Pedestrians walking along sidewalks in New York City. Pedestrians waiting to cross near Greenwich Savings Bank. A woman takes a taxi. Two women laughing while walking on the street. People wearing fashions of the late 1950s and early 1960s. A woman holds her daughter's hand before crossing a street. Legs of three women walking on kitten heels. Pedestrians pass by restaurant Hamburg Heaven on 5 E 51 St. Stained glass window and spires of St. Patrick’s Cathedral as seen from E 51 St in New York City.
A woman with a radio in Manhattan, New York City. New York City skyscrapers are seen from her window. The woman leans her head on her hand while listening to the radio. She turns a knob to tune the radio.
Pedestrians emerge from elevated railway cars and walk on platform in New York City during World War II. Pedestrians, including African Americans, emerge from the Interborough Bowling Green Subway Station in front of the New York Custom House and cross Broadway to One Broadway, the International Mercantile Marine Company Building.
Children playing under the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City during World War II. Girls and boys playing tag or running, while young boys throw stones into the East River. A cargo ship sails past the children under the Brooklyn Bridge. New York City Manhattan skyline is seen in the background.
Men and women walking in a street in New York City during World War II. Children playing with a dog near a tailor shop. Boy flying a kite on New York residential street. Man walking dog. Young men and women riding bicycles and sitting on grass in Central Park.
Pedestrians, including military personnel, crossing Broadway West 45th Street in Times Square, New York City during World War II Various signs on display in front of the Astor Theater (1537 Broadway, at West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036, USA). One of the signs read “Tyson Theater Tickets”. Astor Theater marquee shows movie “Kismet” (Starring Ronald Colman and Marlene Dietrich). Signs advertising products such as Sky Bar and Pepsi Cola on buildings, including Maxwell House coffee with its "Good to the Last Drop" slogan. A pair of soldiers wearing berets with pompoms crosses the street.
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