Author Don Friedman Published on: June 18, 2026 Tags Blog Throwing Garbage As A Sign Of Respect Ticker tape, as such, has been defunct for more than 50 years. The machines were a form of telegraph connected
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 17, 2026 Tags Blog A Moment Of Transition Captured Kami was on site and saw some interesting buildings across the street: Every place has a feel to it based
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 16, 2026 Tags Blog A Medieval Fortress, Not From somewhere between 1901 to 1907, a picture of the Sands Street gate to enter the Brooklyn Navy Yard: The
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 15, 2026 Tags Blog Two Hundred and Fifty Plus, 5 Old houses tend to pile up names, even more so than old buildings in general. An old office building in
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 14, 2026 Tags Blog Knickerbocker The word entered common use as a meaningless but Dutch-sounding name, used by Washington Irving in 1809 as a pen-name
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 13, 2026 Tags Blog Indistinguishable Looking into the space above the ceiling and below the roof joists in a tenement: The vertical surface past the
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 12, 2026 Tags Blog Two Hundred and Fifty Plus, 4 Buildings and reputations can change over time. The oldest building in Westchester County, New York, (immediately north of the city,
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 11, 2026 Tags Blog Looking Closer A nice day in Tribeca, and a couple of old buildings with a shared retail space: Unlike in Soho, further
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 10, 2026 Tags Blog Not Quite A Madeleine Max Hubacher, April 9, 1954, has me reliving my childhood with “(Queens, N.Y.) Subway and Manhattan’s skyline.” That was the
Author Don Friedman Published on: June 9, 2026 Tags Blog Two Hundred and Fifty Plus, 3 Back to the theme of buildings that are both very old and not old, we’re proud to have been working
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