These pictures show the New England Thruway southbound at exit 21 as it appeared before the interchange was reconstructed to add a second lane for the exit.

Photos taken July 2018.

These New York-style signs for exit 21 used to be found on the Connecticut side of the border. They have been replaced with Connecticut-style signs.

Photo taken May 2007.

This New York-style sign was located on the bridge over the Byram River between Connecticut and New York. It was removed in 2009 after a Connecticut-style sign was installed further back.

Photo taken April 2008.

This sign used to mark the state line entering New York from Connecticut. It has been replaced.

Photo taken May 2009.

Going even further back, this state line sign was replaced in 2008.

Photo taken April 2008.

These pictures show the New England Thruway at exit 15 while construction was in progress on some of the overpasses. The signs shown have been replaced.

Photos taken April 2008.

These signs were found on I-95 in the Bronx. They have all been replaced.

Photos taken 2007-2008.

This small sign used to mark exit 8A for Westchester Avenue. It has been replaced with a more prominent overhead sign.

Photo taken September 2007.

This sign used to instruct motorists bound for the Whitestone Bridge (I-678) to stay on I-95, rather than getting on the Throgs Neck Expressway (I-695).

Photo taken August 2005.

These signs used to mark the split for the Throgs Neck Expressway (I-695). They have all been replaced.

Photos taken September 2007.

This sign marking the split for the Throgs Neck Expressway (I-695) was installed in 2008. It has since been replaced with a more prominent overhead sign.

Photo taken June 2008.

This photograph shows the old signage for the split for the Throgs Neck Expressway (I-695) as it originally appeared. The arrows on the right-hand were modified to indicate that a third lane could be used to stay on I-95. This signage has since been replaced.

Photo taken August 2005.

These old signs, most of which were button-copy signs, were found on the Cross Bronx Expressway. They have all been replaced.

Photos taken May 2010.

The variable message sign shown has been rather hideously vandalized in the time since this picture was taken.

Photo taken May 2010.

This highway advisory radio sign was found on the Cross Bronx Expressway. It was removed by 2020.

Photo taken October 2018.