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Vintage photograph. New York City metropolitan opera house

World Trade Center under Construction, New York City, New York, USA, Bernard Gotfryd, 1970

Happy New Year.A crowd estimated by New York police at 900,000 persons fills times Square, at midnight, Dec.31, to welcome in the New Year. Revelers pushed and Jostled each other moments before the "Bewitching Hour", cut at the stroke of midnight each turned to the other to bid him "Happy Returns of the Day." Photo made from A Balcony on the Hotel Aston on Broadway between 44th and 45 streets. January 1, 1947. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

V-E Day Celebrations - New York. May 28, 1945.

Times Square Throng Hails New Year.This Picture of Jam-Packed Times Square in New York was made exactly at Midnight Dec.31 as New Yorkers Thronged the "White Way" to welcome 1946. The view is from 47th street and Broadway, looking south. January 1, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Manhattan Bridge Is Not On Fire -- Despite this alarming indication to the contrary, there is no reason to assume that the famous Brooklyn Bridge is on fire and requiring the attentions of fireboats. The boys are merely submitting the New York Fire Department's fireboat "John P. Mitchell" to official tests following its overhauling and the installation of a new high-pressure pumping system. The boat can now deliver 9,700 gallons of water a minute. It is estimated that her efficiency was increased by 33% by the replacement of her equipment. March 29, 1930.

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Library Of The Nations (Second Of The Nations) -- The entrance to the main room of the library is marked "United Nations Archives." The original League of Nations sign on the door was changed when the library was taken over by the U.N. in 1946. May 28, 1954. (Photo by United Press).

Their Loyalty Unquestioned -- They pay respects to the uniform and to the flag. These two wounded war Veterans couldn't march in the Veterans of Foreign wars convention parade here August 26th, but their loyalty is unquestioned. October 1, 1941. (Photo by ACME).

From A Cold Water Flat To The Waldorf -- Richard Earl Cox Carrier his sleeping 1½-year-old Son, Richard, Jr., As he, his wife Eleanor, and their other son, Jimmie, 2½, arrive at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, March 14. Cox moved his family into a $12.60 a day room at the Hotel, insisting he would pay $4 of the monthly bill. The remainder. He said, would be sent to Mayor O'Dwyer because the city had not providing the Coxes with quarters in a veteran's housing project. The family was living in a $16 a month cold water flat in Brooklyn. March 14, 1948. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Parade Opens New Manhattan Gateway -- Here is a parade of buses emerging from the new Lincoln Tunnel connecting New Jersey with mid-town New York City as dedication ceremonies for the south tube were held Dec. 21. Shown here is the Jersey portal of the new Subhudson vehicular route. Troops are lined up along the roadway as the buses which carried buses which carried 1,500 through the tunnel emerge. December 21, 1937. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Wide Open Space -- This is Times Square, virtually deserted shortly before 9 a.m. today, following Mayor William O' Dwyer's proclamation shutting down all places of public assembly in order to cope with a critical fuel shortage resulting from the nine-day old tug boat strike. February 12, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Craftsmen's Fair -- The First Annual Fair of the Greenwich Village Craftsmen was opened here with over seventy village artisans handling the fifty booths. Over 10,000 persons visited the fair on opening day and watched coppersmiths, silversmiths, lamp makers, engravers potters and woodworkers give exhibitions of their work. The fair, to enable professional Village artisans to present their work to the public, will run for three consecutive week-ends on a lot at the Avenue of The Americas between Washington and Waverly Places. Part of the proceeds will go to the Greenwich House Camp Fund.Here Richard Budd attracts the curious as he fashions a leather belt in his booth. May 26, 1947. (Photo by Wide World Photos).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Donald Budge (foreground) returns Fred Perry's service during their first meeting as professionals at Madison-Square Garden, New York. Budge won with surprising ease - 6-1, 6-3, 6-0. April 25, 1939. (Photo by ACME Newspictures, Inc.).

Fifth Avenue Interlude -- Fifth Avenue, the street of fashion and swank in this city, was a street with music today as Otto Feinberg, a longshoreman, paused to listen to this radio as he sat on the terrace wall in front of the New York Public Library on the corner of 42nd Street. Otto, while waiting for the time of his night assignment to roll around, sat in the sun, amusing himself and passers-by.No one thinks it strange that wharfie Otto Feinberg sits on a wall in Fifth Ave., street of swank and fashion to listen to his radio. January 29, 1947. (Photo by Wide World Photo).

Sun And Lotion Are Popular Here - Here is an aerial view of Coney Island as Sunday temperature hit a scorching 86.4 and almost a million people jammed the popular bathing spot seeking relief. June 25, 1951. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Variations On A Theme - A front view of the building taken from streetlevel at a slight angle contains the added attraction of a little girl holding her balloons as she gazes upward. July 8, 1953. (Photo by United Press).

Jewish Veterans Parade - Jewish war veterans parade at Madison Square Park, New York city, Apr. 4, past part of a crowd of more than 100,000 persons, in protest to the United States stand on Palestine. Among the more than 26,000 veterans who marched in the parade were contingents from the five boroughs of New York, various sections of New York state, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ohio, Virginia, Delaware, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and the district of Columbia. Scene looks North from Madison Ave. April 4, 1948. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Former Normandie's list cut to 27.5 degrees the U.S.S. Lafayette, former French Luxury Liner Normandie, reaches this angle -- 27.5 degrees--during salvage operations at her Hudson River slip, New York City, Aug. 20. August 21, 1943. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). During World War II, Normandie was seized by U.S. authorities at New York and renamed USS Lafayette. In 1942, the liner caught fire while being converted to a troopship, capsized onto her port side and came to rest on the mud of the Hudson River at Pier 88

Stork Club - New York. August 01, 1947.

Stork Club - New York -- Stage & Screen Sheman Billingsley also Dorothy Lamour. June 04, 1946.

A.I.F. in USA. October 27, 1945.

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

While The Big City Sleeps (Fourth Of Ten) -- A lone traveller (right) watches as Grand Central Station gets its nightly mop-up. Sixty-four porters use 4000 gallons of water to clean a total of 80,000 square feet per night. April 22, 1949. (Photo by Acme).

New York Night Life -- ***** main waiting room at Grand Central ***** is almost deserted at 3:05 A.M. Only one window is open for ticket sales.In about three hours another commuters' rush will begin. June 20, 1946. (Photo by Wide World Photos).

Metropolitan Glitters On 70th Anniversary -- Here's a general view of interior of Metropolitan Opera House here tonight as audience awaits second act curtain of Gounod's "Faust". Opening was the 70th anniversary of the famed music centre. Conductor Pierre Monteux right center foreground, raises baton to ring up the curtain. November 16, 1953. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Dragon Dance In New York Chinatown -- Two dragon-like images begin te sacred dragon dance, reserved for the Chinese new year, in New Yorks Chinatown, August 14, after news of the Japanese capitulation was received. August 14, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Waldorf-Astoria Hotel - New York. April 27, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Newsphoto).

Idled By Maritime Strike.Ships lie Idle in New York City's Upper Bay, September 11, as the Maritime Strike continues. A Tug (Foreground) Hauls Barges. Tugboat men, out since Sept. 7 in a Sympathy Strike Becan Sept. 11 to move essential supplies for the city, Mostly coal and fuel oil for Utility companies. The Wage Stabilization board has refused to back down on its Veto of seamen's pay increases despite the AFL maritime strike and a CIO Walkout threatened for Friday, Sept.13. November 9, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

The 85,000 tonner, SS Queen Elizabeth, shown against the New York skyline, sailing up New York Harbour, on her maiden voyage, eight months ago. March 07, 1940. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures, Inc.).

Super Liner Sails On Maiden Voyage -- The United States, America's newest and largest passenger liner, moves past lower Manhattan sailing outbound today on her maiden voyage to Southampton and LeHavre. The new liner carried 1,660 passengers, including Margaret Truman, daughter of the president. July 3, 1952. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

New York Aliens Rush To Register -- Aliens lined up outside the New York City General post office Monday, to beat the deadline for Alien registration, which ends Thursday, Dec. 26. December 23, 1940. (Photo by ACME).

At The Met Bar -- Here is a general view showing opening night patrons at the bar at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, Nov. 29. 1937. January 29, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press).

Aftermath -- ****** Sixth-street and Sixth-avenue, New York City, presented a problem to the lone street cleaner of clearing away paper tossed about by merrymakers celebrating the end of the war in Europe. July 5, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Off They Go -- A U.S. Marshal's van passes Federal Courthouse (center background), in New York City, Oct. 14, carrying 11 leaders of the Communist Party in the United States, following their conviction of conspiracy to teach the overthrow of the U.S. Government by Force. A crowd standing in Duane Street mixes cheers and jeers as the van moves from the courthouse garage towards Foley Square. October 14, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

United Nations - Security Council - New York. January 1, 1947. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

United Nations, New York -- The Headquarters of the United Nations and New York's mid-Manhattan skyline , as seen from the southern tip of Welfare Island, in the middle of the East River. The sky-scraper houses the Secretariat's offices; council chambers and conferences rooms are located in the low building at the river's edge and the General Assembly in the Homes building at right. This is the home of hope the whole world can identify at a glance ***** stark edifice that rises from the edge ***** New York's East River... modern as tomorrow.. It rests, it is said, on the ***** of Manhattan Island and on the most ***** and enduring dreams of man. October 24, 1955. (Photo by United Nations).

Series Crowd Sets A Record -- An Air view of Yankee Stadium during the World series opener today in which the Yanks defeated the Dodgers, 3 to 2. Official paid attendance was announced as 68,540 and total receipts as $265,396 both new records for a World Series Game. October 01, 1941. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Manhatten Mazda (Fifth Of Eleven)Brilliant New comer to the otherwise unchanged skyline of Manhattan is the sleek rectangle of the United Nations secretariat building at left. Immediately to the right of the base of the modern structure is the recently completed General Assembly building. December 5, 1952. (Photo by United Press).

19 Hub of New Yorks financial world is the: (a) curb exchange, (b) brokerage, (c) bank, (d) stock exchange. August 21, 1952.

Two Scenes Of Life Of Al Smith : At the left is the house at 25 oliver St. New York City, where governor Alfred E. Smith lived until the last term as governor of New York State. At the right is the downtown Tammany Club where Governor Smith started his political career. This is in Madison St. near the Oliver St. Home. June 20, 1928. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo).

Madison Square Garden - New York. March 21, 1938. (Photo by ACME Newspictures, Inc.).

***** From Empire State Building -- ***** from the Empire State Building in New York, July 28th, after a plane headed for Newark Airport crashed into the upper stories of the structure. Fires were started on upper eleven floors of the building. July 28, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

An estimated 350,000 persons throng in New York Times Square at midnight, Dec.31, for the annual New Year's observance. This picture was made from the roof of the Bond Building at Broadway and West 45th Street, looking north. January 29, 1949. (Photo by AP Photo).

Danger lurks in New York's filthy subways, where passengers are easy targets for thugs. May 13, 1947.

Elevator Strike Crowds Sidewalk: A picket (center, Foreground with sign) finds it hard to walk as workers in the garment section of New York, N.Y., crowd the sidewalk as they wait for the resumption of elevator service halted by the strike of building service employes, members of the AFL Building Service Employes International Union, during the morning rush hour, Sept. 24. This is a photo of Broadway looking South from 38th St. September 24, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

***** park when yesterday's sunshine ***** invited a large crowd to the park, ***** and visitors to the city. ***** some took to the lake in hired boats, ***** are shown here content with ***** or lying on the grass. New York's 500-acre Central Park. . . a refuge from life on an island. December 05, 1947.

Salute To The Flags... The Five Army Teams -- United States, Canada, France, Irish free state and Chile - lifting their arms in salute to the flags, with the 16th infantry band in the background, thrilling the brilliant gathering that packed the Madison Square Garden, New York, for the opening night's performance of the National horse show. The officers and picked mounts of the five nations later competed. November 7, 1934. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Up In The Air -- Carol G. Warren, a rigger and one of the sixty men painting the George Washington Bridge linking New York City and New Jersey, clings tightly to handrails as he walks up one of the cables of the bridge, July 26. Facing a drop of 260 to 600 feet if they slip, the painters are expected to take four years at their task. Postponed during the war because of paint shortages, the job will cost $400,000. August 26, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

The Big Parade -- Easter Sunday paraders jam fifth avenue in a solid mass in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral and up and down along the Avenue. Men, women and children turned out for one of the biggest parades in New York's history. Police estimated that one and one-half million persons took part in and watched the parade. This overhead scene was made at 50th Street and Fifth Avenue. April 17, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

V-E Day Celebrations - New York. May 21, 1945.

Italian Float In May Day Parade -- One of the many floats in the first May Day Parade in New York City since 1941 was this one representing Italy rising from the Ruins left by Fascism. It was estimated that more than 100,000 persons took part in the orderly parade down New York's eight avenue, May 1. May 1, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Coney Island - New York's Fabulous Playground -- Only nine miles by subway from the heart of New York, Coney Island, with its sandy beaches and amusement parks, invariably has that overcrowded look. Like its counterparts in other countries, it acts as a magnet to the thousands of people who live and work most of their days in the big city.It has been estimated that over 200,000 people flock to the 4½ miles of beach on public holidays and at weekends. In mid-summer the temperature hovers around the 100 degree mark, and the promenades are then filled with people unable to stand the heat on the sands.July 26, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).

Marking Miss Liberty -- Tourists examine the writing on top of Miss Libertys crown. The girl on right is Lucille Dupuy of Baton Rouge, La. The others are unidentified. Many of the visitors to the monument leave behind markings to commemorate their visit. April 08, 1946. (Photo by Wide World Photos).

The "America", crack U.S. Liner. September 11, 1940. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Welcoming The New Year - View taken from West 43rd Street looking north shows the huge crowd that gathered in Times Square tonight to greet the advent of 1956. December 31, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Peggy Guggenheim in Venice Mrs. Guggenheim shows also this painting of a really new conception. "Interior" is its title and the artist's name is Pageen ***** Peggy's daughter of the first marriage. January 11, 1949. (Photo by Interfoto).

Traffic Jam -- Trucks, autos and buses rerouted from the Holland, Jersey City, blocked today by a truck fire and explosion, inch their way toward entrance of Lincoln Tunnel (top right). The Lincoln Tunnel connects New Jersey and New York north of the Holland Tunnel. May 13, 1949. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

New Yorkers Wait.. And Wait -- An estimated crowd of 150,000 mostly young girls, youths and servicemen, continued to await further news of war or peace developments in Times Square, New York City, on Tuesday afternoon, Aug 14th. This was the scene at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Ave., looking south from 44th Street, with N.Y. Times Tower in left background and reproduction of Statue of Liberty at left center. August 14, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Big Crowd In Stadium For Title Fight : New York City's Yankee Stadium is filled, June 19, with an estimated 65,000 persons for the World's Heavyweight championship about between Champion Joe Louis and Challenger Billy Conn. Louis retained his title by knocking out Conn in 2 minutes and 19 seconds of the 8th round. June 19, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Veterns March In May Day Parade -- A large contingent of Veterns in uniform swing down Eight Revenue, New York City, May 1, in the first May Day Parade in New York since 1941. Some 200 former soldiers and 100 former sailors took part. The parade was orderly and ended in a Massed celebration in Union Square. May 1, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Grand Central Station - New York. June 16, 1945.

Mecca Of Melting Millions Plus -- A crowd estimated at more than one and one-half million persons by Police Capt. Walter Winterhalter, swarm on the Sandy Beach and in the surf in effort to escape fifth day of the heat wave which kept temperatures in the nineties, Aug. 29, in the New York Metropolitan Area. August 29, 1948. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Chicago Hails President Roosevelt -- More than half a million Chicagoans cheered President Roosevelt during his parade through the downtown section of the city and along Lake Shore Drive, where he dedicated the new centennial bridge at the mouth of the Chicago River. Confetti and treamers showering down on his car as he ***** the Board of trade building on Jackson *****. January 10, 1951. (Photo by ACME News Pictures).

Above the sidewalks of New York -- The Duke of Windsor (center) waves his hat while being shown the empire state building and its view of New York Oct. 21 by former Governor Alfred E. Smith and his wife, That's a telescope behind them as they stand on an observation platform near the Top of the Building. October 21, 1941. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Waiting For Vaccinations -- Crowds line the sidewalk leading to entrance of the Health Department Building, New York City, April 14, as they wait their turn to receive smallpox vaccinations in response to Health Commissioner Israel Veinstein's Radio Plea that the public be vaccinated after nine cases, including two facilities,were reported. April 14, 1947. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Broadway Capers -- Four sailors contributed these antics for the amusement of the many people awaiting news of the Japanese surrender in New Yorks Times Square, August 14. August 14, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Norsemem Discover New York Skyline - The Norwegian barque Statsraad, carrying 180 would-be seadogs, glides past Battery Park and the towering skyline toward her anchorage after a 36-day voyage from Bergen, Norway. The majestic, three-masted anachronism on which 180 Norwegian youngsters are studying to be seamen arrived here yesterday to give waterfront viewers a very different thrill from that they received only a few days before when the liner United States ended her maiden, record-breaking voyage. July 18, 1952. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Heroes On Parade -- Flags flying, paper showers swirling, New York City recently gave one of the tumultuous receptions it reserves for something special to 15 English and American war heroes. Commandos and RAF pilots fresh from attacks on the Axis in Europe and Africa, Yank flyers and sailors who dealt death to the Japanese in the Pacific, they were parade up famous Broadway to the cheers of thousands, then were hailed at a monster reception that night at Madison Square Garden.Admirers line the sidewalks ten deep as the fighters ride up Broadway. Flags whip from the tall buildings while ticker tape-- New York's favorite confetti for its heroes -- pours down from the windows by the ton. January 9, 1951. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures, Inc.).

Manhattan. June 16, 1949.

Early Birds - Here is a general view of the bleachers at Yankee Stadium -- Two-And-A-Half-Hours before game time -- with all available seats occupied. The fans await the opening game of the World Series between the New York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers, September 30. September 30, 1947. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

New York Greets New Year - This photo of jam-packed Times Square was made at exactly midnight as New Yorkers gathered to greet the New Year. The view was made from Broadway and 47th streets, looking south. January 01, 1945. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

'Gentlemen Of The Road' In Easter 'Finery' -- Just to be a lot different from the parading thousands in all their Easter Sunday finery, George Savage (left) and Tom O'Donnell join throng in Rockefeller plaza, New York, grabed in the comic strip version of the well-dressed hobo wears. It was all in fun and fun for all, to judge from expressions of the spectators. April 17, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

A Pair of Queens -- The Cunard Line's Queen Elizabeth, the world's largest passenger ship, heads up the North River here today passing America's largest and newest passenger liner, the United States (at pier, centre). The Queen Elizabeth, arriving from Europe, will sail tomorrow on the return voyage. The United States sails on her maiden voyage Thursday. Tall building in left background is the Empire State building, the world's tallest. June 30, 1952. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

The Queen Completes Maiden Voyage As Luxury Liner -- Accompanied by water stream throwing fireboats, tugs and other craft as well as airplanes over head, the British luxury liner Queen Elizabeth, largest ship afloat, makes her way up New York harbour in the early morning haze today completing her first transatlantic voyage in passenger service. The Queen made many ocean voyages carrying troops during the war but this was her maiden trip since being refitted as the luxury liner she was originally intended to be. October 21, 1946. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Anti-war pickets taken from Easter Parade -- Police hustle two of a group of anti-war pickets from the Easter Sunday parade at fifth avenue and 50th Street. The group, wearing hats with anti-war slogans, joined the parade before St. Patrick's Cathedral until police broke up the demonstration. One of the pickets had to be carried from the scene by police. April 17, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Manhattan - General - New York, America. December 30, 1946. (Photo by Wide World Photo).

Manhattan Mazda (Tenth Of Eleven) -- Office buildings in the busy downtown financial district of Manhattan are still aglow at dusk. Forgotten pilings at a Brooklyn wharf from a weird contrast to the throbbing commercial center, viewed across North River. May 12, 1952. (Photo by United Press).

Where Part Of Plane Crashed -- This odd view was taken through hole in roof of Penthouse on 33rd street, New York, July 28, across the street from the Empire State Building -- A roof through which part of crashed plane fell and set Penthouse afire. July 28, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Flag Day Parade For Ike -- A car bearing General Dwight D. Eisenhower (center) makes its way slowly down Woodward Ave., here today on the way to City Hall where the general made a short, non-political speech. Thousands line the line of march to see Eisenhower while others threw confetti and paper from windows. At City Hall, 40,000 persons stood in a hot sun and repeated the Pledge of Allegiance with him at the end of his Flag Day address. June 14, 1952. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Sir Edmund Hillary at U.N. Headquarters Sir Edmund Hillary, a new Zealander, one of the two "Conquerors of Everest," and three other member of last year Himalayan expedition, today paid a visit to U.N. Headquarters, in New York, and told correspondents how he and Sherpa tribesman Tenzing Norgay planted the United Nations flag on the 29,002-foot summit of the Himalayan peak last May 29. This photograph, taken in front of the U.N. Secretariat building, shows Sir Edmund and Lady Hillary (at left) with Ambassador Leslie Knox Munro (right), New Zealand's Permanent Representative to the United Nation's, and Mrs. Munro. January 28 1954. (Photo by United Nations).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

Harlem - New York. April 01, 1947. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Spring Cleaning -- Painters using an electrically operated scaffold, called "spider staging," work on a cable high above the Manhattan side of the George Washington Bridge as part of a force of 50 carefully picked workmen who yesterday started a two-year painting job. The project will cost $150,000, including $35,000 for 11,000 gallons of paint. In background are apartment buildings along Riverside Drive, and below the workmen are the West Side Highway and the New York Central Railroad tracks. May 08, 1954. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

The statue is familiar and it stands on ***** March 02, 1950. (Photo by Cowles Syndicate).

N.Y. Skyline - New York - America. July 29, 1935. (Photo by Underwood & Underwood).

Guided Missile Cruiser Enroute to Rejoin Fleet - The USS Boston, which the Navy says is the world's first guided missile cruiser, crosses the Delaware river here early today after it left the New York Shipbuilding company's yards for the Philadelphia Navy Yard Where it will be recommissioned following its conversion. The "Terriers", the needle-nosed guided missiles, are shown on the after superstructure. The tugs are pushing the cruiser, which will be recomissioned early next month, under the new Walt Whitman bridge which is going up between South Philadelphia and Gloucester, N.J. October 14, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto)

Honored Carrier For Uncle Sam's Fleet - Crew members stand in formation and visitors gather around the speakers stand in front of the island superstructure, cramming to capacity the 900-foot flight deck of the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt during commissioning ceremonies at New York navy yard today (Oct.27). As navy day officially got under way with these ceremonies, In which president Truman participated. October 27, 1945. (Photo by ACME).

Over The State Line Under The River -- George Watson (left) of Union Hill, New Jersey, is shown shaking hands with Peter Easson of Jamaica, New York, across the New York-New Jersey state line in the new Lincoln Tunnel, that joins New York with Weehawken, New Jersey. The tunnel which runs under the Hudson River will be dedicated by officials of both states on December 21st. December 10, 1937. (Photo by Keystone).

Subways - New York. March 13, 1947.

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