I found this diary this week at the Goodwill on 2nd Avenue between 88th and 89th. It only had one entry, January 1st, 1990. It’s easy to imagine this person deciding to keep a journal for the new year and then stopping after one day- I’ve done that many times.

Tonight (1/26/06), I was walking home from the bus with my dad when he spotted these photographs on the sidewalk on Madison Avenue between 87th and 88th Streets. I scooped them up and here they are: Some fancy people at a party, and a letter with it, but I don’t have enough information to return [...]

On January 23, 2006, I walked around the neighborhood for a few hours. Here are some things I saw which I had never noticed before: This building whose symbol is strangely almost identical to the Chanel logo. I never noticed before that the bellhop for The Franklin wears a top hat. This pretty little enclaved [...]

This two-sided half page was found on Madison Avenue and the 70′s by Alex Kwartler.

This is just the beginning of a continuing investigation, you might even say focus-group, into why someone chooses to be Republican. Since most people know, and therefore, for now, most of the readers of this zine, will be ultra-liberal, even Socialist (yes, even one Communist), it seems fruitless to write some Bush-bashing piece that would [...]

Find and photograph the following scenarios on the Upper East Side. Selected photos will be posted in the soon-to-exit photo section of this website.E-mail submissions to info@uesjournal.com. Woman and child (either sex) both wearing quilted jackets.Young black woman pushing old white woman in a wheelchair.Man walking Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie).Person walking two greyhounds wearing matching sweaters.Take [...]