Today, a return to what is probably the finest Tudor City brochure, this 1930 edition. It has made appearances many times since this blog ...

Time for another edition of advertising campaigns, this one running during the month of July, 1931. The Great Depression was almost two year...

Welcome back to another session of Miscellany, this time devoted entirely to Hotel Tudor.  The first is a page taken out of someone's tr...

A return to the glorious photos of the past, in which we try to provide some context by isolating certain subjects. The above picture was ma...

  A return to the pages of the New Yorker for a good dose of Tudor Cityana. These are advertisements which ran in the summer of 1930, rende...

Once again, it's time to say thank you to all of the talented Instagrammers for all their hard work. Chrysler Building gargoyles set aga...

  Today's post deals with illustrations found in the book, The French Plan, and we have chosen some pictures that are rarely seen. The f...