Opening Day in Jefferson Park. From the MCNY digital archives.

Opening Day in Jefferson Park

Circa 1902
(From the online digital collection of the Museum of the City of New York.)

http://collections.mcny.org


Steppin’ out, Italian Harlem style!

Steppin' out,Italian Harlem style!

Year: 1938. Left to right,my Aunt Rose Puco,cousin Jackie(baby), and my beautiful grandmother, Katie Puco. I have enough evidence to believe that this photo was taken in front of the war memorial in Thomas Jefferson Park, in East Harlem.This memorial was known to East Harlemites as “The White House.”


Jefferson Park circa 1911

Jefferson Park circa 1911

This is a photo depicting children gardening in Thomas Jefferson Park, in East Harlem, N.Y.C., circa 1911. In the background is the war memorial building, known as “The White House.” Here is the link to some wonderful vintage photos of our ancestors, as child farmers.

http://www.nycgovparks.org/about/history/community-gardens/farm-gardens


Subway Travel in the 1940’s

Subway Travel in the 1940's

Stanley Kubrick. Life and Love on the New York City Subway. Passengers reading in a subway car. 1946. Museum of the City of New York. X2011.4.10292.30D


3rd ave el 1955


125th Street: 3rd Avenue Elevated-March 27th 1955

125th Street: 3rd Avenue Elevated-March 27th 1955

(185k, 1044x741)<br><b>Country:</b> United States<br><b>City:</b> New York<br><b>System:</b> New York City Transit<br><b>Line:</b> 3rd Avenue El<br><b>Location:</b> 125th Street <br><b>Car:</b> BMT Q  <br><b>Photo by:</b> Frank Pfuhler<br><b>Date:</b> 3/27/1955<br><b>Notes:</b> Southbound express.<br><b>Viewed (this week/total):</b> 1 / 1872