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“Whirly Girly Revue” Times Square 1985
©Matt Weber
Howard Johnson’s NYC 1985
Millions ate their Thanksgiving turkey at a Hojo’s during the 2oth century. This sign meant something to someone once upon a time in America…
©Matt Weber
“2nd Ave. DELI” Winter 1987
Yes prints are available…
©Matt Weber
“The Neon Wilderness” 1987
If this picture of the classic 1954 neon sign, seems like it might make a wonderful Christmas present, please contact me. Large prints are possible at a price which may surprise you…
©Matt Weber
“Buick Valve in Head Neon Sign” Newburgh N.Y. 1986
Yesterday on July 4th I posted a picture of a pre-war Chevrolet sign, but should have posted this beauty because of the flag…
These days porcelain neon signs are worth a fortune but I never collected neon…Oh well, more spilled milk.
©Matt Weber
“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…
©Matt Weber
“Howard Johnson’s” “Checker Taxi” Times Sq. 1986 (New Scan)
I wish I’d shot the Howard Johnson sign in color as it was one of the nicest examples of neon in New York…I can however sell you a print of this venerable institution flanked by lo and behold, another Checker taxi!
©Matt Weber
The Neon Wilderness 1985
If you like cameras and cars, then here’s the oldest camera store with a Duster parked right in front. I don’t know if it really is the oldest store, but 1898 is pretty old. I don’t really know if the car’s a Duster, but it looks like one…
©Matt Weber
The Neon Wilderness
Street Photography © Matt Weber
Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 