Fifth Avenue color-black-and-white when Times staff photographer Arthur

when Times staff photographer Arthur Brower took this picture

I think it still remains something that is of interest and intrigue

Mark Twain's "teachings" were met with such volleys of laughter that the man who never grows old could hardly find intervals in which to deliver is precepts

It was dismantled in 1939

He went on to lead the Tigers in their pennant fight with the Washington Senators

Fifth Avenue color-black-and-white when Times staff photographer ArthurAutomobiles jam Fifth Avenue, at 54th Street, after 3,500 employees walked off their jobs at two bus companies on March 10, 1941. With 1,305 buses out of action, throngs of New Yorkers took to subways and taxis to get around town. This photo shows traffic on Fifth Avenue going in two directions. That changed on January 14, 1966, when it became a one way street, with traffic going uptown (southbound). Bus strikes and traffic aside, Fifth Avenue has