Today we have a very short walk in NYC as I update you with what the plans are for my New York City Youtube channel. Whilst I will primarily focus on New York
Today we have a very short walk in NYC as I update you with what the plans are for my New York City Youtube channel. Whilst I will primarily focus on New York, there will also be trips coming up to Japan, Europe and quite possibly a number of Asian countries.
Some images from our New York City walk today.
In this video we take a walk around the upper lever of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. Not only do you get to see the inside of Grand Central, but I also show you where the hidden staircase is
In this video we take a walk around the upper lever of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. Not only do you get to see the inside of Grand Central, but I also show you where the hidden staircase is inside the information booth, the hidden away elevators for those people with disabilities who need them. Unfortunately the elevators are tucked away but I show you where they are located. You can also see where you get the subway as well if you need it. NYC at its best.
And now some images from the video.
Our trip today is down Metropolitan Ave where we find a few fading advertisements, some Gargoyles, a number of century old buildings and overall a nice quiet half an hour walk
Our trip today is down Metropolitan Ave where we find a few fading advertisements, some Gargoyles, a number of century old buildings and overall a nice quiet half an hour walk through Middle Village.
This is the neighborhood where I live. Today we take a look at my favorite hobby in New York, finding fading advertisements on buildings from decades ago
This is the neighborhood where I live. Today we take a look at my favorite hobby in New York, finding fading advertisements on buildings from decades ago. The main attraction is the old Bohack warehouse which still has the Bohack name on the smokestack. We also take a look at how to date a building sign from pre 1985 as well as look at some other interesting items.
The Madison Square Hotel where Jimmy Stewart and Henry Ford had adjoining rooms. The address where the band KISS used to rehearse on 23rd Street.
In our video today we take a look at the various places that make up the perimeter of Madison Square Park. The items covered in today’s video include:
The Madison Square Hotel where Jimmy Stewart and Henry Ford had adjoining rooms.
The Metlife Tower which was the tallest building in the world between 1909 and 1913.
The address where the band KISS used to rehearse on 23rd Street.
The site of the Wonder Drug Fire on 23rd St that claimed the lives of 12 Firemen.
The 5th Avenue Hotel which operated between 1859 to 1908 and hosted guests such as The Prince Of Wales and The Emperor Of Brazil.
Finishing at Worth Square.
Today we take a short walk around Madison Square Park. I give you a few historic facts, but for the most part this video is just a walk around. This is where the first Christmas tree lighting
Today we take a short walk around Madison Square Park. I give you a few historic facts, but for the most part this video is just a walk around. This is where the first Christmas tree lighting in America took place.
In today’s video we take a walk down East 26th Street to look at some of the historic sites located there
In today’s video we take a walk down East 26th Street to look at some of the historic sites located there. We begin with Broadway Alley which is soon to disappear, move on to the 69th Regiment Armory and then finish at the grounds of the original Madison Square Gardens.
Walking In NYC 