At The Foot Of The Flatiron (1903) - C. E. Price The corner of 23rd Street and Broadway was known as the windiest spot in New York City. One day in 1903 cameraman A. E. Weed, of the American Mutoscope and Biograph Company, set up his equipment and cranked away as New Yorkers coped with a stiff breeze. Remember, this was a time when everyone -- men, women and children -- wore hats. The wind also wrecked havock with the long, billowing dresses the ladies wore... Keywords:Motion Picture History; New York City; The American Mutoscope and Biograph Company; A. E. Weed; Wind Downloads: 654
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