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NEW / OLD FROM THE VINTAGRAPH VAULTS >> USA BONDS

A Foggy Day: 1943

A Foggy Day: 1943

New York, May 1943. "A foggy morning at Fulton fish market." View full size. Medium format negative by Gordon Parks for the Office of War Information.

Fulton Market

Looking Southwest

This is looking across South Street to the southwest. The street disappearing behind the building in the extreme left is Fulton Street.

Southwest?

This might be looking southwest from the East River towards Lower Manhattan. You can see the buildings more clearly here:

http://memory.loc.gov/service/pnp/ppmsca/09600/09601v.jpg

and here:

http://www.nyc-architecture.com/SCC/04G.jpg

The American International Building is one of them I'm pretty sure, and another is the Trump Building, both of which are south of where the Market was.

Montage

This has to be a montage. The Fulton Fish Market is on the river. This photo was taken facing east. The buildings shown behind it are to the west. Check out the June 1943 photo by Parks which Dave submitted on 11/02/2007, Fulton Street: 1943. You can see the same buildings in a shot facing west.

[You're mistaken. You can see the fish market roof at the far left in the other photo. This view is facing west. - Dave]

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