Broad Street, Downtown Atlanta

Nice vintage postcard of Curb Market on Broad Street with great automobiles and pedestrians. The curb market, which operated from 1900-1921, was an outdoor stock market in New York City. Postally unused, ca 1915. Great old postcard with fantastic street view. Divided back. Card in very nice condition. Great historical look back at New York City. Size is 3.5 x 5.5". Nice info on back (see pic.)

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Vintage postcard, postally unused, ca 1905. Features great view on Broad Street looking north. Undivided back. Size is 3.5" x 5.5". Card in very nice condition.

The tallest approved apartment tower in the region, 100 Broad Street will house high end apartments and associated amenity space with spectacular views over Birmingham.

Demolition was well advanced at London's Broad Street station in September 1985, to be replaced by the Broadgate development. The station was still open here, just; a peak-hour service to Watford Junction was still running from a temporary platform at the northern end of the station. Full closure came in May 1986. London Transport Routemasters RM341/RML2675 work on routes 9 and 11 respectively. Pentax K1000/50mm Ilford FP4 rated @ 200 ASA

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It's Festival time in Edinburgh, and visitors by the tens of thousand are admiring the Scottish capital and its classical architecture, its broad streets in the New Town and the quaint ginnels and closes off the High Street. And these are all very fine and I recommend them. In my day, and I'm sure now, as well, there are area of the city which are less frequented by the non-indigenous; perhaps their charm is less but they are intersting none the less, perhaps more so. Decay in the emulsion over the years since I took this picture, has allowed the white of the front dome to bleed into the dark shades of the building behind. Edinburgh 587 has the old Corporation crest on the front, but that on the flank is of the then-new Lothian Region Council. I moust say that I don't know where I took this picture; I'd be greatful for any hep in identifying the site. The grimy building has very tall windows, so I don't think it's a domestic structure. Perhaps a warehouse of some sort?

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Playing with reflections 2 The Broad street Bridge in Birmingham. This is where the canal goes under Broad Street. I guess that is why it is called the Broad Street Bridge :)

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Today Broad Street is the centre of nightlife in the city, but not so long ago it looked quite different.

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From an excellent history of the building: Following the interests of his client, Neatby created an Art Nouveau front which told the story of printing. At the top, between charming turrets, a massive figure holds a lamp and mirror to symbolise light and truth. Below a mock-battlement, the story-telling breaks out in force. On either side Johann Gutenberg, father of printing, and William Morris, reviver of craftsmanship, stand each with their characteristic typeface. In between them the Spirit of Light spreads glorious wings over arched windows. Below is Everard's name in the Art Nouveau typeface he designed, above wrought iron gates which incorporate his initials.

Wall Street is the symbol of the Financial District, Manhattan’s original neighborhood. It holds Trinity Church, the Stock Exchange and Federal Hall.

Photographic Print of Sheffields Corn Exchange was built for the Duke of Norfolk in 1881. The Central Hall was gutted by fire in 1947 and the offices surrounding it were demolished in 1964. From an original at Sheffield Libraries: w02698 #MediaStorehouse