I had some doors form 2024 that I hadn’t published yet for Thursday Doors (see The Scottish Room – No Facilities).
Almost every street in upper Manhattan has lovely old buildings with magnificent doors.






I had some doors form 2024 that I hadn’t published yet for Thursday Doors (see The Scottish Room – No Facilities).
Almost every street in upper Manhattan has lovely old buildings with magnificent doors.






DUMBO Hall and Jardin River and DUMBO Hall at Brooklyn Bridge Park.
For Dan’s Thursday Doors: French and Norwegian Rooms – No Facilities





At the end of Our Building – St. Ann’s Warehouse is a lovely little enclosed garden. The warehouse is by the Empire Fulton Ferry – Brooklyn Bridge Park. The three people in the third photo are members of our field trip. This field trip was organized by Sierra Club Photo NYC – New York City Sierra Club Photography Committee.
For Thursday Doors. Our host, Dan, posted Russian Nationality Room – No Facilities.







This is the second post this month on bridges seen from Brooklyn Bridge Park. The first photograph has a sky replacement. And in the last one I added a sky and light rays.









The little theater was showing “Before the Lighthouse.” Marc and I are reflected in the door. There are hoof prints of the famous Misty of Chincoteague in front of the cinema. Across the street, not far from the movie theater, is the Chincoteague Island Library.
For Dan’s Thursday Doors: CMU—Carnegie Mellon Doors – No Facilities




I have shown doors to tombs in Green-wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY before this. These are new takes.
For Thursday Doors Mt. Washington, PA—2 – No Facilities





This charming little nature center is by lake Kanawauke in Harriman State Park, New York.
For Thursday Doors – Around Hartford — Thursday Doors – JusJoJan – No Facilities



St John’s in the Wilderness, a lovely little church, is in the southern end of Harriman State Park, New York.
For Thursday Doors Runaround — Prepare the Badges – No Facilities


