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The Dilapidated Piers off the West Side Highway: NYC
New York, NY - Peter - Wednesday, January 8th, 2003 : goo
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absk8noodles: 4th Feb 2003 - 17:37 GMT
i remember going to those piers as a kid for the fourth of july with my family.we moved one year before those piers really collapsed.seeing those pictures reminds me of good times.
Peter: 4th Feb 2003 - 19:05 GMT
theyre still very beautiful, even in their current state. glad you liked the shots.
ambre: skelly bones.. they are beautiful
aklsealark: 20th Sep 2003 - 13:27 GMT
Love these photo's of the piers. They've been a source of wonder to me for many years. Thank you for having this website with these great pix's.
-Audrey
Anonymous (cpe-68-173-202-245.nyc.res.rr.com): 13th Sep 2005 - 19:03 GMT
didnt know they had carfloats on the west side.....what cross street??
harold: 13th Sep 2005 - 20:52 GMT
you should get into the old terminal in hoboken and snap some shots. unless they finally fixed that place up
anon (cache-rtc-ad06.proxy.aol.com): 13th Sep 2006 - 02:02 GMT
at barnes and noble there is a book on old new york that has a picture of the railyards in 1930 ,s that will show the way it looked back then I dont know the name of the book but I remember seeing the picture
Bekkah: 15th May 2007 - 01:41 GMT
"I could fall in love with Jersey at sunset, but I leave the veiw to the rats, and tiptoe.. back."
-Ani DiFranco
Nice pics.
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