USS Texas Navy 1930 Columbus Circle aerial view New York City Original Photo

Description: This is an original photograph from the scrapbook of Apprentice Seaman Orval Orchard Bartlow who served aboard the storied USS Texas from 1928 to 1932. The scrapbook of his adventures was filled with over 100 images of his time aboard and port visits. These are all rare, first generation images. Many are likely one of a kind. Type & Size: A 5.5x3.5 original photograph.Condition: Good vintage condition. Please see photos. This photograph provides a stunning aerial view of Columbus Circle in New York City, captured in 1930. The image showcases the bustling activity of the city, with numerous vehicles navigating the circular intersection and pedestrians scattered throughout the scene. Surrounding the circle, notable buildings and architecture illustrate the urban landscape of New York during this time period, emphasizing the vibrancy and energy of city life.Columbus Circle, named in honor of Christopher Columbus, has long been a significant landmark in Manhattan. Its design and location serve as a central hub connecting several major roads, making it a busy intersection for both vehicles and pedestrians. In the early 20th century, the area underwent significant developments, reflecting the growing metropolis around it. The time period captured in this photograph, particularly the 1930s, is noted for its cultural and economic transformations, including the build-up to the Great Depression, which would soon reshape the city and its communities.The caption on the front of the photograph reads: "Bird's Eye View of Columbus Circle, New York."

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