Below, the circa-1948 picture that inspired this post. It looks like a set from a Fritz Lang movie with its cannon-shaped washers, interrogation-style lighting, and padded banquette bench. Beneath the picture, 1952 ad copy spelling out the particulars.
July 17, 2017
The WINDSOR LAUNDERETTE
Faithful readers know there is no subject too inconsequential for this blog, so in that light, here's a look at Tudor City's first automatic laundry, the charmingly named Windsor Launderette. Set in the first basement of No. 5 and available to all Tudor City residents, it operated there from around 1945 to 1975.
Below, the circa-1948 picture that inspired this post. It looks like a set from a Fritz Lang movie with its cannon-shaped washers, interrogation-style lighting, and padded banquette bench. Beneath the picture, 1952 ad copy spelling out the particulars.
Below, the circa-1948 picture that inspired this post. It looks like a set from a Fritz Lang movie with its cannon-shaped washers, interrogation-style lighting, and padded banquette bench. Beneath the picture, 1952 ad copy spelling out the particulars.
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