I’ve been watching the John Adams HBO series starring Paul Giamatti and feeling a little patriotic so today my friend Mike and I walked around looking for a plaque commemorating the execution site of an American Revolutionary War Hero, Nathan Hale, and eventually we found it on the side of a Banana Republic.

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The U.E.S. Journal has acquired two original engineers’ photographs of subway construction under The Upper East Side in 1914.  Visit the “old photos” section of P.U.E.S. to see more…
Under 60th and Lex, 1914.

Photo via Listphile
If you don’t like reading too much, here’s the short version: I met Chevy Chase last night and he said the cow incident happened at Haverford College
To make a short story long, last night I went to the after-party for the premier of the new Robert De Niro/Al Pacino movie, “A Righteous Kill” [...]

NOTE: This story has been updated – see here.
As a Dalton highschooler I heard the Chevy Chase story numerous times- from my older brother and other upperclassmen and alumni. It seems to be one of the favored Dalton factoids in party conversation along with the school’s reference in the Woody Allen film “Manhattan.

The story: Chevy [...]

I have added my small collection of vintage postcards of The Upper East Side to the “Pictures of the Upper East Side” section. Click on the “Postcards” link in the sidebar to see the fronts and backs of more postcards.

The U.E.S. Journal’s Archive of
Pictures (of or relating to the) Upper East Side.
P.U.E.S. is located in the sidebar menu. I will add as many categories as appropriate and welcome submissions.  I recently added an exciting new category: Ads (Vintage Advertisements)
Here is one I acquired last week:
The Pierre Hotel – 1939

Click on each of the three images below to enlarge to a legible size. Parts 1 (Money) and 2 (Art) are in the archive.
Also, Jeff is performing tomorrow (Thursday, September 13, 2007) at Sidewalk Cafe at 10pm.