Keller Hotel (abandoned) – Greenwich Village, NYC

Built in 1897, and designed by Julius Munckwitz, The Keller hotel was a seaman’s hotel built in the Renaissance Revival style near the transatlantic cruise docks on the Hudson River. It Provided food for immigrants at Ellis Island, and later after the decline of he maritime industry was a flophouse for out-of-work sailors.

NYC Noir - Click on image to enlarge


Click on the image for a gallery gallery of images from this years fireworks (48 images)...

The fireworks over Manhattan never disappoint…  I’ve posted a larger gallery this year – it may be overkill, but for those of you who didn’t get to see the display can enjoy highlights here.

Click on the image above to start the gallery, then click on the right of left of the image to go forward or back.

Electrical Storm over Ft. Lauderdale

Miami, Florida