Soda Jerks and Celebrities: The Retro Charm of Lexington Candy Shop in Manhattan
This Century Old Retro Vibe Diner, is the last remaining authentic New York City luncheonette, established and family-owned since 1925. Just three blocks from Central…
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A Slice of Sicily in Vero Beach: Experience the Magic of Vincent’s Ristorante
Let’s embark on a savory journey to a place that’s turning out some of the best perfectly crispy yet delightfully chewy Sicilian pizza you’ve ever…
From Film to Faith: The Transformation of New York’s Warner Theatre
The Hollywood Theatre, designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb for Warner Brothers, opened on April 22, 1930, as a premier venue for “talkie” movies. Originally…
From Beaux-Arts Glamour to Haunted Attractions: The Liberty Theatre’s Transformation on W. 41st Street
The Liberty Theatre, built in 1904 on W. 41st Street, was designed by Herts & Tallant in the Beaux-Arts style for Klaw and Erlanger. Its…
Then and Now – The Roxy Theatre – New York, NY
Construction of the Roxy Theatre began on March 22, 1926, and it opened on March 11, 1927, with the world premiere of The Loves of…
Uncover the Mythical Majesty of Pegasus at Hallandale Beach, FL
Imagine cruising South on Route 1 with a Florida breeze, when suddenly looming on the horizon, you catch a glimpse of a mythical battle frozen…
Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Subway Grate Scene: A Glimpse into 1950s New York City
Marilyn Monroe’s white dress billowing above a windy subway grate became one of the most legendary images in movie history. Filming “The Seven Year Itch”…
Stand Where History Was Made: Explore the Boston Massacre Site on U.S. Route 1
For travelers following U.S. Route 1 through Boston, Massachusetts, history is never far away. The city is filled with sites that played a role in…
Art Along the Way: A Journey Past Murals, Sculptures & More from Maine to Florida
This is a video montage of my best images of murals, quirky yard displays and sculpture for the last 7 years on US Route 1.…
Explore the Boyhood Home of Theodore Roosevelt in Manhattan, New York
The boyhood home of Theodore Roosevelt, the first US president to be born in New York City. His “speak softly and carry a big stick”…