32K views · 214 reactions | In 1967, reporter Cathal O'Shannon interviewed Irish women on the street about what they found attractive in a man. Many women expressed a preference for strong character over physical appearance, and some were turned off by men who were overly preoccupied with their masculinity. While physical traits were mentioned, personality and character were considered more important. Credit: RTE Archives | History In Pictures | Facebook

1930s - Chicago Street Scenes | Amazing Time Capsule

1.8K views | The 125th Street station is an express station on the...

🚇 Transit advocates praised Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan, unveiled at her State of the State address on Tuesday, to build out the Q line into Harlem and Morningside Heights in a major subway expansion. The plan would extend the Q line from its current terminus at East 96th Street and Second Avenue in East Harlem up to East 125th Street and Lexington Avenue. The plan would then add three new stops at Lenox Avenue, St. Nicholas Avenue and Broadway, just north of Columbia University. "The 125th Street