of the Sunnyside Arch
That's how Eddie Condon described the sound emanating from the horn of Bix Beiderbecke, a jazz cornet legend and Prohibition-era alcoholic who died of pneumonia in this Sunnyside apartment building at the age of 28, leaving behind a truncated but "scintillating oeuvre". Check out this documentary to hear him play and learn more about his life.
The little red sign on the door of this subway substation reads: "Press Call Button for Glove Testing".
You can see the spot on the hood where the medallion was once affixed.
The eponymous canid of Quick Brown Fox Triangle* scopes out his potential competitors (there are two — can you find them?) before scarfing down his chicken and rice.
* Sound familiar? Strangely, there is a second park in Queens with the same name!
This tree's ferocious thorns are thought to have evolved as protection against the browsing megafauna of the Pleistocene epoch.
Who knew it was as easy as buying a bunch of old junk?
