Life in New York in the 1950s through new photos

New York City (USA) always changes over time and seemed to "transform" in the 1950s.

This photo shows an advertising executive walking down Madison Avenue to a meeting in New York City, USA, circa 1950. (Photo credit: ATI)

Rowing boat at a rooftop pool in New York City in the 1950s.

Crowds flocked to the cinema showing the 1952 play Frankenstein and Dracula.

Beat writer Jack Kerouac, author of the famous book On the Road, speaks at the Seven Arts Cafe in Greenwich Village, New York, in 1959.

A folk band performs in Greenwich Village in June 1955.

Tourists on a cruise ship in New York Harbor heading toward Manhattan.

Artists performing at the Apollo Theater in the 1950s.

A view inside the old Yankee Stadium in 1959. The stadium was demolished after closing in 2008. However, just a year later, a new stadium opened.

People read poetry inside a Greenwich Village cafe in 1959.

New York at night 1953.

People clear snow on a winter day in New York in 1956.

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