On The High Line: The Photo Site

An online companion to the book by Annik LaFarge

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H. Wolff Book Manufacturing Co.

The former H. Wolff Book company's bindery annex at 508 W. 26th Street, on the High Line. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
The former H. Wolff Book company’s bindery annex at 508 W. 26th Street
210 Eleventh Avenue, originally a factory owned by the Zinn Company, which made metal novelties; later it was leased to publishers and lithographers. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
210 Eleventh Avenue, originally a factory owned by the Zinn Company
Master Printers Building, Tenth Ave. & 34th Street. Photo: Municipal Archives, City of New York
Master Printers Building, Tenth Ave. & 34th Street. Photo: Municipal Archives, City of New York

All from 23rd - 26th Streets

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The Slow Park

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New Architecture along the High Line: Part Two

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The Flyover

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Tree of Heaven: From Beloved to Bemoaned

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From Global Grocer to World School

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H. Wolff Book Manufacturing Co.

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Magnolias

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The Modern Luxury Cruise

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The Great Spires

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Water Towers

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Heavy Metal in West Chelsea

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Otis Elevator Company

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Pharmacy in the Sky

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The Lighterage Era