This picture of the Polo Grounds shows the former home of the New York Giants and the then-current home of the New York Mets very shortly before it was demolished in 1964.

--Submitted by Marshall Fishman, from the Collection of Philip Fishman

This was a football game played in the Polo Grounds in 1941. My father, James Neff, was in the band that went to this game.

--Submitted by John Neff

A view of the West Side Highway taken in 1977.

--Submitted by Frank Yannaco

Broad Street at the West Side Highway taken in 1977.

--Submitted by Frank Yannaco

The World Trade Center towers, taken in 1977.

--Submitted by Frank Yannaco

This view of downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn was taken from the observation deck atop the World Trace Center in Spring of 1977.

--Submitted by Frank Yannaco

This was the ballfield in Inwood Park in 1977. In the background is the Henry Hudson Bridge.

--Submitted by Frank Yannaco

Inwood Park in 1977.

--Submitted by Frank Yannaco

Joe's Concession Stand in 1977. It was located in Inwood Park on Isham Street across the street from Good Shepherd Church. My Family owned the stand from the mid 1920's when the Presbyterian Medical Center was built. It was given by the NYC parks department to my Grandfather James Pupley and his brother Peter when they arrived in this country from Greece in the 1900's. They came to the Parks Department with the idea to sell snacks in the park. His original stand was on the site of the Presbyterian Medical Center. They asked him what park he wanted to relocate to and he chose Inwood Park. Joe (his real name was Pete) sold candy, soda, hot dogs and ice cream. Frank and Louise, his niece, took it over in 1971 and remained until 1988. It has since been torn down. All the original owners - James, Pete, and Frank and Louise (my parents) have passed away.

--Submitted by Frank Yannaco