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Thursday, September 4, 2008Online Gallery: Cities on the Prowl
Joe's Diner, 809 Devon Avenue had been at it's location for 59 years. In 1966, a hamburger was 50 cents. Photograph by Steve Simon.
Steve Simon was born in Montreal and is now based in NYC. He teaches at the International Centre of Photography.
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Comments (1 comments)
Richard Hurst: I think the writer has more affection for her neighbors than you're giving her credit for December 17, 2007 20:32 EST