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NY without twins is not NY any more. I move out when found out twin towers will not be restored. Good people made them ,politics destroy them. 😪

So yeah, now that I think about it, Friday the 13th....

The only time I've known Flag Day to be celebrated was in 1958 at the elementary school I attended in Manhattan. I had just completed first grade. There was a procession just before lunch time, with lots of the older kids parading around the American flag and then flags of all the nations. It was the last day of school, a Friday, and the 14th actually fell on the next day, Saturday.

Lived, worked, and studied in Manhattan during the 70s and 80s. Loved the City. Loved the grittiness and the pulse of the City. Mayor Koch injected hope and pride in the City.

My grandmother lived in Hell's Kitchen (47th. St. between 8th and 9th Ave) from 1974 up until her death in 2004). It was a rent stabilized 3 bedroom apartment and the rent was $470 a month. I'm guessing they’re renting it now for $5K a month?

Love grand central station. Commuted from westchester in the late 70s as my dad did before me. It’s a beautiful place.

IN THE 1890’S PIANOS WERE ALWAYS SLIGHTLY OUT OF TUNE, RIGHT ?

Whatever happened to class and grace???? I guess they died as those people died.

Enjoyed seeing this,but living conditions weren't that great for average people. Dentistry and hospital stays were last options for many. You still had horses and what they brought with them in the streets. Like working 12 hours a day, 5-6 days a week, a lot of labor for a simple shirt or socks, maybe an outhouse outside your tenement or a chamber pot in your room? Every apartment didn't have a bathroom, tubs were often in the kitchen, lack of privacy at home, not just for a bath. Would like to hover over multiple families to see lifestyles per income, but not live at the time although not rushed.

There's no way these horse & carriage mamalukes built all those fancy perfect buildings made out of huge pieces of stone in the 1800s. Another civilization built them and all the adults you see in these photos are the kids from the orphan trains that have no idea where they came from

A nice White country.

Is this true !!

Does any one of know a place in New york called (little Syria)?😊

A lot of people were poor, but also happy, they celebrated special events, they didn't waste anything.

This is why I like to watch old westerns, the beautiful scenery in the movies, the simplicity of it just calms your soul

I like traveling to the past

Amazing photos. How I wished cameras were invented much earlier cuz I would love to see how New York looked like during the 1600s when it was called New Amsterdam.

Vito Coreleone

After gang of New-York !😂( Modern's Buildings )

Geez, I miss those days. Got a quick glimpse of Mamma Leone's, I used to love eating there with my parents. Hokey, but in a good way.

Splendida come sempre , complimenti x il video e colonna sonora

Muito bom AMO história

1970's NYC was pretty grim. I remember it well. But at least it was still reasonably affordable.

Very cool

So crazy that people were still going on the Oregon trail and fighting Indians…yellow fever and the elements to get to California not long before these photos

No smog no telefhone nota Rush life no stres nota drugs no cars ntp radio no computer bether life

Amerika bola už v tých rokoch veľmi vybudovaná nechce sa mi to veriť,ale v poriadku.👍

Great inages...pity about the choice of music...there was some great music in the 70's...nothing like this

😍😍❤❤🥰🥰

Impressive

Nice one ❤

10 years! We've been marveling over a cut n paste history!! What's really going on with the old photos? The off shadows, no/grey skies, freaky faces! Question every photo! Wonder what history is real at this point?

My dad’s ancestors came to NYC from England and Ireland in the 1840s.

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Небоскребы и маленькие люди с лошадками очен весело и нелепо смотрятся. Так кто же строил эти высокие дома? Какая цивилизация оставила нам такие здания? Почему врут историки? Также и античные здания стоят по всему миру. Была единая древняя цивилизация и не так давно. Многие здания засыпаны, мы видим цокольные этажи.

Incredible, thanks for posting.

Верится с трудом,что это все строили эти люди

Music please?🙏

I have watched this quite a few times over the years. It seems to draw me back.

The gay 90s, back when that term was still respectable.

The 1940s to these people would be astonishing

Everything was far classier back then, from the appearance of the buildings to the way that people dressed, everyone looks smart, and not a fatty in sight.

An to think they didnt want the sttue of liberty( actually the statue of Mirthra the sun God with seven Rays)

That waste of 1:37.

nice

The glorious majesty of 1890s New York - look at the Post Office in 1892.

Man the 90s was the best time ever in nyc.

The only problem with this video is that it ended after 3 min 38 seconds...I wish there was more!!!

Looks alot like Saint denis from red dead lol

100° inside tenements. Corsets, so you couldn't catch your breath. Everyone except the upper class stinking to high heaven. No food inspection, at least no.proper ones. Child labor. NO AIR CONDITIONING!!!!