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'Wonder Boys' black and white film frame: 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 with a Howard Johnson's restaurant neon sign's color reflection.
Restored wall mural and signage behind the reception desk in the lobby of the Empire State Building (1931).
Restored marble walls and ceiling mural in the lobby of the Empire State Building (1931).
A silhouette of the building set in a marble wall in the 80F visitors center of the Empire State Building (1931).
Information panel depicting the building's construction in the 80F visitors center of the Empire State Building (1931).
Information panel with building materials lists, prices, cost analyses and photographs in the 80F visitors center of the Empire State Building (1931).
Building silhouette panel and illuminated tilework on the wall in the 80F visitors center of the Empire State Building (1931).
Information panel with daily job activity logs and photographs in the 80F visitors center of the Empire State Building (1931).
Information panel with the structural steel schedule and photographs in the 80F visitors center of the Empire State Building (1931).
LCD display and floor readout (84) inside the lift ascending from 80F to 86F in the Empire State Building (1931).
Floor readout (86) inside the lift ascending from 80F to 86F in the Empire State Building (1931).
A sign and backlit photograph welcomes visitors to the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Northern view including the New York Public Library main branch (1897–1911) from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Southern view including the Flatiron Building (1902), New York Life Building (1928), Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (1909) and One World Trade Center (2014) from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Broadcast antennas mounted to the 158 foot mooring mast from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Eastern view including the United Nations Headquarters (1952) and the neon Pepsi-Cola sign (1938) at Gantry Plaza State Park in Queens from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Northern view including 1095 Avenue of the Americas (1974), the Condé Nast Building (1999) and One Astor Plaza (1972) in Times Square from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Southern closeup of the Flatiron Building (1902), snow on the ground and the intersection of 23rd Street, 5th Avenue and Broadway from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Broadcast antennas, the 158 foot mooring mast, the 102F and 103F observation/docking capsule and the 204 foot antenna spire from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
Closeup of the 158 foot mooring mast's chrome-nickel steel and backlit faceted glass from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
The majestic art deco Chrysler Building (1930) with the Queensboro Bridge (1909) and Ravenswood Generating Station (1963) beyond from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
The majestic art deco Chrysler Building (1930) with the Queensboro Bridge (1909) and Ravenswood Generating Station (1963) beyond from the 86F observation deck of the Empire State Building (1931).
North side upper level platform for Track 26 and Track 25 at Grand Central Terminal (1913) and Metro-North Commuter Railroad Kawasaki M8 railcar 9133.
Clock, marble wall and the top of wooden shelving in the Bill Blass Public Catalog Room of the New York Public Library Stephen A. Schwarzman Building (1911).
The 65th Street Transverse Road Bridge (1920) at the western edge of Central Park from a pathway near West 66th Street at Central Park West.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (1904) and 55 Central Park West (1929) from a pathway near West 66th Street at Central Park West.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (1904) and 55 Central Park West (1929) from a pathway near West 66th Street at Central Park West.
The front door and art deco facade of 55 Central Park West (1929).
The front of 55 Central Park West (1929).
Downtown and the park from the front door of 55 Central Park West (1929).
Art deco forms and brick on the facade of 55 Central Park West (1929).
Looking straight up the facade of 55 Central Park West (1929) through two art deco forms.
My favorite detail: the designs on the portico marquee match the rest of the building at 55 Central Park West (1929).
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (1904) and 55 Central Park West (1929).
Uptown and the park from the front door of 55 Central Park West (1929).
The front door of 55 Central Park West (1929).
Art deco forms, brick on the facade and the matching portico marquee of 55 Central Park West (1929).
Looking north over a bridle path from the 72nd Street Transverse above the Riftstone Arch (1862) near Strawberry Fields in Central Park.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Harvey Jones and Thad Debrock during the sound check on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City before the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Harvey Jones and Thad Debrock during the sound check on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City before the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
The intimate seating area of Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the sound check for the premiere show in Blow Up Hollywood's 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Harvey Jones and Thad Debrock performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Harvey Jones and Thad Debrock performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Harvey Jones and Thad Debrock performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Thad Debrock, Harvey Jones and Nadia Ackerman performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Thad Debrock, Harvey Jones and Nadia Ackerman performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Thad Debrock, Harvey Jones and Nadia Ackerman performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Thad Debrock, Harvey Jones and Nadia Ackerman performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Thad Debrock, Harvey Jones and Nadia Ackerman performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
Blow Up Hollywood featuring Steve Messina with Thad Debrock, Harvey Jones and Nadia Ackerman performing on Stage 3 at the Rockwood Music Hall in New York City during the premiere show in the 'Blue Sky Blond' album tour.
David July and the NYC OEM sign in front of the New York City Office of Emergency Management building (1955) after concluding a tour of the Watch Command and Emergency Operations Center.
The Brooklyn Bridge (1883), Manhattan Bridge (1909) and Empire State Building (1931) beyond from the riverside path at Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
The Brooklyn Bridge (1883) western tower, One Brooklyn Bridge Plaza (1975) and Manhattan Municipal Building (1914) from the riverside path at Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
A Pale-bellied Brant Goose (Branta bernicla hrota) sits in the snow covering the Bridge View Lawn at Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
Centenarian wood pylons in the East River, Pier 2 and Brooklyn Heights residences along the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (1954) from the southwest corner of Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
The Statue of Liberty (1886), two New York Water Taxi ferries and Governors Island from the southwest corner of Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
55 Water Street (1972), One Financial Square (1987), 111 Wall Street (1966), 120 Wall Street (1930) and Continental Center (1983) along the East River in Manhattan's Financial District from the southwest corner of Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
Walking down the stairs from the Harbor View Lawn to the path for the salt marsh and boat ramp at Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
The Statue of Liberty (1886), Staten Island Ferry, centenarian wood pylons in the East River, smooth cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora) and granite salvaged from the old Willis Avenue Bridge (1901–2011) at Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1.
The bike path and Brooklyn Bridge (1883) eastern tower from the Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1 boat ramp.
Manhattan's Financial District, centenarian wood pylons in the East River and smooth cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora) from west of the Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1 boat ramp.
Walking up the stairs from Cadman Plaza East just south of Prospect Street onto the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking up the stairs from Cadman Plaza East just south of Prospect Street onto the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Empire Stores (1885) and other buildings in Fulton Ferry and Dumbo along Water Street with the Manhattan Bridge (1909) beyond from the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Three of the four main cables leading up to the eastern side of the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Four main cables leading up to the eastern side of the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Cables, lamppost and the eastern side of the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Dedication plaque (1869–1883) and reconstruction plaque (1954) on the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Four main cables leading up to the eastern side of the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Standing over the eastbound lanes of traffic under the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Looking down to Brooklyn Bridge Park (2010) Pier 1 from the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Looking up under the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Standing over the eastbound lanes of traffic under the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward the western tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Cables leading up to the western side of the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Four main cables leading up to the western side of the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Buildings of Manhattan's Financial District from the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward the western tower from about the midway point of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward the western tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward the western tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Looking back to Brooklyn from just east of the western tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Two center cables leading up to the eastern side of the western tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Cables leading up to the eastern side of the western tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Watching traffic in the eastbound lanes of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Looking back to Brooklyn from just west of the western tower of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Access gate on the southern main cable of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) near the Manhattan side from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward the Manhattan approach of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) on the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
'Welcome to Manhattan' sign visible to westbound drivers on the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) approach from the pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Manhattan Municipal Building (1914) from the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Walking toward Centre Street and the Manhattan terminus of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) and its pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
1 Pace Plaza (1969), 8 Spruce Street (2011), Woolworth Building (1913) and One World Trade Center (2014) from near the end of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) pedestrian and cyclist promenade.
Looking back to the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) and its pedestrian and cyclist promenade from the Manhattan terminus at Centre Street.
Manhattan approach and the Brooklyn Bridge (1883) from the southern plaza at the Manhattan Municipal Building (1914).
The shadow of Erik Patten photographing footprints and tire tracks in the snow along the National Mall on our way to the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Footprints in the snow show where people walked over the completely frozen Capitol Reflecting Pool (1971) near the United States Capitol (1811/1866) and United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Golden rat tail cactus (Cleistocactus winteri) in the world deserts environment within the Conservatory at the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Golden rat tail cactus (Cleistocactus winteri) in the world deserts environment within the Conservatory at the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Golden rat tail cactus (Cleistocactus winteri) in the world deserts environment within the Conservatory at the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Creeping devil cactus (Stenocereus eruca) in the world deserts environment within the Conservatory at the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Cardinal's Guard (Pachystachys coccinea) blooming in the jungle environment within the Conservatory at the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
A beam of hazy sunlight among the plants in the jungle environment within the Conservatory at the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Belimo valve actuator NV24-3 US and a manual valve on pipe running along the jungle canopy mezzanine walkway within the Conservatory at the United States Botanic Garden (1867).
Ring-billed Gulls (Larus delawarensis) flying over the frozen Potomac River in the Torpedo South Pier along the Torpedo Factory (1918) Wharf at the City of Alexandria Marina.
A cast iron star-shaped anchor plate on the semi-detached brick house at 311 Queen Street (1880) in Old Town Alexandria.
The Embassy of the Republic of Croatia and the Residence of the Embassy of Cameroon from a second floor window in the Woodrow Wilson House (1915).
Horizontal bedstead connecting the two lower bedposts in Edith Galt Wilson's bed in her second floor room in the Woodrow Wilson House (1915).
A chaise longue next to the windows in Thomas Woodrow Wilson's second floor bedroom, the location of his death on Sunday, 03 February 1924, in the Woodrow Wilson House (1915).
Descending to the main level via the service stairwell in the Woodrow Wilson House (1915).
A plate from Lenox's 'Wilson Service' White House china set (1918) designed by Frank Holmes and bearing in raised gold the presidential coat of arms on display in the first floor kitchen in the Woodrow Wilson House (1915).
Antique metal match holder complete with wooden matches hung from a nail on the kitchen wall in the Woodrow Wilson House (1915).
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