New York United States Of America Collection
"Exploring the Rich History and Scenic Beauty of New York, USA" Step back in time with an interior view of the main hall of Prison, East Side
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"Exploring the Rich History and Scenic Beauty of New York, USA" Step back in time with an interior view of the main hall of Prison, East Side, which stood tall at six stories high in 1860-69. This glimpse into the past reminds us of the city's intriguing past. Venturing outside the bustling city, we find ourselves surrounded by picturesque farmland in various regions of New York State. In 1943, John Collier captured stunning images near the Hudson River Valley and Catskill country. The fertile lands along the Delaware River also caught his lens' attention as he documented their beauty. Amidst nature's wonders lies a charming church nestled along the Delaware River. Its presence adds a touch of serenity to this scenic landscape that has captivated many throughout history. Traveling further back in time to 1881, Mary Nimmo brings us "The Cliff Dwellers of New York. " This captivating image showcases urban life from over a century ago and offers a glimpse into how people lived during that era. Central Park holds its own allure with its iconic Statue of the Indian Hunter erected in 1869. A symbol of strength and resilience, it stands as a testament to both Native American heritage and New York City's diverse culture. Moving forward to more recent times, Gordon Parks takes us on an immersive journey through Camp Nathan Hale in Southfields, New York. From capturing moments like "Soaps in my eyes" to showcasing mass for Boy Scouts at Camp Brooklyn - these photographs offer glimpses into everyday life at this campsite during World War II. Parks also captures lighthearted moments such as scouts enjoying comic papers while immersing themselves in nature's beauty surrounding them – reminding us that even amidst challenging times, joy can be found within simplicity. New York is not just about towering skyscrapers; it is about embracing history and appreciating natural landscapes that have shaped this great state.