#Binghamton

[thisisrealy2kok]

Check out this "Mental" rave flyer for The Bubble in Binghamton, NY! (1998)

[newyorkstate-official]

(This isn't supposed to be out of malice for the other state game polls! I got a good chuckle out of most of the New York polls :) )

[foxholecore]

My coworker was wearing a lanyard that had the Bearcats on it. No idea what school or team it was from, cause the only thing running through my mind was the game against Binghamton before Neil was taken.

[20th-century-railroading]

STL648 by Citizen of the Galaxy Via Flickr: Of all the switchers working the Binghamton area during the early Conrail era, SW-900M No. 8648 (ex-LV 121) might have been the most popular, as the unit ran in full Lehigh Valley Cornell Red paint with black diamonds and pinstripes. I only got one decent shot of it, and here it is, from 6 January 1980, hauling cars on the ex-Lackawanna main, viewed from across the Erie side at Titchener Place in the First Ward section of the city.

[ballparksaroundtheworld]

Mirabito Stadium, Binghamton, New York, USA

[matthewdwhite]

Johnson City, NY 10/18

The Red Robin 1959-2021

[senor-plume]

Found in the Susquehanna River. Binghamton, NY.

[restlessaddict]

The calm in the chaos 🏞

[nando161mando]

[Binghamton, USA]

@antifainternational @radicalgraff @left-reminders @anarchistmemecollective @kropotkindersurprise

[venusdevotea]

It was a cold night in Binghamton.

I was waiting for the bus after going to Hannah's. I don't remember how late it was, but late enough that I worried for my safety, alone on the edge of the sidewalk, waiting on the corner like any other respectable lady of the night.

I pulled out my phone, but I didn't call you. What would you have done anyway?

I pretended to instead, talking to myself like a crazy woman chatting with a ghost.

From miles and countries away, a girl in upstate New York pretended to call a British boy from the notes app on her phone as if he would ever be coming to pick her up.

Maybe I did it to feel safe, to ward off any suspicious passersby looking to pickup a girl for the night.

Maybe I did it because I was lonely and cold, for that matter and the imagined presence of you made up for the warmth I lacked in my fingertips.

Thirty minutes felt like an hour. I felt like crying. I was falling apart in a place so unknown and so unfamiliar to me, with friends that disregarded me like dirt, and no one to rely on but my own voice rattling out in the cold, calling to some boy who could not hear her.

Was I drunk? Was I high? I don't remember. I was exhausted. But the bus came, I scanned my ID, and tried not to start a rem cycle while shivering. I got home safe that night. I guess that's all that mattered.

No mention of the heart shattered in Binghamton, New York would have changed anything anyway.

[retroboldphotography]

[caviarandgritsband]

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[20th-century-railroading]

Beat-Up Big M by Don Kalkman Via Flickr: Battered and bruised MLW M636 4706 and GATX SD40-2 2002 (former Union Pacific) had D&H train 553 rolling out of Binghamton at Phelps Road in 1992.

The Big was looking pretty sad but was still working hard and sounding fantastic.

May 11, 1992

[keithgoldstein]

Diner

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[rose-kalliope]

I want to make a map of every place people have mentioned in these notes, because this post is truly universal