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by Henry Parker 169 Views. The 1950s in the Bronx was a time of booming post-war prosperity, marked by the rise of the “American Dream” and the construction of towering apartment complexes promising a better life. Yet, beneath the gleaming facade, simmered social tensions, economic disparities, and the seeds of future urban struggles.
30 de ene. de 2019 · We’re back for another look at old photographs of The Bronx. Most of these images are from 100 or more years ago and are from the New-York Historical Society’s Digital Collections. So much has changed and yet some are still so recognizable if you look hard enough.
9 de jul. de 2018 · It’s truly fascinating to be able to take a look at The Bronx of yesteryear through the thousands of images available online. Almost like stepping into a time machine. Check out these great pics below and let us know what you think!
3 de ago. de 2017 · August 3, 2017. 13 Vintage Photos of The Bronx. by Ed García Conde. 0. Old Bronx pics are amazing. The Bronx of 100 years ago was very different but in some ways very similar. Much of the West Bronx was developed, the street grid we’re familiar with today was already pretty much laid out as well as the subways we ride today.
Back in 1955, 5 blocks from my apartment building was "JOYLAND," an amusement park in the NW Bronx, at about 237th Street and Broadway. In the background (top of photo) you can see the elevated subway station where the IRT (#1 Broadway local) still runs.
15 de dic. de 2015 · Ed García Conde. Thanks to The New York Public Library Digital Collections, the public has access to thousands of images of New York City from the 1870's to the 1970's. Today we're sharing some of our favorites of The Bronx where you can see how things have changed—or not.
15 de dic. de 2015 · Nearly Century-Old Vintage Photographs of The Bronx. by Matt Coneybeare at 2:24 PM on December 15, 2015. Thanks to The New York Public Library Digital Collections, the public has access to thousands of images of New York City from the 1870’s to the 1970’s.
