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Manhattan
south of 59 Street
Manhattan south of
59 Street on-line
(Our on-line site may contain
photographs that were not available when this disk was produced)
Manhattan
north of 59 Street
PLEASE
NOTE: You must be on-line in order to view Manhattan photographs of
buildings north of 59 Street.
An
extensive collection of still photographs and video tapes shot in
1985-1986 covering property as well as street life in Manhattan north
of 59 Street, with an emphasis on Harlem, but also covering the upper
East Side, upper West Side, the East Village and lower East Side, is
available. Please contact us by email
for details. Thank you.
BROOKLYN
General
Information on the archive
The
photographs of building in New York City are part of the virtual
reality city program.
Most of the property photographs listed here were shot between March
and July 2001. Each link below contains anywhere from 20 to 700
thumbnail photographs. Some images are shown rotated at 90 degrees in
order to save space on the thumbnail page. The full size of each
property photograph is about 1 megapixel (which is not presently
on-line, but is sent to you after purchase either as an email file or
print or on a cd-rom). For pricing information and terms for
magazines and newspapers, please read our terms
of use page.
If you do not see what you are looking for, please contact us by email
or telephone since we have far more images of each of these
properties and other properties than what is available here on the
net. In many cases, multiple photographs, such as night, winter,
summer and other images were taken of each property. A large
collection of still and video images photographed between 1985 and
1986, depicting buildings and street life on the upper East Side,
upper West Side, Harlem and Washington Heights is also available,
though not yet on-line. For details on this older collection, please email
us. The thumbnail photographs shown on-line are not necessarily the
best photograph that we have available. When purchasing, if your
photographic need is not absolutely time dependent, you may wish to
contact us so that we may provide you with the best possible image
available for the particular property. We are in the process of
improving the index and search capability. We recognize that
presently it may be difficult for you to find a particular image
on-line since each link contains a continuous stream of EVERY
BUILDING on a particular side of a street from one section to another
(for example: the every property on the north side of 34 Street from
Fifth Avenue to the FDR). We are working to improve the index. Soon,
you will soon be able to search by address or block and lot or by
clicking on a detailed map. If you can not locate a property, please
send an email for our prompt
assistance in locating an image for the property. We can also provide
you with custom photographs on short notice. To
search this page by a single keyword
or phrase, press the Ctrl and the F key at the same time. After the
individual thumbnail images appear on your computer screen, you will
have to scroll across and down the page until you find the property
that you are seeking. Be sure to use the BACK and FORWARD
keys, on your browser, to return to this index page.
WORLD TRADE CENTER
Photographs and text covering the September 11,
2001 horror.
September
11, 2001 These
dramatic photographs cover the street action around the WTC and
lower Manhattan and downtown Brooklyn. Includes collapse of WTC-7,
dust everywhere, local residents, road blocks, dramatic sun setting
for the for the first time in years, without the Trade Center and
more. Also provides text captions describing each scene.
September
11, 2001 other non-captioned photographs shot on the day the
World Trade Center was destroyed.
September
12, and 13 2001 These images are captioned. see below for other,
non-captioned photographs.
September
12, 2001 non-captioned photo's. Contains many images of the
Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn Heights, downtown Brooklyn and
various shots in lower Manhattan. Includes distant shots of the WTC
still smoking. Also includes sunset shots of the new skyline.
September
13 non-captioned photo's contains: Union Square memorial rally,
Budist Monks praying, injured police officer, wanted leaflets,
military and police check points, deserted streets in Manhattan,
people wearing masks, day to day scenes. Of interest to anyone
publishing on the aftermaths of the Trade Center horror.
September
16, 2001
Contains photographs of crushed police vehicle, fall out dust on
fruit stand, Union Square at night, stunning sunset of Manhattan
(shot from Brooklyn) but without the WTC, National Guard patrolling
the streets and others. If you require captioning, please email
us for further captioning details on any of the photographs.
September
17, 2001
Contains photographs of lower Manhattan along Broadway, tragic sight
of car who's owner clearly will not be returning to move car, various
memorials and signs.
September
21, 2001
Complete view of Broadway from Chambers Street almost all of the way
to the Battery. Shows emergency construction and the general state of
the City at that point. Also, images of various memorials and
military and police patrols.
March
20, 2002 Spectacular
views on the lower Manhattan skyline at night shot from Brooklyn
(DUMBO and Brooklyn Heights) showing the WTC memorial in lights. Also
images from other areas of the temporary, 30 day memorial. |
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Manhattan by area
Please
Note: The streets associated with the areas listed below is
approximate. Areas or districts in Manhattan are not exact and, to
some degree, are arbitrary. If you are looking for a specific street,
it is advisable to search the entire index, as listed in the column
to the left. Further, many main streets for each area are only listed
in the column to the left
Lower
East Side
East
Village
and
Alphabet City
Germany
Eastern
Europe thousands of images covering the transitional phase of
the late 1980's and early 1990's.
OTHER
CATAGORIES
Including people, cars, stores, bars, clubs, events, nature,
recreation, sports, architecture, technology communication and other catagories
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