One thing we love about New York City is the through line that connects those who once lived here with the eight million residing here currently. In our hometown of Oklahoma City, this connection is tenuous at best. It's not that easy to find recognizable locations, sites, and structures in old pictures of OKC---it's just not that old a town. If somehow a Oklahoma Cityan of 1910 could time travel to the present day, we're not sure he or she would find much that was recognizable. But a New Yorker traveling to the present from 1910, while he'd still be amazed by all the changes that had taken place, could find plenty of recognizable landmarks.