Angry Cat Frame Color:White The shuttle's solid rocket boosters

The shuttle's solid rocket boosters are recovered and refurbished

advertising the area to Manhattan's wealthy as 'the nearest country retreat'

Four "common" electric clocks stood in for the timepiece until workers installed the new one in March 1954 - an act that was photographed by Times staff photographer Neal Boenzi

Its notoriety as a New York landmark is exemplified by it being a set location in "Spider-Man" movies

Besides the Americans

Angry Cat Frame Color:White The shuttle's solid rocket boostersThe original grumpy cat is shown here looking particularly angry about having to wear a hat in this photo from 1942. This photo was taken for the New York Herald Tribune by Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Nat Fein. Using a bulky Speed Graphic camera, Fein was known for photographing a vast array of subjects, from sleeping circus elephants to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia leading the Sanitation Department orchestra. He worked at the New York Herald