
PM Daily, June 6, 1946, p.17 (Photos by Morris Gordon)
“The forgotten man was remembered yesterday on the Bowery…
To be continued…

PM Daily, June 2, 1944
A Weegee Gets Attention At Museum of Modern Art
The big picture at lower right is the center of attraction in Weegee’s section of the Art in Progress photo exhibition now on view at the Museum of Modern Art…

Weegee Daily, June 2, 2013
A Weegee Gets No Attention At Museum of Modern Art
Deservedly Dieter Roth did… And Claes and Andy and…
(When was the last time photographs, in a museum, received such physical and comical attention, with or without a “No Photography” sign…)



Maybe, for a few brief moments we can not be as myopic as we usually are; we can lift a our Weegee blinders, our Weegee colored glasses, for a few seconds… What else was going on in the world on June 2, 1944?



Locally, a chlorine “heavy greenish-yellow” gas leak effected hundreds in Brooklyn… And more importantly:

And most importantly, a roller-skating extravaganza!


PM Daily, June 1, 1941
An End to Liberty
“This rhesus monkey went AWOL from his unknown owner and tore around Duane Street until ASPCA inspectors cornered him in the girls room of the Star Bookbinding Co. Tom Barnshaw lured him with a banana.” Photo by Weegee


Weegee Daily, June 2, 2013
Liberty Forever…
Approximate site of 66 Duane St… A place of remembrance… A scared site… The African Burial Ground National Monument…
Photos by Ceegee

NYPL Direct Me, 1940 phone book…

PM Daily, May 28, 1944, p.13
“From now on this modern 12-story building at Hudson and Duane Sts., lower Manhattan, is home to us. For the first time, all PM’s operations – business, editorial and printing – are centralized today in one plant. In the four floors and basement devoted to PM, there are 48,400 square feet of floor space.”