“@BeschlossDC: 1944 New York City, photographed from Empire State Building, by Andreas Feininger: pic.twitter.com/AFxX6KektL”
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“@BeschlossDC: 1944 New York City, photographed from Empire State Building, by Andreas Feininger: pic.twitter.com/AFxX6KektL”
#MAGIC RT @BeschlossDC: 1944 New York City, photographed from Empire State Building, by Andreas Feininger:pic.twitter.com/GLjUfEYINh
Dazzling! RT @BeschlossDC: 1944 New York City, photographed from Empire State Building, by Andreas Feininger:pic.twitter.com/lqWuMhCOCN
@BeschlossDC The modernity of NYC as far back as late 19th century never ceases to amaze me in old pictures.
@BeschlossDC Same direction shot by me 70 years later.pic.twitter.com/Isc8bW6kzO
.@BeschlossDC Interesting that, in photo, one section of NYC has a brighter glow than others-- maybe because it's more of a commercial zone?
.@BeschlossDC Area w/ offices is Midtown East; while areas to south (Murray Hill) and north are more residential?
.@BeschlossDC BTW, can see part of Grand Central Terminl in middle left of photo; and Chrysler Bldg is mostly tall dark silhouette in centr.
.@BeschlossDC Fascinating pic given a late, lamented neighbor got a penthouse on our bldg for a song around that time thanx to fear factor.
@BeschlossDC @SammonSez imagine the great Target it would have made for german bombers if Canada had capitulated ;) remember your friends :p
@joebeaulieu Obviously not a blackout night in 1944, which is a little strange.
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