New York Subways and Stations, 1970–1990 (2nd Edition)
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Product details:
- Edition number 2nd Edition
- Publisher Schiffer
- Date of Publication 15 December 2025
- ISBN 9780764369841
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages256 pages
- Size 215x279 mm
- Weight 1161 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 200 color images 700
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Short description:
This new edition of a beloved era in NYC subway train and station
history features 66 new images and a new chapter on car interiors.
Long description:
This new edition covers a beloved era in NYC subway train and station history with 66 new images and a new chapter on car interiors.
Loaded with hundreds of large, full-bleed images, this second edition expands the work's visual documentation of two key decades in New York's subway train and station history. See images of the MTA system from the 1970s through the 1990s, a period that saw an unprecedented meteoric rise in global fame for a transit system. Captured here are the graffiti cars, grit, danger, and intrigue that defined the system's attitude and reputation.
Tod Lange, artist, subway archivist, and native New Yorker, presents more
than 200 images of his favorite train lines, graffiti-painted cars,
stations, subway yards, and work equipment that defined one of New
York's bygone eras. It may have been a scary and dangerous place to some,
but it was home to millions.
Rail fans and those hankering for a
memento of this period in New York City's history will appreciate this
rare look at trains that have since been turned into scrap metal or sunk
to the bottom of the ocean.
