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New York City’s history is a seemingly endless story, from the wide-eyed immigrants of Ellis Island to today’s caffeinated commuters buzzing through subway stations. The new book New York: Portrait of a City gives the city an impeccable tribute, devoting 600 pages to documenting the Big Apple through the eyes of 150 world-class photographers, including Esther Bubley, Paul Himmel, LIFE’s Alfred Eisenstaedt, among others. Here, images from the book that capture New York and a handful of its 8 million stories. Pictured: the main concourse at Grand Central Terminal in a photo from 1929. 

New York: Portrait of a City

Have I mentioned how much I love living here?!