A Rare Set Of Photographs About New York In The 1940s

New York City, USA, in the 1940s, there were drink vans, mostly well-ventilated streets, and children playing down the street. Rare photo of 1940s New York Rare photo of amateur photographer Charles W. Cushman has traveled throughout the United States and abroad from 1938 to 1969, capturing many moments of true everyday life. His stock photos are donated and archived at Indiana University, USA. Currently this university allows Business Insider to share New York photos taken in the years 1941, 1942

. Above is the old Fulton market in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. The market is not too crowded even on Saturday afternoon. Here's a closer view of South Street Manhattan Tower on Brooklyn Bridge The 90-ton tower supports more than 22,500 kilometers of wire, the men resting at noon on a bench in Battery Park.



The lower Manhattan area is undulating high-rise buildings viewed from the side. Jersey City, a corner of Wall Street with buildings in Finance Street Residents on Clinton Street in Manhattan's Lower East Side on a Saturday afternoon Children and adults have fun and chat on the sidewalks of Broome Street and Baruch Place, also on the Lower East Side, a real moment about New York in the 1940s was a carriage carrying people and stuff. Small drinks like this.McSorley's Old Ale House is the oldest Irish pub in New York. The shop is located on East 7th Street between Avenue 2 and No. 3. It has been open to visitors since the 1800s, the Empire State Building on 28th Street in 1942, 11 years after it was completed North East First and Bowery streets were filled with bars and shops.



A billboard of Horton ice cream on Canal Street. In the early 19th century, Horton was the company that provided up to half of the ice cream for New York City, according to Huong Chi / Vnexpress ***.

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