On The High Line: The Photo Site

An online companion to the book by Annik LaFarge

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Chelsea Market

New-York Biscuit Company, later Nabisco, ca 1895. This building can be seen in photo below east (right) of the High Line. Photo: Moses King's Photographic Views of New York

National Biscuit Company, aka Nabisco, plant at 15th Street. Photo: West Side Improvement brochure, 1934

On the abandoned viaduct when the Chelsea Passage was a guerrilla art gallery. Photo: Rick Darke

Old subway turnstiles were a fixture in the Chelsea Passage after the trains stopped running. Photo: Rick Darke

Spencer Finch's installation in the Chelsea Passage, "The River that Flows Both Ways," June 2009

A violinist, one of many musicians who love to play in the Chelsea Passage

All from 14th - 16th Streets

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