For assistance, please contact:įlushing Meadows Corona Park, Flushing, NY 11368 Any use beyond the permissible “fair use” without completion of the Visual Work Release and payment of the relevant fee, may be liable for copyright infringement and subject to the applicable penalties under federal copyright law. The Copyright Law permits limited “fair use” of copyrighted material, which includes use for purposes such as private study, scholarship and research. Discover more selections just like this online or in-store. § 101 et seq.) protects original works of authorship" including architectural, cartographic, pictorial, graphic, sculptural, and audiovisual creations, and regulates the photocopying or other reproduction of copyrighted material. Shop American Needle New York Cubans Archive Legend Baseball Hat at Urban Outfitters today. Permission to publish, reprint, broadcast, or re–duplicate in any way reproductions made from original material of the Parks Photo Archive is subject to the payment of appropriate fees (PDF, 31 kB) and the Visual Work Release.Ĭopyright is a form of protection provided by the laws of the United States for The Copyright Law of the United States (17 U.S.C. As such, Parks has exclusive rights to publicly display, reproduce, or sell copies of the material. The material within the Parks Photo Archive is the property of the City of New York/Parks and Recreation (“Parks”).
Copyright Notice and Reproduction Procedure Please confirm prices with the Photo Archivist before placing an order. Prices are subject to change and are updated periodically. Please note that the Archive reserves the right to refuse any request and to impose such conditions that are in the best interest of the collection. (Make your check payable to City of New York/ Parks & Recreation.) Turnaround time for photo orders is approximately three to four weeks. We require pre–payment by checks, money orders, or credit card. Processing and Rights Fees (PDF, 31 kB) are applied to help preserve the collection materials. Researchers wishing to use the collection should fill out the Submission Form or send specific requests by mail or fax to arrange for an appointment. The Archive additionally includes a small collection of color motion picture footage from the 1930s and 1940s. The Parks Photo Archive contains comprehensive images of parks acquisition, development and use, including design and construction improvements, special events, significant features, general park activities, and aerial views. The majority of the photographs were taken after 1933, and the collection is especially strong in representing the era when Robert Moses was Parks Commissioner (1934–1960). The Parks Photo Archive is a repository of more than 200,000 images created by the Parks Department from 1856 to the present. Take a look at a century of New York City park history curated by our photo archivist. Browse Highlights From the Photo Archives
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