Third Avenue El sales-home The Empire State Building glows

The Empire State Building glows at night in Manhattan

showcasing a branch-and-leaves design created by the Catalan architect Enric Miralles

Carnegie Hall was home to the first American performance of Berlioz's "Te Deum" as well as Tchaikovsky's American debut

but was renamed Times Square as the paper's new building was constructed

"Tut-Ankh-Amen's Inner Tomb Is Opened

Third Avenue El sales-home The Empire State Building glows"With many a hoot of the whistle, a six car train of the Third Avenue elevated made a slow and sentimental progress early last evening," declared a New York Times article on May 13, 1955, as a 77 year era ended with the final run of the original "El" train. It is seen here pulling out of Chatham Square station in Chinatown, heading north. About 850 passengers were on the last train of the last New York elevated line. The train was due to leave at 6 p.