On The High Line: The Photo Site

An online companion to the book by Annik LaFarge

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The Warehouse Law

Baker & Williams warehouse on W. 20th, 1939-1941. Photo: Municipal Archives, City of New York
Baker & Williams warehouse on W. 20th, 1939-1941. Photo: Municipal Archives, City of New York
The former Baker & Williams bonded, or
The former Baker & Williams bonded, or “duty-free,” warehouse on 20th Street
Manhattan Mini Storage billboard, October 2013, on the former Merchant Refrigerating Warehouse in the Chelsea Grassland on the High Line. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
Manhattan Mini Storage, October 2013
Manhattan Mini Storage billboard, November 2013. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
Manhattan Mini Storage, November 2013
Manhattan Mini Storage billboard, November 2011, on the former Merchant Refrigerating Warehouse in the Chelsea Grassland on the High Line. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
Manhattan Mini Storage, November 2011
Manhattan Mini Storage billboard, May 2011, on the former Merchant Refrigerating Warehouse in the Chelsea Grassland on the High Line. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
Manhattan Mini Storage, May 2011
Manhattan Mini Storage billboard, June 2012, on the former Merchant Refrigerating Warehouse in the Chelsea Grassland on the High Line. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
Manhattan Mini Storage, June 2012
Manhattan Mini Storage billboard, April 2013. Photo: Annik LaFarge, author of On the High Line
Manhattan Mini Storage, April 2013

All from 20th - 23rd Streets

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West Chelsea

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The Chelsea Thicket

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General Theological Seminary

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The Art Deco Prison

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The Life Savers Building

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The Warehouse Law

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Center of Amusements

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The Spears Building and Seating Steps

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The Prairie Lawn

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The Chelsea Hotel

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The Empire Diner

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The Gallery and Art Scene

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London Terrace Apartments

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The Original People’s Park