Graham and Metropolitan
70 years on, all of the buildings in Berenice Abbott's photo of Graham and Metropolitan remain, but the view sure has changed. Amazingly, there is still a lot of architecture left behind many of our faux-clad buildings. Here, though, the cornices and tower have been lost.
Besides the massing of the buildings themselves, about the only constant is the signage on the corner building.

Metropolitan and Graham Avenues, ca. 1937.
(Berenice Abbott)

Metropolitan and Graham Avenues, 2007.
(Photo: WPA)
Besides the massing of the buildings themselves, about the only constant is the signage on the corner building.

Metropolitan and Graham Avenues, ca. 1937.
(Berenice Abbott)

Metropolitan and Graham Avenues, 2007.
(Photo: WPA)