand Street - Brooklyn NY, 1957
Henri Cartier-Bresson
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Rialto Theater, opening of Jacques Tourneur's Cat People (1942)
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Rainy Day, New York, Childe Hassam, 1892
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Josephine Baker receives a congratulatory kiss on the nose from her husband, orchestra leader Jo Bouillon, after her show at the Strand Theater during her 1951 U.S. tour.
Photo: Alfred Eisenstaedt via Life magazine Instagram
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Bum who claimed to be Scotch comedian (get it?) at Third Avenue and 14th Street.
New York City, 1941.
Photographer: Marjory Collins (1912-1985)
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