1. Depression and New Deal Professor Kenneth T. Jackson

2. The Depression The Great Depression World War II The Post War Boomlet, 1945-1960 Suburban Exodus and White Flight, 1950-2000

3. The Great Depression in NYC Wall Street Crash of October, 1929 Rockefeller Center and the Empire State Bldg Unemployment and Homeless Encampments The Little Flower - Fiorello LaGuardia Indoor Markets, Censorship, and Trolley Tracks Bridges, Parks, and Highways Redlining by HOLC and FHA The World's Fair of 1939-1940

4. Model T

5. LaGuardia & friends challenge Prohibition

6. NY Police Commissioner Louis Valentine watches Mayor LaGuardia smash slot machines

7. Rockefeller Center Under Construction

8. Rockefeller Center 1937

9. Chrysler Building

11. Manhattan Skyline 1937

12. Breadline in Bryant Park

13. Shacks of the unemployed, NY, 1932, below Riverside Drive

14. “Hooverville” in Central Park

15. Potato vendor, NYC streets

16. 5,000 apple sellers on NYC streets

17. Shantytown, West Houston Street

18. Roseland

19. 1930s dance marathon

20. Bronx Terminal Market, 1935

21. George Washington Bridge

22. Queens Blvd., 1935

23. Building at First Ave. and 102 nd St.,demolished for East River houses, first public housing in E. Harlem

24. First public houses of NYC Housing Authority, 1935

25. Harlem River Houses

26. Removing 8 th Ave. tracks, c. 1936

27. Red Hook Houses

28. Ft. Greene houses, 1944

29. U.N.

30. Robert Moses and the Rise of New York Accomplishments: builds more in his career than any other person in American history Develops vision of NYC as a world capital Creates massive infrastructure for NYC including bridges, tunnels, roads, beaches, parks Caro's Charges Against Moses: racism, destroys neighborhoods; ruins public transportation Built Cheap Public Housing

31. Robert Moses

32. Accomplishments - Roads Interborough Parkway Cross Bronx Expressway West Side Highway Cross Island Parkway Hutchinson River Parkway Van Wyck Expressway FDR Drive Major Deegan Expressway Clearview Expressway Harlem River Drive Gowanus Expressway Bruckner Expressway

33. Accomplishments – Roads (cont’d) Henry Hudson Parkway Bronx River Parkway Grand Central Parkway Belt Parkway Prospect Expressway BQE New England Thruway Wantagh State Parkway Meadowbrook Parkway Long Island Expressway Southern State Parkway Northern State Parkway Seaford-Oyster Bay Exp.

34. Cross Bronx Expressway

35. Bridges

36. Accomplishments – Bridges and Tunnels Henry Hudson Bridge Marine Parkway Bridge Triborough Bridge (RFK) Cross Bay Bridge Whitestone Bridge Queens Midtown Tunnel Brooklyn Battery Tunnel Throgs Neck Bridge Verrazano Narrows Bridge Robert Moses Causeway

37. Accomplishments - Miscellaneous United Nations Lincoln Center World's Fair of 1939, World's Fair of 1964 Shea Stadium Stuyvesant Town, Peter Cooper Village, Rochdale Village Cadman Plaza Co-op City Title I Projects around the city including Morningside Gardens, and much of the public housing in the city.

38. Accomplishments – Beaches & Parks Jones Beach Orchard Beach Dyker Beach Jacob Riis Park Astoria Park Gilgo Beach Robert Moses Park Rebuilding and Reconstructing Central Park Thirteen Swimming Pools in 1930s Hundreds of Small Parks

39. Robert Moses State Park

40. Astoria Pool, Queens

41. NYC in World War II The Brooklyn Navy Yard and Industrial Output Convoys and the Merchant Marine Blackouts, Rations, and Rent Control The Endicott, Roseland, and the Sand Street The Manhattan Project Floyd Bennett Field, Fort Hamilton, Air Defence Coming Home

43. Brooklyn Army Terminal

46. VE Day Times Square

47. Troops come home