A once-provocative theater, known for its racy shows, now a relic—replaced by family-friendly venues and polished storefronts.
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PlaNYC, launched in 2007 by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, aimed to strengthen NYC’s infrastructure and sustainability through green spaces and climate resilience projects.
A promotional fan from GreeNYC’s 2017 Be Cool and Smart campaign, created to encourage New Yorkers to reduce energy use and limit waste.
Technical drawing of a coal-burning locomotive displaying detailed front and side profile views of the train car.
Historic view of Little Italy featuring storefronts, pedestrians, and vibrant street life.
Color photo of May 30, 2002 ceremony marking the final day of Ground Zero cleanup, with first responders and families in attendance.
Nathan’s hot dog stand featured at the 1939 World’s Fair in Queens, alongside futuristic exhibits and the Food Hall’s Wonder Bread display.
Winners of the 1949 Fashion Critics Awards pose in this historic footage.
1949 WNYC-TV program featuring the opening of the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, election night and NYC bookmobiles.
Historic view of the Astor Theatre at 45th Street and Broadway, a landmark of New York City’s theater district.
3-D rendering of the white Civilian Defense helmet presented to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia for his wartime leadership during World War II.
Explore Ebbets Field’s legacy through rare drawings, a 3-D home plate rendering, and photos honoring Brooklyn’s iconic Dodgers stadium.