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This page is full of random photos from the Upper West Side of Manhattan NYC. The architecture is eclectic, with many older stone buildings from 4 to 8 stories. It is not filled with skyscrapers the way Midtown Manhattan or Wall Street are.
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My completely unprofessional, tourist impression is that the Upper West Side is more residential than the Upper East Side. It is easier to find a restaurant or convenience store. The next stop on the "walking" tour is arrived at by taking the subway: Take the "1" train on the Red Line to the 116th Street Columbia University stop.
These photos were taken 2002 - 2009.
