Explore New York City’s hidden systems of movement and place through a historical lens.
This guide delves into old and evolving transportation networks, from ferries and bridges to crowded depots and bustling rails. It presents the scale of the city’s transit web with concrete figures and descriptions, offering a window into how people moved, worked, and lived across Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, and Long Island City.
The pages illuminate the built environment that supports daily life in a growing metropolis. You’ll encounter details about major terminals, river crossings, and the infrastructure behind a city that never stops. Through these pages, the book connects streets, rivers, and stations to the people who used them and the moments that shaped their development."Sinopsis" puede pertenecer a otra edición de este libro.
Excerpt from The Columbus Historical Guide and Map of New York City: From Official Records and the Latest Government Surveys
The leading purpose of this work is to supply the vast masses of the constantly moving multitudes visiting or inhabiting the Empire City with information arranged in a simple and compact form and showing the most direct and convenient routes of transit between all the central points.
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Excerpt from The Columbus Historical Guide and Map of New York City: From Official Records and the Latest Government Surveys
There are forty-nine squares on Section 4 of the map, drawn to a scale of one mile each. The squares on the remaining three sections are one-half mile each in each direction. they may be considered as grouped in series, those described by the horizontal red lines being numbered from I to 6, beginning at the top and continuing to the bottom of each section, while those embraced within the series of vertical lines are indicated by letters, beginning with A, and continuing uniformly to Y, through the four sections. Every square in the four sections of the map is thus indexed with a letter and figure, giving to each of the 157 squares, comprising this portion of the work, its index character, thus: A I, A 2 - B I, B 2 - etc. These characters are always used when referring to the location of Streets, Piers, Ferries, Hotels, etc.
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