Monday, January 20, 2020
Somewhere in downtown Brooklyn past
Where this was is a bit of a mystery. It's somewhere in the downtown Brooklyn end of the #12 Dekalb Ave. line. Nothing along Court Street matches any of these buildings which presently has buildings from around the time this photo was taken. Could be along Cadman Plaza west in what is today a park and the buildings in this photo long since disappeared by eminent domain. Then this could be a colorized tribute to a vanished neighborhood.
Original B&W photo from NYC Subway.org, colorizing it is my own work.
Donald Cavaioli
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