Once again, a few interesting bits of trivia. From last Sunday's Post comes a story about the vicissitudes of New York's real estat...

Today's Anatomy session concerns a Percy Loomis Sperr photograph of No. 5, evidenced by his embossed name at the bottom, and no doubt co...

A look at some editorial content that ran in The New Yorker in 1929 . ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ The first piece is by Marcia Davenport, who wrote a column for...

Once again, we turn to the pages of the New Yorker for our content. These ads all ran in 1928, and apparently were written with the New Yor...

We conclude our exploration into the life of Fred French with a final series of photographs.  Cordelia, Fred, and Leonard Thomas in Central ...

A return to an offshoot of Tudor City promotion, that which is aimed at the theatergoer ‒ particularly the theatergoer forced to leave early...

  Today we examine a photograph that's a souvenir of the Curtiss-Wright Flying Service's photo division, entitled Grand Central dist...

Again, a return to A Vigorous Life , the joint effort of Fred and John French at an autobiographical biography. Today's focus is on pict...

  Four New Yorker covers, 1928 Hello there, fans of The New Yorker and Tudor City. Time for another installment of the magazine's ads ...

Once again it's time to examine a photograph in detail. Today's subject is a study of the Middle Park, that isthmus of a park sandwi...