Aerial view of a pile field just south of the Whitney MuseumPile field with shorebirdsAt low tide a piece of railroad track from the lighterage era is visible just south of Pier 66aA submerged pile field, at high tideA sailing ship passing a pile field
The fire at Pier 57, September 29, 1947. Look closely and you’ll see a freight train emerging from the Nabisco factory on the High Line. Photo: New York Municipal ArchivesAerial view of Pier 57, July 1955, showing the Nabisco Factory and the High Line in the background. Photo: New York Municipal ArchivesThe Marine Aviation Pier 57, shot from a boat in the Hudson River, April 2016Little Island, Pier 57, and the netting of the golfing range at the Chelsea Piers clubFrom the roof park of Pier 57, looking south past Little Island; Whitney Museum at left.Annik LaFarge on the roof of Pier 57, looking south. Photo: Dan Tepfer
Sun bather on the Sun Deck, January 2018Autumn color on the Sun Deck, October 2016Toddler in the water feature of the Sun DeckBird bath: a pigeon in the water feature on the Sun Deck
Hoboken Terminal shot from the Sun Deck, March 2011Hoboken Terminal at dusk, with a few letters missing from its neon sign, November 2011Shuttle Enterprise passes Hoboken Terminal en route to the Intrepid Air & Sea Museum, June 2012Tug Frances tows the Waterfront Museum, aka Lehigh Valley No. 79, to dry dock in Albany, passing the Hoboken Terminal, June 25, 2015Hoboken Terminal, interiorHoboken Terminal, ceilingThe Lafarge (no relation) cement ship passes Hoboken Terminal, July 2012
