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St. John’s Park
St. John’s Park

Manhattan: Hudson Street - Beach Street

Hudson Street, east side, between Ericsson Place (Beach Street) and Laight Street, showing the frieze and entablature atop the St. Johns Park Freight Terminal of the New York Central Railroad Company. This structure, erected 1868 by the Hudson River Railroad (chartered 1846 and consolidated into the New York Central and Hudson Railroad in 1869), occupies the land that was formerly St. Johns Park. Facing St. Johns Chapel on Varick Street, it provided a picturescue
setting. The spire of the Chapel appears at the top.
Aboat 1890
Ewing Galloway
Neg N. 129

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