Harbor Celebration Frame Color:Unframed Men and ships had to

Men and ships had to be moved thousands of miles

seemingly uninterested in the action

attacking Pearl Harbor

this photograph lovingly documents the Third Avenue El at the14th Street station before the line was dismantled in the 1950s

"The conductors have done more than simply collect dime fares in the "clock" (bus argot for coin-collecting machine)

Harbor Celebration Frame Color:Unframed Men and ships had to"New York Harbor pulled out all the stops yesterday in greeting the new ocean queen, the superliner United States," The Times reported in June 1952. As the United States neared her home port at Pier 86 on West 46th Street in Manhattan, the harbor staged "one of the most exciting demonstrations in its long history," which began early in the morning and lasted six hours. "Hung over guests on the liner who had looked too long and too often into their