I’d been considering doing a 1920’s New York Project for a long time, wanted to make sure I had the time and resources for a project this big,” Jogi Schultz (yogijo) – “Mr. S” to the folk in his neighbourhood – told me as we emerged from the subway station into the world of New York in the mid-1920s, as modelled by his 1920s New York Project.
As we stood at the roadside, a few cars parked at the kerb, he continued, “New York City has been my favourite city since I was a kid. There is so much history here, even in the buildings themselves. And it’s so diverse in what it has to offer.”
I’d first come across the project via Annie Brightstar. Her article was enough to pique my curiosity and encourage me to hop over to take a look – and that encouraged me to contact Jogi to find out more.
1920s New York Project website https://1920snewyorkproject.wordpress.com/
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