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Unknown Seafood Restaurant – Bethlehem, PA

© Frank H. Jump

PFLAG NYC 32ND ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER: Honoring Audra McDonald & Councilman Daniel Dromm

PFLAG NYC

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

Butterflies, Daisies & Cherry Tomatoes – From a Flatbush Terrace Garden

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

Groceries… Corn Fed… Snappy… Hardware – Whittier – Denver, CO

© Frank H. Jump

© Frank H. Jump

IMAC – International Media & Cultures, Inc. – Denver, CO

© Frank H. Jump

International Media and Cultures was founded in 1982 by Mali Reddy, Ph.D. From its modest start in Denver, Colorado, Dr. Reddy’s vision has always been to create a research driven, highly technical company that is dedicated to producing quality, custom-tailored products for use in the dairy and food industries.IMAC Website

Freedom Tower – At the apex of the TRIangle BElow CAnal

© Frank H. Jump

Fading ads of Tribeca, New York – Vida London Blog

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Last Sunday, as part of Open House New York Weekend, we joined a walking tour of the faded ads of Tribeca.

On the faded ads of Tribeca tour, part of Open House New York Weekend.

A good 70 people turned up in the drizzle to follow the tour by local photographer and blogger Frank Jump, who since 1997 has specialised in capturing the fading advertisements, or ghost signs, of New York.

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Great coverage of my walking tour of Tribeca!

Groceries, Liquors & Segars – West Broadway – TriBeCa, NYC

© Vincenzo Aiosa

© Vincenzo Aiosa

Thanks to Vincenzo’s eagle eye, this was the find of the weekend! I love the element of discovery even when you thought you have examined every square foot of NYC.

Fading Ads of TriBeCa Tour – OHNY – A Big Wet Success

From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Vincenzo Aiosa

Beautiful & dubious – From Fading Ads of NYC © Frank H. Jump

From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Vincenzo Aiosa

Hey- There want a table for 150! © Vincenzo Aiosa

Groceries, Liquor, Segars © Vincenzo Aiosa

From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Vincenzo Aiosa

From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Vincenzo Aiosa

From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Vincenzo Aiosa

© Frank H. Jump

From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Vincenzo Aiosa

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From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Vincenzo Aiosa

Staple Street © Frank H. Jump

Staple Street © Frank H. Jump

New York Hospital – Staple Street – From Fading Ads of Tribeca Walking Tour OHNY © Frank H. Jump

Dear Columbus – A Letter from a First Grade Elementary School Class

Dear Columbus-

We are sorry that you are dead and we are writing you a little note. Please, Columbus be nice because other people don’t want to be slaves. Please do not hurt other people because they can’t find gold for you.  Also, share the gold and the spices you have stolen with poor people. Cutting off people’s hands who can’t find you gold isn’t a nice thing to do. We are peacebuilders.

We wish you would have been nice. The stories about you don’t tell the truth. Please say you are sorry.

Sincerely,

First Grade Class

Children need to be taught the truth about Columbus’ blood-and-gold-thirsty voyages and their impact on the indigenous people of the Western Hemisphere and the people on the African continent.