Located along the East River waterfront in Gantry Plaza State Park, the historic Pepsi-Cola sign has been a defining feature of Long Island City for generations. Originally installed atop the Pepsi-Cola bottling plant that once stood along the waterfront, the sign was preserved when the factory was demolished and now stands within the park as a reminder of Queens' industrial past. The sign was designated a New York City Individual Landmark in 2016.

Once surrounded by factories and working waterfront infrastructure, Long Island City has transformed dramatically into one of New York City's most recognizable residential and cultural neighborhoods. Today, the preserved sign stands among the modern skyline and waterfront park, creating a striking contrast between old and new New York.

Printed on traditional luster photographic paper, which has a very subtle texture and gentle sheen without being glossy. The print is unframed and securely packaged and shipped flat.

Photographed by Anna Thorne and printed on Luster paper, which is a traditional photographic paper with very subtle texture, and a slight sheen without being glossy. The print is unframed and carefully packaged for shipping.

Please note the colors you see on your monitor may differ slightly from the print due to variations in monitor settings.

Custom orders are welcome if you need a print in a size that is not listed. Please feel free to contact me.