207th Street, Manhattan
Canarsie Line, East New York, Brooklyn
Harlem, Manhattan
Hey, Lion- What train did I take to get to Ebbets Field to see the Dodgers coming from Jamaica,L.I. ?? I don’t remember as that was back about 1950/51.
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HMMM!-Harlem. TAKE THE “A” TRAIN.
As a guess you would have taken what is now the (J) train from Jamaica Avenue, change to the now long-gone Myrtle Elevated and would have ended up somewhere near by (I think–not knowing exactly where Ebbets Field was exactly)
ROAR
An HO Scale LION with an HO scale Camera:
Smith-9th Street, Brooklyn
I looked a your cat photo page and I saw some cougars, but no lions.
So far I enjoy these two the most; something about looking deeper into the underground system and what the alteration of the colors did makes them very striking…
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I love that Harlem shot! It would actually make a nice wall print for anyone into city architecture. The repetitive yet different older buildings near trackside with the wall of later larger buildings behind gives a unique perspective.
Thanks, I like that one too.
We have a Xerox color laser printer that can do 11x17s. I tried one last night, and it looked real good.
I could probably take the file to Walmart and get an even larger photo.
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no rats…I am shocked. I would think for sure, with all of the photos posted we would have caught a glimpse of a rat or two…their little red eys glimmering…rats, the system is full of them. You got Day-Walking coons in Queens, and rats underground in Manhattan…I can almost smell the urine in some of those shots…ahh summer in the city…I miss those days.
A photographic opportunity that only comes along once in a 'coons-age!
[;)] So, just what exactly is the 'coon’s age?
I like this one too!!! [bow]
Oh how I miss the days of the R1-9’s, R-10’s, and R-38’s.
Also the EE, GG, KK, RR, QJ!
yup.
I got to run one at the BERA trolley museum.
Boy, I looked younger back then!