#marcy avenue station

[wanderingnewyork]

From 2018: An M train enters the #Marcy_Avenue_Station, #Brooklyn.

#New_York_City_Subways

#mtanyctransit

[ausetkmt]

A man was arrested on a manslaughter charge in connection with the fatal stabbing of a New York City subway rider who allegedly punched his girlfriend and harassed other passengers.

The altercation occurred just after 8 p.m. Tuesday on a northbound J train as it approached Marcy Avenue and Broadway, New York police said. The victim, identified as Devictor Ouedraogo, 36, of Brooklyn, was taken to NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital with a stab wound to the chest. He was pronounced dead at the hospital, police said. A toxicology report will be conducted.

Ouedraogo had allegedly been harassing people on the train and acting belligerently and erratically, law enforcement sources told NBC New York.

A police official told the station that one of the people he harassed was the girlfriend of the suspect, Jordan Williams, 20, of Queens. A source told NBC New York that Ouedraogo punched Williams’ girlfriend.

Two people police initially described as persons of interest were taken into custody. One of them was released, a police spokesperson said Thursday. The other, Williams, was arrested and charged Wednesday with manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon, authorities said.

Jason Goldman, an attorney for Williams, said his client acted in self-defense. He said it was "upsetting" that Williams was charged without a thorough investigation.

"We understand that this was a packed subway car during rush hour with dozens of witnesses. We have spoken with some who have already confirmed that the victim was physically violent with others prior to and during this incident," Goldman said in a statement Thursday.

Goldman questioned why Williams, who is Black, had not received the same treatment as Daniel Penny, a white 24-year-old Marine veteran who was seen in a video putting Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold on a subway train.

Penny’s lawyers have said that Neely, a Black subway busker, was "aggressively threatening" passengers and that Penny never intended to harm him. Neely’s family, however, rejected that account.

Penny was taken into custody after the May 1 incident and then released. He turned himself in to police on May 12. A New York City grand jury indicted him Wednesday on a second-degree manslaughter charge.

"Is Mr. Williams not getting the same treatment that Mr. Penny received — released, voluntary surrender, and low bail — because his skin color is different and he comes from a particular neighborhood?" Goldman asked.

"Instead, those very factors will likely result in Mr. Williams, a young boy, fighting this case of clear self-defense from a cage at Rikers," he said, referring to Rikers Island, the city's largest jail.

Relatives of Ouedraogo could not immediately be reached for comment.

[cityhopper2]

Marcy Avenue Station, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York, April 2017,  USA

photography by cityhopper2

[batboyblog]

2022 in antisemitic hate crimes. 

Jan. 2nd: a 26 year-old Hasid was chased and beaten in Williamsburg. He required several staples in his head.

Jan. 14: in front of a Haredi Orthodox shul in Midwood, a white woman wearing Uggs and an orange hoodie spat on an 8 year-old Jewish boy and made anti-Semitic remarks. The woman allegedly yelled — at a 2, 7, and 8 year-old child playing outside of a synagogue, mind you: “Hitler should have killed you all.” “I’ll kill you and know where you live.��

Jan 22: On Shabbat in Crown Heights around 1 AM, a Hasidic man told the NYPD that he was approached and punched in the face. It's being investigated as a hate crime.

Feb. 4: On Shabbat in Bedstuy, a man ran up to two Hasidic men and punched one of them in the head.

Another assault involving a Jewish victim was also reported that same night

Feb. 11: At least one religious Jew was attacked on Shabbat evening in Flatbush by a person in a hoodie. NYPD are investigating as a hate crime. "Video shows the attacker trying to intimidate the victim, then slapping him in the face, knocking off his yarmulke."

April 1: A group of assailants repeatedly punched and kicked a Hasidic man in Williamsburg. a blurry video appears to show the group striking the victim and shoving him against the side of the truck, where he collapsed, and the beating continued.

April 2: Three teens armed with a crowbar, a knife and a machete allegedly threatened six boys, ranging in age from 12 to 16, on the Upper West Side.

May 6: Two men punched and kicked a rabbi in Crown Heights while making anti-Semitic remarks.

May 10: A man in a hoodie ran up to and punched a Jewish man walking in Flatbush. The man allegedly said, "Free Palestine."

July 13: 3 men assault a Jewish father in front of his 5 year old child

Aug. 9: A 44 year-old Jewish woman at a subway station on the Upper East Side "was choked by an unidentified male suspect, who made antisemitic remarks to her while she waited on the subway platform of the No. 6 train at around 11:20 a.m." according to NYPD.

Aug. 20: Two ultra-Orthodox men were chased down the street in Williamsburg, and at least one was sprayed with a fire extinguisher (which contains major skin and eye irritants)

Aug. 22: A 27-year-old Hasid was slapped by a stranger on Lynch St. near Marcy Ave in Williamsburg at about 4:30 p.m., per NYPD.

Aug. 22: Two teenage boys and a teen girl harassed and then chased a 13-year-old Jewish boy off of a Staten Island bus, took the boy's yarmulke from of his head, and fled.

Sep. 13: A 58 year-old man in Far Rockaway was allegedly punched in the face by a man hurling antisemitic epithets. NYPD has arrested a 34 year-old suspect, per Hamodia.

Sep. 17: Female suspect verbally assaults a Hassidic man before slapping the hat (and Kippah) off his head

Oct. 23: A suspect on a bike road up behind an 18 year old Jewish man and knocked him down

Oct. 24: Three students standing outside their Yeshivah on Avenue L & East 18th Street, were pelted by eggs. The perpetrators screamed “Free Palestine" and forced the students to say it as well.

Nov. 3: an elderly Jewish man walking on Kingston Ave had water and garbage thrown at him.

Nov. 8: Three men fired a gel-based pellet gun at a Hasidic woman and her son. They have been charged with assault as a hate crime, assault, aggravated harassment, and criminal possession of a weapon.

Nov. 9: A group of 4 assaulted a Jewish man in Brooklyn, knocking off his streimel

Dec. 5: A father and his 7 year-old son were shot with a BB gun outside of a Staten Island kosher grocery store

I want to be clear that A) this is ONLY! inside of New York City B) is only assaults and not any other kind of hate crimes like harassment or threats or property crimes and finally C) this is one reporter's informal attempt to track this problem, she admits she thinks she missed some crimes, so this list should not be seen as an authoritative list.

[mtaartsdesign]

Ellsworth Ausby's (1942 - 2011) artwork explored the “infinite possibilities of two-dimensional space.” In the 1970's, Ausby created the paintings series “Space Odyssey,” reflecting his connection to Sun Ra, and his interest in exploring how painting, and the relationships between forms, exists in and informs its environment. He developed a vocabulary of geometric forms: triangles and horizontal bands, organized like minimalist punctuation that suggest rhythms and movement through time and space. His #MTAArts permanent project "Space Odyssey" (2004) at the Marcy Avenue (J) station in Brooklyn, explores the relationship people have with the universe. The brilliantly colored forms evoke the feeling of the swirling cosmos. Ausby said he is particularly attracted by "the idea of traveling in infinite space, which is as a passenger on the earth express line, experienced through the cycle of the seasons." Ausby's paintings from the 1960s and 70s are on view in “Ellsworth Ausby: Somewhere in Space,” at Eric Firestone Gallery through October 30.

[conexaoamerica]

Looking westward along Broadway in #Williamsburg, #Brooklyn from the Marcy Avenue Station on the J/Z and M lines. Credit 👉🏆📷 @rochdalian Follow 👉 🇺🇸@conexao.america for more photos . . . . Alliance @america_states @enjoy_la . . . . #conexaoamerica #photography #newyorkcity #nyc #nycphotography #nycarchitecture #architecture #cityscapes #streetscapes #streetphotography #brooklynphotography #brooklynarchitecture #brooklynart #nyc_explorers #cbsnewyork #nypix #ny1pic #brooklynnyc #timeoutnewyork @best.of.newyork @bestcitymoments @nycgo @discover.n.y.c #online_newyork #BrooklynPaper #elevatedsubways #New_York_City_Subways @nytransitmuseum (em Williamsburg) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUPXNH1rtU6/?utm_medium=tumblr

[spaceexp]

NASA's Record-Setting Opportunity Rover Mission on Mars Comes to End

NASA - Mars Exploration Rover B (MER-B) patch. Feb. 13, 2019 One of the most successful and enduring feats of interplanetary exploration, NASA's Opportunity rover mission is at an end after almost 15 years exploring the surface of Mars and helping lay the groundwork for NASA’s return to the Red Planet. The Opportunity rover stopped communicating with Earth when a severe Mars-wide dust storm blanketed its location in June 2018. After more than a thousand commands to restore contact, engineers in the Space Flight Operations Facility at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) made their last attempt to revive Opportunity Tuesday, to no avail. The solar-powered rover's final communication was received June 10. "It is because of trailblazing missions such as Opportunity that there will come a day when our brave astronauts walk on the surface of Mars," said NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine. "And when that day arrives, some portion of that first footprint will be owned by the men and women of Opportunity, and a little rover that defied the odds and did so much in the name of exploration."

Animation above: Side-by-side movies shows how dust has enveloped the Red Planet, courtesy of the Mars Color Imager (MARCI) wide-angle camera onboard NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO). Animation Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS. Designed to last just 90 Martian days and travel 1,100 yards (1,000 meters), Opportunity vastly surpassed all expectations in its endurance, scientific value and longevity. In addition to exceeding its life expectancy by 60 times, the rover traveled more than 28 miles (45 kilometers) by the time it reached its most appropriate final resting spot on Mars – Perseverance Valley. "For more than a decade, Opportunity has been an icon in the field of planetary exploration, teaching us about Mars' ancient past as a wet, potentially habitable planet, and revealing uncharted Martian landscapes," said Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator for NASA's Science Mission Directorate. "Whatever loss we feel now must be tempered with the knowledge that the legacy of Opportunity continues – both on the surface of Mars with the Curiosity rover and InSight lander – and in the clean rooms of JPL, where the upcoming Mars 2020 rover is taking shape."

Image above: The dramatic image of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity's shadow was taken on sol 180 (July 26, 2004) by the rover's front hazard-avoidance camera as the rover moved farther into Endurance Crater in the Meridiani Planum region of Mars. Image Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech. The final transmission, sent via the 70-meter Mars Station antenna at NASA's Goldstone Deep Space Complex in California, ended a multifaceted, eight-month recovery strategy in an attempt to compel the rover to communicate. “We have made every reasonable engineering effort to try to recover Opportunity and have determined that the likelihood of receiving a signal is far too low to continue recovery efforts," said John Callas, manager of the Mars Exploration Rover (MER) project at JPL. Opportunity landed in the Meridiani Planum region of Mars on Jan. 24, 2004, seven months after its launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Its twin rover, Spirit, landed 20 days earlier in the 103-mile-wide (166-kilometer-wide) Gusev Crater on the other side of Mars. Spirit logged almost 5 miles (8 kilometers) before its mission wrapped up in May 2011.

Mars Exploration Rover (MER): Image Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

From the day Opportunity landed, a team of mission engineers, rover drivers and scientists on Earth collaborated to overcome challenges and get the rover from one geologic site on Mars to the next. They plotted workable avenues over rugged terrain so that the 384-pound (174-kilogram) Martian explorer could maneuver around and, at times, over rocks and boulders, climb gravel-strewn slopes as steep as 32-degrees (an off-Earth record), probe crater floors, summit hills and traverse possible dry riverbeds. Its final venture brought it to the western limb of Perseverance Valley. "I cannot think of a more appropriate place for Opportunity to endure on the surface of Mars than one called Perseverance Valley," said Michael Watkins, director of JPL. "The records, discoveries and sheer tenacity of this intrepid little rover is testament to the ingenuity, dedication, and perseverance of the people who built and guided her."

Opportunity: NASA Rover Completes Mars Mission

Video above: Drive along with the NASA’s Opportunity Mars rover and hear the voices of scientists and engineers behind the mission. Designed to run for 90 days, the exploration spanned more than 15 years from 2004 to 2019. Along the way, it discovered definitive proof of liquid water on ancient Mars and set the off-world driving record. For more information on the Mars Exploration Rovers and all of NASA’s Mars missions, visit mars.nasa.gov. Video Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech. More Opportunity Achievements - Set a one-day Mars driving record March 20, 2005, when it traveled 721 feet (220 meters). - Returned more than 217,000 images, including 15 360-degree color panoramas. - Exposed the surfaces of 52 rocks to reveal fresh mineral surfaces for analysis and cleared 72 additional targets with a brush to prepare them for inspection with spectrometers and a microscopic imager. - Found hematite, a mineral that forms in water, at its landing site. - Discovered strong indications at Endeavour Crater of the action of ancient water similar to the drinkable water of a pond or lake on Earth. All of the off-roading and on-location scientific analyses were in service of the Mars Exploration Rovers’ primary objective: To seek out historical evidence of the Red Planet's climate and water at sites where conditions may once have been favorable for life. Because liquid water is required for life, as we know it, Opportunity's discoveries implied that conditions at Meridiani Planum may have been habitable for some period of time in Martian history. "From the get-go, Opportunity delivered on our search for evidence regarding water," said Steve Squyres, principal investigator of the rovers' science payload at Cornell University. "And when you combine the discoveries of Opportunity and Spirit, they showed us that ancient Mars was a very different place from Mars today, which is a cold, dry, desolate world. But if you look to its ancient past, you find compelling evidence for liquid water below the surface and liquid water at the surface." All those accomplishments were not without the occasional extraterrestrial impediment. In 2005 alone, Opportunity lost steering to one of its front wheels, a stuck heater threatened to severely limit the rover's available power, and a Martian sand ripple almost trapped it for good. Two years later, a two-month dust storm imperiled the rover before relenting. In 2015, Opportunity lost use of its 256-megabyte flash memory and, in 2017, it lost steering to its other front wheel.

Opportunity wheel traces : Image Credit: NASA.

Each time the rover faced an obstacle, Opportunity's team on Earth found and implemented a solution that enabled the rover to bounce back. However, the massive dust storm that took shape in the summer of 2018 proved too much for history's most senior Mars explorer. "When I think of Opportunity, I will recall that place on Mars where our intrepid rover far exceeded everyone's expectations," Callas said. "But what I suppose I'll cherish most is the impact Opportunity had on us here on Earth. It's the accomplished exploration and phenomenal discoveries. It’s the generation of young scientists and engineers who became space explorers with this mission. It's the public that followed along with our every step. And it's the technical legacy of the Mars Exploration Rovers, which is carried aboard Curiosity and the upcoming Mars 2020 mission. Farewell, Opportunity, and well done." Mars exploration continues unabated. NASA's InSight lander, which touched down on Nov. 26, is just beginning its scientific investigations. The Curiosity rover has been exploring Gale Crater for more than six years. And, NASA's Mars 2020 rover and the European Space Agency’s ExoMars rover both will launch in July 2020, becoming the first rover missions designed to seek signs of past microbial life on the Red Planet. Related articles: Opportunity Hunkers Down During Dust Storm https://orbiterchspacenews.blogspot.com/2018/06/opportunity-hunkers-down-during-dust.html Shades of Martian Darkness https://orbiterchspacenews.blogspot.com/2018/06/shades-of-martian-darkness.html Update on Opportunity Rover after Martian Dust Storm https://orbiterchspacenews.blogspot.com/2018/10/update-on-opportunity-rover-after.html NASA Encounters the Perfect Storm for Science https://orbiterchspacenews.blogspot.com/2018/06/nasa-encounters-perfect-storm-for.html JPL managed the Mars Exploration Rovers Opportunity and Spirit for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. For more information about the agency’s Mars Exploration program, visit: https://www.nasa.gov/mars Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit and Opportunity): https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mer/index.html Images (mentioned), Animation (mentioned), Video (mentioned), Text, Credits: NASA/Dwayne Brown/JoAnna Wendel/Karen Northon/JPL/DC Agle. Greetings, Orbiter.ch Full article

[joyliradio]

Posted @withregram • @xs1.photos Up & Under . So the (J) on the road, and a (J) on the rails. Crazy world, huh? You can’t make it up, a consist of Alstom R160A-1 cars is seen pulling out of the Marcy Avenue Station in (J) service, having just started it’s trip at the aforementioned stop and now heading back into Manhattan once again, with Essex Street being it’s first stop. Down below, 2019 New Flyer XD40 #7587 runs below the departing westbound train, having finished it’s shuttle run from Broadway Junction, and concluding it here at Marcy Avenue as well, allowing passengers to transfer for subway service directly upstairs. Personally, I’d feel bad for anyone who missed that train, cuz that 20 minute gap goes bonkers… . Weekend track maintenance along the BMT Jamaica Line saw (J) service being split into two sections: The first being between Jamaica Center & Broadway Junction, and the second being between Marcy Avenue & Broad Street, with (M) service being dumped out the window and suspended entirely. Shuttle buses sufficed service between Marcy Avenue & either Broadway Junction or Metropolitan Avenue for those who need it. . . @mta #capture_transit #trains #buses #subwaycaptures #shot2kill #undergroundphotography #subwayphotography #transitphotography #canonphotography #canonrebelt7 #mta #mtasubway #bmtsubway #newyork #newyorkcity #brooklyn #brooklynnewyork #northbrooklyn #marcyavenue #williamsburg #alstom #r160asubwaycar #jtrain #newflyerxd40 #jshuttlebus #mjqdepot https://www.instagram.com/p/CeWOYUArPIa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nytransitmuseum]

As warmer weather approaches, we urban explorers love to get outside and enjoy the gorgeous views of the city. It’s an added bonus when we get to enjoy the view from a #subway platform. These 5 stations have some of the best views of Manhattan and other neighborhoods in the city:

1.46th Street - Bliss Street 2. Marcy Avenue 3. East 180th Street 4. Queensboro Plaza 5. Smith - Ninth Streets

[wanderingnewyork]

Looking westward from the Marcy Avenue Station on the J/Z and M lines, #Brooklyn.

[marshacook]

Michigan Avenue Media Podcasts are fun, informative discussions that are based on writing and the interesting topics that the guests want to discuss. There's no set fomat other than great information that new and seasoned writers share. One thing for sure - it's always fun. Please join Marsha Casper Cook on January 26 th at 4EST 3CST 2MT 1PST when she welcomes Author Marci Henna and Director Joanne Hock for a great discussion.Together this wonderful team created a beautiful story, When We Last Spoke. Joanne Hock is a director and cinematographer, known for When We Last Spoke, The Ultimate Legacy and Purple Dreams. Joanne brings peace and confidence to her work that only comes with experience, wisdom and God-given talent. She directs a variety of content, from feature films and television series to commercials and corporate videos. Joanne is a deft screenwriter, director of photography and all-around creative force. For twenty years Marci Henna served on the executive committee of the Dell Children's Medical Center Foundation, on the James Dick Foundation (for the International Festival-Institute at Round Top, Texas) and on the boards of other non-profits. She is a recipient of the KVUE (Austin Television Station) ?Five Who Care? Award, the Children's Hospital Chairman's Award and others. And now she has become a wonderful author of,When we Last Spoke,that can be seen on the screen at home or at a theatre. https://www.joannehock.com/ https://www.firesidetexas.com/ho...

[cityhopper2]

Marcy Avenue Station, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York, April 2017,  USA

photography by cityhopper2

[lyricalvinyl]

Chapter 2: Moments Passed

The alarm droned on the nightstand as I lifted a small hand from beneath the covers to tap snooze for the second time this morning. Daylight crept through the half-shut drapes as I formed my hand into a fist to rub my tired eyes, last night's mascara coats my hand as I audibly groan. Sitting up my back pressed against the headboard as I pat down the nightstand for my cell, the small device nowhere to be found. With the urge to pee taking over I dash for the bathroom as my feet hit the carpeted floor, I stumble upon my phone lifting quickly to toss in the heap of sheets behind me. Relieved and unmotivated I make what feel's like the longest walk on earth to the kitchen, no smell of coffee to welcome me as I flick the kettle. Awaiting impatiently for the boil as I pour the water into a mug with a teabag, placing back on its stand as I open the fridge door to retrieve the milk adding enough so the once blackened water turns to a soft caramel color. Lifting the mug to my lip's a wave of comfort washes through me as I carry the warm porcelain close to my chest, as I return to my bedroom. With my butt perched firmly into the mattress, I reach for my phone, thankful for the minimal battery as I mindlessly scroll through social media, dissatisfied by the day events. "Seriously Jet, how many times have I got to tell you about changing the coffee filter?" Polly's voice pulled me from thoughts as I push my blonde hair behind my ears, laying flat once again upon the mattress. "P, it's devil complacence. Coffee should be handed over by a cute barista with your name written on the side." Lip's slowly curling into a grin as I sit upcoming face to face with my roommate and best friend. "Josie, its been almost two days' can you finish unpacking your suitcase and I don't know maybe get ready to head out into civilization". Normally the dose of harsh reality would hurt coming from anyone else if it hadn't been Polly, she had the way of slamming you with the truth but with a dash of optimism, you had to admire her for. "It's my first time in office in six months, it's not my fault the world decided to go to shit right as I'm deciding to pull my life together." Pulling the pillow over my face to muffle my voice, only had the fabric touched my face was it swiftly removed and swatted upon my head. "We'll with appropriate distance and with rent pending, move the pretty little ass otherwise, we aren't eating for the month of October." Sitting up though reluctant as I tug upon my camisole. "I've made sacrifices too, I moved to Brooklyn I have you know." Releasing a laugh as I playfully nudge her arm bypassing her as I once again head for the bathroom only this time I hoped I returned looking a little more presentable. ___ "How do I look?" Tugging upon my white blouse as I glance at my reflection, a pencil skirt donning my legs as I slip into a pair of heels. "Like someone willing to work for a minimal wage." Polly hand's over my glasses as I opt for wearing them instead of contacts, the black frames hiding what makeup couldn't conceal. A subtle trace of lip gloss coats my lips as I scrape my blonde hair into a high ponytail. "Wish me luck?" No response required as I received the message with a harsh slap to my ass, as I pick up my purse and keys exiting the apartment. I wasn't a native to New York, but I knew I had at least two subways and cab to go before I reached the center of Manhattan, Brooklyn barely touched the surface but it was home none the lessor at least it had been for the last couple of months. Pushing my previous life to the back of my mind as I walk down the steps of Marcy Avenue Station, as I reached the platform, I cursed for wearing these heel's having spent the majority of my time in bare feet or slippers. A glamourous life I lead and as far as my social media profile was concerned my Netflix profile and I were very happy. Arriving in New York fresh out of college I had a dream of living the Sex in The City lifestyle, however, other than my never-ending shoe collection and love of labels that was as far as Carrie Bradshaw I got. Glutton for punishment when the train arrived, I opted for standing, knowing my luck I would sit on something and this interview needed to go well, my next credit card statement depended on it. Despite the pandemic, the city remained its charismatic self with the sidewalk's lined with people though a little more cautious when it came to personal space. Stepping into the hustle I covered my face with a mask, not one to be a germaphobe but a precaution, all the same, hoping my make-up isn't removed in the process. With my purse clutched in my hand, I stand to admire the building; something having lived in a small town I still found myself in awe off. Towering above the people, leaving them like specs of paint on canvas, I slowly push the revolving door as my heels soon begin to echo upon the marble floor. "Ms. Tanner, lovely to see you back." The security guard Charlie despite having told him on multiple occasions to call me Josie, continues to address me by my last name. I drop my head in a nod of appreciation as I make my way towards the reception, my mask removed from my face as I greet the woman behind the desk. "Josie Tanner, reporting for duty." I laugh at my joke as I pass over my old security pass having become void while I was in London. "He's expecting you... take the elevator and head straight up." My stomach drops at the mention of him, having avoided this for the last six months, swallowing quickly I reach for my new security pass muttering a 'Thanks' under my breath. Pivoting upon my heels as make the short walk to the elevator.

[ironcurtainyc]

Spotted at the Marcy Avenue station. I’m diggin’ it. (at Marcy Avenue) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByLvQdyHhWZ/?igshid=y1b57prj1g6k

[conexaoamerica]

Happy Monday. Let's get this week rolling! Here's a J train pulling in to the Marcy Av Station in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 📷: @capital.shutter ⁠ Credit @nycgo Follow 👉🇺🇸 @conexao.america ⁠ ⁠ 🚇🗽 ⁠ ⁠#conexaoamerica #iloveusa #eua #unitedstates #usa #dream #flag #americanflag #happybirthday #NewYorkCity #SeeYourCity #ILoveNY #ThisIsNewYorkCity #NYCtransit #MTA #MTANYCT #NYCsubways #subway #HappyMonday @mtanyctransit (em Marcy Avenue) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1ERld-hf0c/?igshid=1qv5r7gbcz8xi

[oldnewyorkpictures]

Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue Station -With A View Of The Williamsburg Bridge (June 10th 1960) -Max Henry Hubacher, photographer