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The New York Times Archive - Third Avenue Elevated Train - 1952

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With downtown buildings hovering in the background and a busy street scene below, this photograph lovingly documents the empty Third Avenue El Station before it was dismantled in the early 1950s. In partnership with The New York Times Archive, we’re pleased to offer this photograph that first appeared in The Times.
- 14" wide x 12" high (10 x 8" mat opening)
- 20" wide x 16" high (14 x 11" mat opening)
- 24" wide x 20" high (20 x 16" mat opening)
- Selected from the historical images of the New York Times archives.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity from the New York Times.
- Backed with a label giving time period and full story of the image.
- Offered exclusively through Pottery Barn.
- Framed in ramin wood with a black or espresso finish.
- White archival-quality, acid-free, beveled-cut mat.
- Black and white image printed on 260-gram paper with a satin finish.
- Plexiglas front.