I didn’t take many pictures in East Harlem and I was surprised to find this one…It includes the famous Italian restaurant Patsy’s. I never ate there but its suppose to have the best pizza money can buy…
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“Have a Pepsi” Harlem 1987
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“The Central Park Lounge” Harlem 1988
Central Park’s northern end was nothing like its southern one. It has been developed and is much nicer today. 110th Street, also known as Central Park North between C.P.W. and 5th Ave is part of Harlem and I’m pretty sure this watering hole has been gone for a very long time…
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“Revolutionary Era Mile Marker” Harlem 1987
I was stunned when I stumbled upon this stone mile marker a quarter century ago…I’m glad I snapped a few pictures of it, as it was stolen shortly thereafter. Should have ended up in a museum!
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“Two Stores No Longer Open” Harlem 1986
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“Under the Broadway Local” Harlem 1988
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“Movie Theater” Harlem 1986
Dig the Breyer’s Ice Cream sign!
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“The Bunny Theater” Harlem 1986
Built in 1913 the Bunny was in its final stages as the Nova theater when I took this picture. In 2009 some landlord decided that the Bunny’s had to go and they did…
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“125th Street Train Station” East Harlem 1989
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“New York After Dark” Harlem 1986
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“Waiting for the #1 Train” 1986 (New Scan)
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Park Ave. Hotel 1986
Park Ave. north of 96th Street has always been a different world, but at one point it was as run down as any street in Manhattan…
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“Don’t Look Back” Harlem 1988
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“CLOSED!” Harlem 1986
An old fave…
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“Hotel” Harlem 1988
A new scan of an old favorite…
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“Happy Kid” Harlem 1988
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Harlem Kodachrome 1985
A badly composed photo of my favorite traffic light…
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“Waiting for the Broadway Local” Harlem 2011
I have to set up a “For Sale”section on this site, but I am working on a few projects which have pushed commerce to the back seat. I’m not a very good web designer, but I will tackle this eventually. For the time being, most of my color images can be purchased as large prints at a very reasonable price.
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“Jesus Saves” 1988
A much better scan…Maybe Harlem, and then again maybe not…
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“The Complete Budweiser Experience” 1988
This was just one of those moments where the stuff that you come across is so much better than anything you might have imagined you’d find as you left your house that morning!
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“Higher Goals” Harlem 1988
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“Double X-File” Harlem 1986-7
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Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 