Tag: history

Great New York Ephemera (3)

by Rick Stachura on April 5, 2021 in Great New York Ephemera • 0 Comments

The Chairman of the Board welcomes you.

Reviewing Moynihan Train Hall

by Rick Stachura on January 19, 2021 in Essays & Journalism • 0 Comments

In utero since 1992, Moynihan Train Hall finally arrived this January 1st.

A Brief History of Ellis Island’s Immigrant Hospital (Part 2)

by Rick Stachura on January 3, 2021 in History Hotspots • 0 Comments

History Hotspots: Ellis Island.

A Brief History of Ellis Island’s Immigrant Hospital (Part 1)

by Rick Stachura on December 31, 2020 in History Hotspots • 0 Comments

History Hotspots: Ellis Island.

Art of the City — 8

by Rick Stachura on December 25, 2020 in Art of the City • 0 Comments

With JR on Ellis Island.

Walking with Vivian Maier

by Rick Stachura on December 7, 2020 in Now and Then New York • 4 Comments

3rd Avenue at East 59th Street. From 1934 to 2014.

Belvedere Castle

by Rick Stachura on September 1, 2020 in History Hotspots, Retro Notes • 0 Comments

History Hotspots: Overlooking Turtle Pond in Central Park.

Absurd New York #126: Best of the Big Apple Gripe Box

by Rick Stachura on July 4, 2020 in Absurd New York • 0 Comments

His Royal Presidency gets triggered by paint.

From the Long-Forgotten Archives #3

by Rick Stachura on December 25, 2019 in From the Long-Forgotten Archives • 0 Comments

One company, two ads — 53 years apart.

Remembering the Embassy I Theater

by Rick Stachura on November 24, 2019 in Now and Then New York • 0 Comments

1560 Broadway. November 21, 2019 versus August 26, 1925.