Murder in Hell's Kitchen: New York's Underbelly Through Weegee's Lens

It's hard to imagine New York City without the tourists bustling through Times Square or the skyline increasing in height every time you look up, but it wasn't always like this. Cast your imagination back to the 1930s and '40s when life was still photographed in black and white, crime was rampant, there was glaring social divide thanks to the Depression Era and you'll find it was most likely captured on film by the infamous Weegee.

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