Torello Tachhi's back, Loudon, New Hampshire

Corky at home, Chicago

Benny, Grand and Division, Chicago

Brucie, his CH, and Crazy Charlie, McHenry, Illinois

Clubhouse during the Columbus run, Dayton, Ohio

Crossing the Ohio, Louisville

Memorial day run, Milwaukee

Seventeenth Annual World's Largest Motorcycle Blessing, St. Christopher Shrine, Midlothian, Illinois

Sparky and Cowboy (Gary Rogues), Schererville, Indiana

St. George Building, Beekman Street

Truck in the desert near Yuma, Arizona

The soldier is greeted as hero

Outlaw women, Starved Rock picnic, Illinois

The Brooklyn Bridge site seen from the roof of the Beekman Hospital. Gold Street is in the foreground and Beekman Street on the right. The area was known as the leather district since the Civil War.

Gaucho field meet, Chicago

87-95 North Moore Street

Portrait of a young man in an abandoned room

Top floor, 52 Ferry Street

Demolition men's headquarters, 38 Ferry Street

Brick crew on the west side. Bricks are salvaged and sold as antique brick for use in new homes.

80 and 82 Beekman Street

The St. George building stood at the northwest corner of Beekman and Cliff Streets. Built as a warehouse in 1870, it retained the name of a series of churches that had stood on the spot since the mid-18th century

Rachel Homer

Dominick, foreman of the demolition workers