Union Square Frame Color:Natural When this photo was published
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When this photo was published in The Times
In this double exposure image
drivers would take fair visitors on an endless figure-eight track to "symbolize the advances America may expect in transportation
They were drawn by the arrival of a new electronic scoreboard known as the Star Ball Player
The art show "could be held nowhere in the world but Paris
Union Square Frame Color:Natural When this photo was publishedTrolleys roll through Union Square at the turn of the last century in this view looking north from 14th Street in New York. The county's first trolley, pulled by horse, ran along the Bowery as early as 1832. Electric trolleys replaced horse cars in the late 1800s in New York and were a common sight for five decades. Passengers would hop on and off the trolleys, which averaged about 6 to 10 mph. With an increase in the number of automobiles, trolleys
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