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Colorized photo from 1890
Original title: Grand Central Terminal
Photographer: Unknown
Location: E 42nd st & Park Ave
You may have passed this intersection a hundred times or more, if you work here. This is Grand central station, as seen in 1890 as an entirely different building. There have actually been a total of four buildings on this spot, each getting progressively larger as the city grew.
The building on the left is the Grand central terminal, built in 1871, its original name was Snook's depot, named after the architect, John B Snook. Its hard to say how well that name stuck, I would guess, not that well, which is why we don't call it that now. The architecture was designed to look like Second Empire style, which was popular in the France. The building was removed in 1910, to make way for a much larger building.
Originally this was built with two tracks, that reached into north Harlem, from the station on 42nd street. In those days steam l...
My name is Mike Savad, I create one of a kind images. Photo realistic, is what people think of first. I specialize in job themes, such as Pharmacist, Doctor, Firemen, Lawyer, etc. Steampunk is another favorite. I'm certain you will find something that you will like. My art is inspired by Norman Rockwell and Paintings from the time of the Renaissance. Be sure to visit my Scene in Color section. I expertly restore and colorize black and white images. See the past come alive with color. Each image is painstakingly cleaned and repaired, colors are researched and shaded in. Images are designed to coordinate with the rest of my collection. The past was far more colorful than you would have imagined. Want something fun to do? Sometimes I hide...
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