This now-iconic 1945 photo shows an American sailor kissing a woman in a nurse’s uniform in Times Square to celebrate the long awaited-Allied victory over Japan.

New York City photographer Richard Moore captured an image of a 22-year-old man clutching a large knife while trailing behind a Romanian band in Times Square.

In this Aug. 14, 1945 photo, a sailor and a woman kiss in New York's Times Square as people celebrate the end of World War II. This photo is of the same moment that photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt ...

We come down into Times Square, Christ, there's a million people there. And boy, I'm telling you, Times Square was wild. And I had quite a few drinks in me and I saw the nurse.

For those who can’t make it to Times Square in person, they can also watch a live stream on the project’s billboard page here. This story was reported from Cincinnati. New York Lifestyle Money ...

The photo, by Alfred Eisenstaedt, is called “V-J Day in Times Square” but is known to most people simply as “The Kiss.” Friedman told the Library of Congress in 2005 that “it wasn’t a ...

The Times Square ball was once a 5-foot creation of iron and wood. ... It was used until 1980, as seen in the photo above, behind Russ Brown, then-superintendent of One Times Square.