This photo was taken at Grand Central Station in New York on New Year’s Day 1940. It appeared in Life magazine. None of these people were homeless.
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MAY YOUR MORNING AFTER BE BETTER THAN THIS ONE
Good photo Janet. Must have been quite a party.
You show some of the coolest photographs. I love this one. Looks like the boys had big night. lol
By the way, Happy New Year Janet !
If this were today most of them would be girls with their cooters hanging out.
Thanks JC, for the nostalgia!!
Forget The Hangover, these guys are Gone With The Wind!!
some folks like stairs more than beds to sleep in/on………..
One of the best and coolest photos ever. Thanks!
It was a blizzard, the trains weren’t running, and the soldiers had no where else to sleep.
A couple of other things about that photo…says much for the time: Probably no illegal aliens, no piercing and tatt’s, probably no gay’s, dressed up not down.
In a couple of years most of these people would be in WW 2.
nice BUT
wtf is happening with Martin Short since his wife’s death Janet??
Soo cool!
And certainly: How about black Morgan Freeman marrying his granddaughter!
That’s about how I felt….great photo!!
That’s not Grand Central Station, it was taken in Grand Central Terminal.
They’re two different places that are connected to each other.
The station is the subway, while the terminal are the mainline trains.