A section of Manhattan’s High Line at 10th Avenue and 16th Street. Between 1934 and 1980 an elevated portion of the New York Central Railroad brought freight trains directly into the Merchants Refrigerating Company Warehouse in Chelsea. The building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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LOVE the high line!
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So do I — can’t wait to get back.
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Lovely Rona! Blessings, Robyn
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Thanks so much, Robyn.
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Very interesting, and I really like this photo with its colors.
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Thank you, Ann.
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It looks like the train to nowhere. I can just imagine the original opening for the train. I can imagine it being a nice arch shape.
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It’s fun to think about, isn’t it? (I think the original opening was a utilitarian square, but your version sounds better, Steven.)
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great colours! the high line is awesome, i really enjoyed being there when i was in new york last year.
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Thanks, Evi.
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capturing history!
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Thank you, L.B.
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Ha.. cool.
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Thanks, Cliff.
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Is this the High Line that is now a walkway? Would love to see more photos of it in its spring attire if you have any?
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Yes, it’s been transformed into a public park. Wish I could be there later in the season when everything’s in bloom.
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Old and rustic places and things, always a great subject to photograph.
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Yes, the High Line is a particularly wonderful subject. Can’t wait to go back.
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So nice to meet another photographer….love the curves in this image.
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Thanks very much, Laurie.
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Great photo. This is the type of photo I’d be playing tug of war with the decision to go color or B&W. 😉
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Thank you, Jerry. B&W might be interesting…
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Those that I find hard to decide on, I make one of each. Even then, it’s hard to decide. 😉
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I like the plants growing up around the tracks.
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Good photo. I wasn’t aware that some of the train tracks were no longer being used. Good research.
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Thanks, Jim.
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I used to wake up early and shoot industrial spots in Boston and Cambridge, freezing cold as the sun rose…This is just the type of shot that, 15 years later, makes me want to do that again. Thanks for posting & be well~
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I’m grateful for your reflection; thank you.
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I love disused railway tracks, the old sleepers with wild flowers growing between them. Nature creeping back and gradually taking over.
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Thanks for stopping by, Jane.
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This is one of my favorite places in the city.
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