40's and 50's Brooklyn; Brooklytn Dodgers, Ebbets Field, Coney Island, Brooklyn scenes, Brooklyn Bridge

Very bea.jpgul images of the Brooklyn Bridge. Flag of the United States. Pillar of the Brooklyn Bridge. Boats passing under the bridge.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about the sentencing of a twenty-year-old Brooklyn man, Joseph D'Angelo, for raping an eleven-year-old Dallas girl.

Apartment complexes rise above the residential neighborhood of Brooklyn in New York. Manhattan skyline stretching along the East River in the distance. 4k UHD b-roll video footage

New York City - NYC - Brooklyn - Pan from Bridge to Brooklyn Skyline - Dumbo District and Brooklyn Heights

Cubs at Dodgers in Brooklyn in 1932

Amen

New York Brooklyn Bridge in 1970s Landscape from moving ship. New York vintage footage.

DRIVE SHOT (front POV). Entering ramp to Brooklyn Bridge from crossing Brooklyn bridge from Manhattan to Brooklyn, exiting ramp to Brooklyn (sunny day)

Unissued / unused material - dates and locations may be unclear / unknown. <br/> <br/>American newsreel item. Title reads: "Rich Turf Classic Run In The Mud" <br/> <br/>New York, United States of America / USA <br/> <br/>LS Racing crowds with umbrellas up in front of stadium. Various shots of the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct being run in torrential rain through thick mud on track, with good cut-ins of spectators. High shot, winner "On and On". <br/> <br/>Note: "Date received" on original paperwork reads: September 1960. Other horses competing include "Waltz", "Greek Star" and the favourite, "Bald Eagle".

USS Tennessee (BB-43) at dock in Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York. A naval officer with a dog on the deck. Sailors with their belongings and supplies at the docks wait to embark. Sailors embark the USS Tennessee. USS Tennessee and a submarine chaser sail under the Brooklyn Bridge en route for maneuvers in the Atlantic. Location: Brooklyn New York City USA. Date: 1920.

1950S "HOLIDAY MAGAZINE" COMMERCIAL, FEATURING "BROOKLYN", PHOTOS OF BROOKLYN BRIDGE, CONEY ISLAND PARACHUTE JUMP, BROOKLYN DODGERS AND BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn Heights Promenade, New York City, USA, 1992

Historical landmarks and other sites in Brooklyn include a stone mile marker, wood and stone houses dating from the 18th and 19th centuries (some with dormer windows and porches), Lady Moody Square, a man pushes a cart past a brownstone, various street signs harkening to Brooklyn's botanical past, two shots of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the Brooklyn Museum, the public library, the campus of Brooklyn College, Plymouth Church, a statue of Henry Ward Beecher, and anonymous church and synagogue spires.

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[New York City] (Brooklyn Bridge & Manhattan Bridge)

01/18/70 C0008019 - COLOR BROOKLYN: BROOKLYN BRIDGE UNCUT "BROOKLYN BRIDGE" SHOWS: PAN FROM RIVER FROM BRIDGE: M&CU OF STRUCTURE WHILE TRAVELING ACROSS BRIDGE: (SHOT RECENTLY 60FT) BRIDGES - NEW YORK NEW YORK - BROOKLYN RIVERS - EAST XX / 60 FT / 16 POS / COLOR / D28767

22:01:00:00,Map of Brooklyn, Aerial of Flatbush, Beaches, Ship through narrows, Brooklyn Promenade, Lower Manhattan skyline, Parachute jump, Mounted horseman (mounted police?), Dodgers, Fort Hamilton, Plymouth church, Soldier's and Sailor's Monument, Durocher argues with umpire, Brooklyn Bridge (NICE), POV of car on bridge, POV into Brooklyn Battery, People off QT train (?), City bus, LIRR (Long Island Rail Road), Forklift loads truck, BQE at the promenade (Brooklyn-Queens Expressway), POV of road ahead, JFK airport, LaGuardia airport, Plane in flight, Aerial of Brooklyn piers and docks, Unloading ship, Forklift, Machine processes sugar, Verrazano under construction, Phil Foster talks about Brooklyn, Ethnic parades, Making bagels, Tub of bagels, Schoolchildren outside school, Students at Brooklyn College campus, Pan of dental school training room, Making pastry, Graduates on walk, POV down tree-lined street, Botanical Gardens cherry trees, Sandlot baseball, Small girl smells flower, Polar bear, Boys fishing, Times Square (NICE), Dempsey's, Lindy's marquees, Pan of library reading room, Ceramics class, Exterior of Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Curtain rises on chorus, Overhead angle Boston Symphony, Coney Island beach, Parachute jump ride, Cyclone, Rides, Aquarium, Cabana Club, Slums, High rise, Kids on sliding pond, Streets in different sections, Churches, Overhead pan of department store, Manufacturing, Navy yard, Kids eat hot dogs, Civic Center, Man "Moider De Bum" (huh?), Fat people on beach, Tree-lined brownstone

Brooklyn Heights Promenade, New York City, USA, 1992.

Shot by an electric railway enthusiast named Ben Young in the early 1950s, this silent 16mm home movie shows trolley cars of Brooklyn, New York including PCC or President's Conference Committee cars which ran from 1936 to 1956. Filmmaker Ben Young later became the President of the Sunrise Chapter (Long Island) of the National Railroad Historical Foundation. After his passing a portion of his collection was sold, including 4 reels of 16mm film.This particular film shows the Brooklyn PCCs heading to Coney Island, and throughout the system where the Brooklyn trolleys operated, along with the subway and elevated lines.<p><p>Trolleys were once such a part of the Brooklyn scene that the local baseball club was named the ‘Trolley Dodgers’, later shortened to Dodgers when the club moved to Los Angeles. At 2:54, a bus is seen -- foreshadowing the future demise of the trolleys. At 23:51 and 25:20, older double truck center-entrance trolleys made by J.G. Brill are briefly seen in service with buses. At 28:45, a NY subway car is seen on the elevated railway.<p><p>The Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corporation (B&QT) was one of the most active participants in the Electric Railway Presidents’ Conference Committee (ERPCC) that designed the PCC streetcar. BQ&T was the first to test a PCC prototype, and joined Pittsburgh and Chicago as the first to operate production PCCs in late 1936.<p>Brooklyn took delivery of 100 PCCs, all but the first one built by St. Louis Car Co.<p><p>Brooklyn's PCCs primarily served only three routes: 67-Seventh Ave.; 68-Smith-Coney Island; and 69-McDonald-Vanderbilt. Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia didn’t like streetcars, preferring buses instead. The 100 Brooklyn PCCs were phased out by 1956.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Very beautiful images of the Brooklyn Bridge and the skyscrapers of Manhattan seen from the opposite bank of the Hudson River . United States flag. Pillars of the Brooklyn bridge. Boats that pass under the bridge. Skyscraper ( skylines ) of Manhattan seen from the opposite bank of the Hudbson river. Manhattan Bridge. Skyscraper of Manhattan. Skyscraper. Brooklyn Bridge in front of skyscrapers.