Welcome to the website for the New York City Subways Calendar. Since the very first wall calendar in 1993, the subway calendars I have published are mostly a look back to the way the New York subway system used to look. Back to the days when subway and elevated cars were lit by incandescent lights, cooled by ceiling fans and entry into the system was by a dime sized brass subway token.
For those of you who are old enough, you should recognize subway cars you rode to work on. And for those of you born after this equipment vanished from the scene will be amazed on how primitive the system looked as compared to the equipment today. This calendar is a source both of fond reminiscence and education.
The calendar measures 12” x 9” and has a hole punched for hanging. There are handy boxes for you to “pencil in” appointments. As for the other website pages, Past Calendars show all the calendars produced since 1993. Some editions are available for sale as back issues. Testimonials features actual praise from past customers. History shows how the subway calendar came to being and Other Covers shows front covers that didn’t make the cut.
The 2012 edition ten-color photos of subway entrances and fifteen-color images rolling stock. The oldest images dates back to 1954 and the most recent, 1987. The front cover features IRT Kiosks At Broadway and 50th St. The rear cover features nine smaller color images of various subway entrances showing original signage from the days of private operation. Order your copy now as indicated below.
