New York

122 photos · 2005–2022

122 photographs tagged New York, 2005–2022.

Passengers move through a New York City subway mezzanine with turnstiles and fare control equipment.
Subway mezzanine and turnstiles in New York City, ed in May 2005. The concourse level distributes passengers between street entrances and train platforms and houses fare control equipment. This interior shows the everyday circulation space of the New York City Subway system during a busy afternoon period.

Rush-Hour Crowd at a Subway Turnstile Mezzanine, New York City

Grand Central Terminal's scaffold-covered façade viewed from Vanderbilt Avenue in Manhattan, New York City.
Grand Central Terminal opened in 1913 on 42nd Street, designed by the firms Reed & Stem and Warren & Wetmore. The Beaux-Arts building serves Metro-North Railroad commuter lines and sits above 48 tracks on two underground levels. Vanderbilt Avenue runs along the terminal's western side, named for the family whose New York Central Railroad built the original depot on the site in 1871. The terminal underwent a major restoration in the 1990s, and its exterior has periodically required scaffolding for ongoing stone and facade maintenance. It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1976 after a Supreme Court case preserved it from demolition.

Scaffolding-Wrapped Façade, Grand Central Terminal, Manhattan

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