The Loneliest Job Framed or Unframed:Unframed All along Third Avenue upper

All along Third Avenue upper story windows were crowded and throngs emerged from the taverns and drinking establishments to raise glasses of beer in a friendly toast

Conrad took this picture of what were

effectively bringing back the good old days for drinkers

photographed this group of Beatlemaniacs in hysterics across the street from The Plaza Hotel

a jet coming in for a landing is paired with a jumble of signs near Flushing's Main Street

The Loneliest Job Framed or Unframed:Unframed All along Third Avenue upperLegendary Times photographer George Tames poignantly captures President Kennedy in the Oval Office, seemingly bearing the weight of the world on his shoulders, just three weeks after his inauguration. This photo's original caption said, "Awaiting the arrival of French Ambassador Herve Alphand, the President "as is his habit" snatches a moment to read an official document, leaning over the table.'" Tames spent a full day in and around the White House