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redcarpetluxlimo · 1 year ago
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newyorkthegoldenage · 6 months ago
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Brooklyn women working in Manhattan department stores jump on the back of one of the store's trucks and ride home, not in comfort, but they ride, and that is better than walking, September 7, 1920. The B.R.T. strike made riding a difficult question, especially during rush hours.
Photo: George Rinhart via Corbis/Getty Images/ny1920
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spaceshipsandpurpledrank · 2 months ago
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nemfrog · 1 year ago
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The rapid change in how people got around in New York City, 1913-1916. Graphic presentation. 1939.
Prelinger Library via Internet Archive
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forthepleasureofmylife · 2 months ago
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New York City Subway
Photo: Dieter Krehbiel
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whereserpentswalk · 8 days ago
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It's an accessibility issue that the NYC subway doesn't have turnstiles that people with mobility issues can casually jump over in front of god, the police and everybody.
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rkstr-eaterr · 1 month ago
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just actors on public transportation
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purple--queen · 3 months ago
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i think it is a shame that marvel never showed us how Shield got Steve out of the ice & how he ended up in the bed in the middle of new york. Like what happend in between??? I need to know...
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tropicalcontinental · 5 months ago
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Miscellaneous notebook doodles
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onlytiktoks · 2 months ago
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aryburn-trains · 9 months ago
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Northbound Conrail RDC 53 pauses at Katonah, NY, November 1982
Certain midday "off peak" runs were handled by a single Budd Rail Diesel Car (RDC), many of former New York Central heritage. By 1982 the service was operated by Conrail for the MTA, in 1983 the service would be taken over by Metro-North. Notice the conductors are helping a passenger off with their luggage. In another two years this portion of the Harlem Line would be electrified with third rail, the station canopy razed, and a new high-level island platform constructed just north of Jay Street crossing. Conrail 53 is ex-NYC M453. Photo by Arthur J. Deeks
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sagent-of-chaos · 27 days ago
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oh to be a train hopping hobo
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newyorkthegoldenage · 3 months ago
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These Brooklynites use a motor scooter for their transportation to work as a strike of subway employees continued into the second day, December 10, 1957. From left: Ronnie Harron, George Nicholson, Peter Garland, and John Avildsen (yes, the future film director). Instead of pushing into whatever subway trains were still running, the quartet squeezed onto the scooter for their above-ground ride.
Photo: Associated Press via News19
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nonsmokinghotelroom · 1 month ago
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A Coney Island-bound F train pulling into the lower platform at West Eighth Street–New York Aquarium station. Brooklyn, NY. December 2024.
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nyandreasphotography · 5 months ago
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Moynihan Train Hall (the clock) - Midtown Manhattan, New York City by Andreas Komodromos
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forthepleasureofmylife · 10 days ago
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New York City Subway
Photo: Dieter Krehbiel
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