50s: The Golden Age

[Dez Santana]

#1 is excellent!!

Great series, Dez. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Mitchell :smile:

 

[Mark Sykes]

Is it possible for members of the public to take photos inside the lobby of the Woolworth Building ?

 

[licaga]

excellent shot Dez

 

[kpstatz]

Nice work, great conversions. My fave's the "El Dorado" (actually the San Semo Building).

 

[kpstatz]

Is it possible for members of the public to take photos inside the lobby of the Woolworth Building ?

Nope:

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[Dez Santana]

Is it possible for members of the public to take photos inside the lobby of the Woolworth Building ?

Never been inside but it looks like Klaus answered that one.

excellent shot Dez

Thanks :smile:

Nice work, great conversions. My fave's the "El Dorado" (actually the San Semo Building).

Thanks.

Well, it looks like it has TWO names

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Eldorado

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_San_Remo

 

[kpstatz]

Thanks.

Well, it looks like it has TWO names

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Eldorado

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_San_Remo

And two different addresses, 145 CPW and 300 CPW... I think this are two different buildings.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_properties_(Central_Park_West_Historic_District)

 

[Dez Santana]

And two different addresses, 145 CPW and 300 CPW... I think this are two different buildings.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_properties_(Central_Park_West_Historic_District)

Wow, and two different architects: Emery Roth and Margon & Holder.

I stand corrected. The building that I shot is The San Remo, since I was at W 73rd Street.

I will now have to edit the keywords to this file

 

[mysticknot]

Awesome Dez! I always enjoy your work.

 

[andrzejmakal]

Very nice Dez, regards!

 

[Harry Lavo]

I loved the older buildings when I worked in NYC, Dez. Thanks for terrific captures.

 

[Dez Santana]

Awesome Dez! I always enjoy your work.

Very nice Dez, regards!

I loved the older buildings when I worked in NYC, Dez. Thanks for terrific captures.

Thanks guys :smile: