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theshinyboogie: Third Avenue, 1951 Photo by Esther Bubley
Billboard on Third Avenue, NY photo by Todd Webb, 1946
nevver: Third Avenue El, 1951
arsvitaest: “Third Avenue” Author: Charles L. Goeller (American, 1901-1955)Date: 1934Medium: Oil on canvasLocation: Smithonian American Art Museum Charles Goeller would often have passed the dramatic Manhattan vista looking north from East
henk-heijmans:Third Avenue El, New York City, 1949 - by Marvin E. Newman (1927), American
victorianhouses: San Francisco Victorians by Larry Syverson Via Flickr: Queen Anne style houses at the corner of Steiner Street and Golden Gate Avenue. Second, third and fourth houses from the corner.
luzfosca: Andreas Feininger. The Bowery under the shadows of the Third Avenue el, circa 1940s
liquidnight: Berenice Abbott “El”, Second and Third Avenue Lines 250 Pearl Street between Fulton and John Streets, March 26, 1936 From Berenice Abbott: Changing New York
bastardette: nevver | Third Avenue El, 1955
luzfosca: Rebecca Lepkoff Third Avenue El and Chatham Square, circa 1940s From Life on the Lower East Side: Photographs By Rebecca Lepkoff, 1937-1950 Thanks to liquidnight
liquidnight: Louis Faurer El Station, 53rd Street and Third Avenue New York City, 1947 From The New York School: Photographs, 1936-1963
luzfosca: Elliott Erwitt Third Avenue El, 1955 Thanks to nevver
luzfosca: Elliott Erwitt New York City, Third Avenue El, 1955
luzfosca: Marjory Collins New York, New York, 1942 Sept. Looking downtown from the Third Avenue elevated railway in the “Fifties”.
charismatic33: Third Avenue Elevated Train travels through lower Manhattan, New York City, 1952
tamburina: People getting on the Third Avenue elevated train (El) on the East Side of Manhattan, 1951, by Esther Bubley
blackpicture: John Cohen Bob Dylan at My Loft. Third Avenue. New York City (1962)
onceuponatown: New York. Third Avenue elevated railway at 18th Street. 1942.
luzfosca: Berenice Abbott‘El’, Second and Third Avenue lines, Bowery taken from Division St. Manhattan, April 24, 1936.From New York Public Library OLD NEW YORK
the1920sinpictures: 1912 “Six O’Clock, Winter” by John Sloan, featuring New York’s Third Avenue Elevated Train and station. From New York City History and Memories, FB.
librar-y: September 1942. New York. Third Avenue elevated railway at 18th Street.
vintagemanhattanskyline: The Chanin Building (Sloan & Robertson, 1928), at left and the 77-story Chysler Building (William Van Allen, 1930) at right, above old 19th Century brownstones, with the Third Avenue EL (bottom right), in fall 1947.Photo:
