The Staten Island Ferry Must-See Red Hook – Brooklyn Restaurants, Bars, Shopping and Art in New York City Neighborhood Highlights by Michael Hsu, 05/07/2014 Photo: Joe Buglewicz Dog Day Cyclery 115 Van Brunt St., 347-799-2739 With many of its streets extending out toward the East River—and the relative dearth of public transportation—Red Hook is a neighborhood best explored by bike.
New York Guggenheim Go New York On View Now On View Now Special Exhibitions Alberto Burri: The Trauma of Painting October 9, 2015–January 6, 2016 Photo-Poetics: An Anthology November 20, 2015–March 23, 2016 A Long-Awaited Tribute: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian House and Pavilion July 27, 2012–Ongoing Collection on View Kandinsky Gallery July 1, 2015–Spring 2016 Thannhauser Collection Ongoing Online Åzone Futures Market Global Partners BMW AG Lavazza UBS News More news Events Second Sunday Family Tour: All Around the WorldSunday, January 10, 10:30 am–noon Families with children ages 5 and up are invited to view works of art inspired by different places around the world. Allegrini Wine and Small Bites at The WrightWednesday, January 6, 5–8 pm Enjoy an evening of wine and small bites at the James Beard Award–winning The Wright restaurant. More events Stay Connected Plan Your Visit Solomon R. Hours & Ticketing Join Enjoy priority access, private exhibition views, free admission, and more. Guggenheim Blogs loading
High Line Promenade The High Line is a public park built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan’s West Side. It is owned by the City of New York, and maintained and operated by Friends of the High Line. Founded in 1999 by community residents, Friends of the High Line fought for the High Line’s preservation and transformation at a time when the historic structure was under the threat of demolition. The High Line is located on Manhattan's West Side. Hours The High Line is open daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Access Access to the High Line is possible via any of the access points listed below. Gansevoort Street (elevator access) 14th Street (elevator access)West 16th Street (elevator access) West 18th StreetWest 20th Street23rd Street (elevator access) *** West 26th StreetWest 28th StreetWest 30th Street (elevator access) *** The 23rd Street Elevator is out of service until further notice due to damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. Download a printable map of the High Line Directions
Beautiful Light Apt Red Hook, Bklyn à Brooklyn Come have a wonderful get away in NY, in a beautiful, cozy apartment, with wonderful light even on the darkest of winter days! Fluffy Quilts, and Duvets, Loads of Pillows, you may never get out of bed! Especially since you can order room service from our winebar down stairs! Beautiful clean top floor apartment in Red Hook, Brooklyn, a fun creative and industrial waterfront neighborhood. Large, light one bedroom w/ Queen size bed. In addition to our winebar*, Red Hook has several other wonderful restaurants, bars, and wonderful boutiques, in addition to galleries, and the best waterfront views in NY. * YES! Summary: Beautiful Clean Modern Private Apartment *We are still rebuilding our winebar cafe post Sandy, so the winebar cafe is only open daytime right right now. Guests have complete access to a lovely private apartment, with Cable & Wifi. Red Hook is like a tiny village that just happens to be in the city. Try the Ferry, it's a beautiful ride!
Danisnotonfire Pont de Brooklyn Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Le pont de Brooklyn (ou Brooklyn Bridge) à New York est l'un des plus anciens ponts suspendus des États-Unis. Long de 1 825 mètres, il a été ouvert à la circulation le , après 14 ans de travaux. Pendant cette seule journée 1 800 véhicules et 150 300 personnes l'ont emprunté. Le pont a coûté 18 millions de dollars de l'époque et on estime que 27 personnes ont trouvé la mort pendant les travaux. Histoire[modifier | modifier le code] Quand il fut achevé, le profil aérodynamique du pont n'avait pas encore été mis à l'épreuve. En 1884, Phineas Taylor Barnum démontra la fiabilité du pont (tout en faisant de la publicité pour son célèbre cirque), en y faisant défiler les 21 éléphants de son cirque. De nos jours, la circulation se fait sur deux niveaux : l'un pour les véhicules à moteur et l'autre pour les cyclistes et piétons. Émile Renouf est l'un des premiers à avoir pris le pont de Brooklyn pour sujet d'une peinture en 1891[1],[2]
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Jane Austen Books Jane Austen completed only six official works during her lifetime. While this may present something of a seemingly limited representation of her talents, today each work is well-known and recognized around the globe, highly regarded for their clear messages delivered by a memorable cast of characters. No doubt her actual life and personal interactions benefited her writing prowess for each work takes on a life of its own. The listing below covers Jane Austen's six completed novels (of note is that two of them were actually published after her death), her two unfinished novels and her "Juvenilia" stories. Despite her short time behind the writing desk, Jane Austen remains one of the most well-known and admired writers in literary history. Jane Austen's Official Works: 1811 - Sense & Sensibility1813 - Pride & Prejudice1814 - Mansfield Park1815 - Emma1811 - Persuasion (published posthumously)1811 - Northanger Abbey (published posthumously)1817 - Sanditon (unfinished at time of death)