People have been taking pictures of the Manhattan Bridge from DUMBO's Washington Street since the bridge was built over 100 years ago. Since construction on the Manhattan Bridge began in 1901, the ...

One easy way to get to the most photographed street in Brooklyn is via the NYC Ferry. Several routes have stops in DUMBO at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 1. A boat ride costs $2.75, just like a ...

Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge is ranked #6 out of 38 things to do in New York City. See pictures and our review of Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.

The bridge—even the lamppost—looks exactly the same, but the Brooklyn skyline certainly does not. and ↑ In 1950, the High Line was still functioning as a railway.

Between Sheepshead Bay and Manhattan Beach, a modest, wooden span stretches over an inlet that used to be a creek — it’s still called one — and its history, like the Brooklyn Bridge’s, is marked by a ...

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Now, interested Brooklynites can take a walk through history with Richman’s extraordinary photographs, showing yesteryears’ construction miracles that conjure the irresistible reverence for New York’s ...

Earlier this week, Ephemeral New York posted an image of the first known map of Manhattan, the 1660 Castello Plan.It shows a charming little settlement with canals along Broad Street and a real 12 ...

City records indicate, for example, that in 1901, the "Luyties Brothers paid $5,000 for a vault on the Manhattan side of the bridge," located at 204 Williams St., while in Brooklyn, "A. Smith ...