In 1902, when the Flatiron Building was constructed, it was one of the tallest skyscrapers in NYC. How things have changed! Click here to see what it looked like back then.
Flatiron Building
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Empire State of Mind
NYC has totally revamped it’s bike lanes in the last couple of years. It was difficult to adjust to the new system, as the bikers are now right next to the curb, making it impossible to stand in the street and hail a taxi. I’m glad Bloomberg did it, because it’s good for the environment, but make sure to look out!
Certified Fabulous!
This mail carrier was looking lovely out among the spring tulips. Now hurry up, I’m expecting an important package!
It’s Job Creating Time!
This guy’s about to tell the Chamber of Commerce what time it is! Actually, he’s on his way to happy hour at the local pub.
Army of One
Did you know that the only pose that U.S. soldiers are allowed to do in uniform is a salute? It makes perfect sense and we were honored to have this brave young hero pose for us.
Trinity Church
Trinity Church first opened it’s doors in 1698, making it one of the oldest churches in NYC. Most of the original structure burned down in 1776 when the British reclaimed lower Manhattan from the Continental Army. It was rebuilt in 1788, but that second structure became so weak from multiple seasons of heavy snowfall, that it was torn down in 1839. Finally, in 1846, Trinity Church, as it exists today, opened its doors.
Luck Be a Lady Tonight
The odds of winning the NY Lottery are 1:175,711,536. I guess there’s always a chance!
