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View looking north on Riverside Drive toward the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, 1925.
Photo: Browning Studio via NY Historical Society
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View looking north on Riverside Drive toward the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, 1925.
Photo: Browning Studio via NY Historical Society
Riverside Drive at 88th Street, looking southwest. 1967.
The Riverside Church ⛪ NYC
Riverside Drive, #Manhattan
I-240 Bridges, Asheville, NC — Summer, 2024
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A month of Shakespeare News! 2/4:
When forgery makes you literally pull out your own hair, something has gone terribly wrong. Plus David Tennant thinks that he is “a very obvious Andrew Aguecheek," Sherlockians get pedantic about "Twelfth Night," and a neck implant that shocks you if you quote "Hamlet" too much (fictional).
Illustrated “Poster Views of New York” from 1924 by artist A. Broun. Most postcards were raw photos or photos traced over and colored by illustrators, making these unique in the postcard landscape. The first of times square is particularly striking with the balls of light clustered above the avenues and real signs drawn from memory, introducing a spelling error in “Ziegfeld.”
Vivian Maier - Riverside Drive, Nueva York, 1953