The biggest changes I can see are in the road: modes of transport, numbers of pedestrians. The tree in the lower left looks exactly the same: could it be the same tree, maxed out at that height for a century?
Named Best Neighborhood Blog in the First Annual Village Voice Web Awards
We love tips
Have a story idea or tip about something happening in the East Village? Or maybe a photo? Or several photos? Or video! We'd love to hear about it. Or see it. Or something. Please go here to submit a tip.
By the way
Here, you'll find things that you may or may not be interested in about the East Village and other parts of New York City. Appreciating what's here while it's still here. Remembering what's no longer here. Wishing some things weren't here that are here.
5 comments:
My old block! Nice pic.
The biggest changes I can see are in the road: modes of transport, numbers of pedestrians. The tree in the lower left looks exactly the same: could it be the same tree, maxed out at that height for a century?
The address-today-is 288 east 10th street.
Viewing the history here gives some idea of when the photo was taken (1884 to 1911).
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/12/16/east-village-church-and-midtown-building-are-newest-landmarks/?pagemode=print
I can't get enough of then & now photos. It puts so much in perspective for me. Thanks for this one.
Thanks, Jill. I like them too...Have a few more lined up...
Post a Comment