Allison Cooper

Projects

• Urban Media Archaeology (Collaborator)
• Research Sites (Collaborator)
• The Physicality of a Newspaper (Primary Investigator)
• Architecture of Media (Collaborator)
• starting up (Primary Investigator)
• Edible Mobility (Contributor)

Records Created

• South Ferry, where our newspaper returns to Manhattan via the Staten Island Ferry.
• The Staten Island Ferry. Our newspaper is being delivered for commuters to read on their way to Manhattan
• This point is representative of over 50 stops near this area of Staten Island. Our paper route took about 2 hours after we crossed the bridge into Staten Island.
• Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. The semi-truck carrying that morning's issue of the New York Post arrives at 3 a.m. and the papers are divided among 4 smaller trucks, all for delivery in Staten Island.
• Rupert Murdoch's printing plant in Port Morris.
• Route of the New York Post: 12:00a.m. - 5:00 a.m.
• Starting Place: The New York Post Offices.1211 Avenue of the Americas.
• Lillie Mendleston. 11 years old. Attends P.S. No. 177. Home address: 174 Cherry Street.
• Newsboys on Frankfort street near the World Building, 1908.
• 9 Duane Street - Lodging House. Opened its doors on March 26, 1874, replacing earlier lodge houses on Park Place. The house was near Newspaper Row.
• Newsboys selling papers near the Brooklyn Bridge at 3 a.m. 1908.
• Newsboys shooting craps on Park Row.
• The New York Evening Post (1926-?) (West Street and Laight Street)
• Samuel Mendolsohn. 12 years old. Home Address: 528 W. 59th St.
• Tony Delloqulo. 10 years old. No badge. Attends P.S. 49. Home Address: 341 E. 34th St.
• Unnamed Newsboy and Newsgirl selling papers around a saloon entrance in the Bowery.
• Barto Condrillo - 9 years old. Home Address: 307 Seventh Avenue.
• Joseph Gallop - 6 years old. Immaculate Conception School. Home Address: 437 E. 12th St.
• Francis - 7 years old. Joseph - 14 years old. St. Paul's Parochial School. Home: 410 W. 56th St.