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Storefront signage is a ubiquitous feature on New York City streets. Today, signs can barely seem worth noticing, the well-known fonts and logos blending into the scenery. But when the streets of New York were lined with mom and pop shops, the design of signs (through fonts, images, and use of space) often allowed these individual stores to stand out. The diversity of signage is especially eye-catching in historical photographs.
353-355 Fulton Street
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353-355 Fulton Street, April 12, 1916.
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353-355 Fulton Street
\[Fulton Street at Myrtle Avenue, BMT Broadway Line, Brooklyn, NY] Fulton Street at Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Survey photograph during construction of the BMT Broadway line. View of pedestrians and stores beneath the tracks of the BMT Fulton Street Elevated line.
353-355 Fulton Street
\[Fulton Street at Myrtle Avenue, BMT Broadway Line, Brooklyn, NY] Fulton Street at Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Survey photograph during construction of the BMT Broadway line. View of pedestrians and stores beneath the tracks of the BMT Fulton Street Elevated line. Also showing a small pile of cobblestones with a wooden barricade.
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