110th Collection

Elevated Railroad Structure - 110th Street, New York City, USA. This is the highest point of the elevated network - 73ft. above street level! Date: circa 1905

Elevated railway or El Train at 110th Street New York
Curve on the elevated railway or El Train at 110th Street New York. Vintage 19th century photograph

Memorial to Harry Patch, the last British Veteran
This memorial was privately erected by Harry Patch to remember those with whom he served in the 7th Battalion DCLI. It is placed on the edge of the Steenbeek stream across which at dawn

Republic F-84F Thunderstreak
(ex Missouri Air National Guard) - Republic F-84F-30-GK Thunderstreak 51-9422, late of the 110th Fighter Squadron, on gate guard duties at St. Louis Air National Guard Base, MO

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City, USA
An artists impression of the completed Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City, USA - located on Amsterdam Avenue between West 110th Street

Elevated Railroad, 110th Street, New York City, USA
Elevated Railroad at the 110th Street Curve, New York City, USA. Date: circa 1898

NYC - Elevated Railway at 110th Street and St. Pauls Chapel
Souvenir postacrd from New York City - The elevated Railway at 110th Street and St. Pauls Chapel and St. Pauls Building. Date: 1909

New York / Harlem / Bayard
New York: Bayard House, on 110th Street, Harlem, between 1st and 2nd Avenue as it looked in 1800 Date: 1800

New York City - Playing card - Cathedral St Johns Divine
New York City - Playing card - Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City, USA - located on Amsterdam Avenue between West 110th Street

Elevated Subway, New York
Elevated subway curve and 110th street station in New York, America

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"Exploring the Rich History and Vibrant Culture Street, New York City" Discovering the heart of New York City at 110th Street is an experience like no other. As you walk along this elevated railroad structure, you can't help but be captivated by the bustling energy that surrounds you. The iconic El Train gracefully glides through the streets, connecting neighborhoods and offering a unique perspective of the city. Amidst this urban landscape lies a poignant memorial to Harry Patch, the last British veteran. It serves as a reminder of sacrifice and bravery in times of war, honoring those who fought for our freedom. But it's not just history that defines 110th Street; it's also home to remarkable architectural marvels. The Republic F-84F Thunderstreak stands tall as a testament to technological advancements and human ingenuity. One cannot miss The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, an awe-inspiring masterpiece that dominates the skyline with its grandeur. Its presence exudes tranquility amidst the chaos below—a sanctuary where one can find solace in spirituality. As you traverse this elevated railroad at 110th Street, glimpses into everyday life unfold before your eyes—New Yorkers going about their day with purpose and determination. From Harlem to Bayard, each neighborhood tells its own story within this vibrant tapestry called New York City. Take a moment to pause and soak in all that surrounds you—the playing card-like architecture juxtaposed against towering skyscrapers; cyclists weaving through traffic on their daily commute; locals navigating their way through life on an elevated subway system that has become synonymous with New York City itself. In every corner Street lies something extraordinary waiting to be discovered—a fusion of past and present seamlessly intertwined within these concrete jungles we call home. So come immerse yourself in this captivating slice of NYC—it's bound to leave an indelible mark on your soul.