I live not to far from here. What i would give to see this and the rest of ny in the 50s
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11-Aug-2011 04:28
do u know the flatiron caught on fire in december 2010 a few days before christmas. 4 floors damaged on the side above the pharmacy
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09-Mar-2010 00:39
1882 WAS FILLED WITH M.D. OFFICES. OUR OWN PEDIATRICIAN, DR. HARRY SEIFF HAD HIS OFFICE THERE. OF COURSE WHEN WE WERE SICK, HE MADE HOUSE CALLS TO 1915 BILLINGSLEY TERRACE, WHERE HE INSTRUCTED BY MOTHER TO BOIL A POT OF WATER (THERE WERE NO DISPOSABLE NEEDLES IN THE 1950'S-60'S); THOSE SHOTS WERE TRUE AGONY.
THE BUILDING WAS MAGNIFICENT, AND NEXT TO IT WAS THE "MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY" WHICH CATERED TO THE NEEDS OF THE 1882 PHYSICIANS; IT WAS PHARMACY AT ITS BEST.