New York Scoundrels, Scalawags, and Scrappers Art & Design it’s a playful tribute to

it’s a playful tribute to Revolutionary‑era New York—especially The Occupied City

sneaker aficionado Bobbito Garcia writes with exactitude and affection

This one is a bit different from the rest as I've included the names of the bordering hoods from other counties

Webb photographed the city day and night

New York Scoundrels, Scalawags, and Scrappers Art & Design it’s a playful tribute toThe 1890s was the tail end of the Gilded Age. It was not a Golden Age, it was a veneer, and although the decade is specifically called The Gay Nineties, the gaiety was generally reserved for the top ten percenters. If you were a common working stiffor worse, a common working stiffettelife was not so gay. Most New Yorkers played by the rules of the game, although some fudged a bit. Others, along with the managements of some businesses and some