NYC, New York

Click on Image		Brooklyn - Brooklyn Street
Click on Image		Manhatten - Chuck, Val, Sandra, and Robert ready to begin our tour.
Click on Image		Manhatten - View of Manhatten from Brooklyn.
Click on Image		Manhatten - View of the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Chuck, Valerie, Sandra, and Robert in Battery Park.
Click on Image		Manhatten - The cloudy skies didn't hide the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Brookyn Battery Tunnel Authorty - Do recognize this structure???? "Men in Black"
Click on Image		Manhatten - Statue in front of The Custom's Building
Click on Image		Manhatten - Since there was no income tax, the colonial nations taxed incoming shipped commerce items. The Captain or representative would bring in the Manifest and taxes were paid. The Custom Houses were lavish and impressive.
Click on Image		Manhatten - The Bull is loose in Tokoyo. The bull needs to be loose on Wall St.
Click on Image		Manhatten - The Horns are up!
Click on Image		Manhatten - Trinity Church on Broadway at Wall Street.
Click on Image		Manhatten - As shown in the movie National Treasure.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Trinity Church
Click on Image		Manhatten - Broadway & Wall St.
Click on Image		Manhatten - New York Stock Exchange
Click on Image		Manhatten - Federal Hall National Memorial: This historic site on Wall Street is where the first United States Congress met and where George Washington was inaugurated President in 1789. The current building on this site completed in 1842 and modeled after the Greek Parthenon, was built as a U.S. Customs House and is now a memorial to the nation's founding democratic ideals. On the steps of Federal Hall, is the iconic bronze statue of George Washington, by John Quincy Adams Ward, unveiled in 1883 to commemorate the first president's inauguration
Click on Image		Manhatten - The New York Subway @ Broadway & Wall Street (Green Line). I saw one of it's denizens scurry about and run under a utility door.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Grand Central Station
Click on Image		Manhatten - Once a national hub for transportation is now used for suburban commuting.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Built by and named for the New York Central Railroad (Owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt) in the heyday of American long-distance passenger rail travel, it covers 48 acres (19 ha) and has 44 platforms, more than any other railroad station in the world. Its platforms, all below ground, serve 41 tracks on the upper level and 26 on the lower, though the total number of tracks along platforms and in rail yards exceeds 100.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Grand Central Station's Clock
Click on Image		Manhatten - New York Public Library
Click on Image		Manhatten - Valerie, Sandra, and Rob
Click on Image		Manhatten - Chuck, Valerie, Sandra, and Rob
Click on Image		Manhatten - The first Gutenberg Bible in the New World. This original is one of only 48 known left and is considered to be among the most valuable books in the world.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Frescos on the ceiling ... a la Sistine Chapel.
Click on Image		Manhatten - The Ball on Times Square.
Click on Image		Manhatten - The Ball on Times Square.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Times Square & Broadway Theatre District
Click on Image		Manhatten - Broadway in Times Square District is now a walking Mall
Click on Image		Manhatten - Times Square
Click on Image		Manhatten - Central Park
Click on Image		Manhatten - Central Park in Fall Danke schoen, darling, danke schoen Save those lies, darling don't explain I recall Central Park in fall How you tore you dress, what a mess, my heart says danke schoen" - Wayne Newton
Click on Image		Manhatten - The Mall - designed so that a carriage could disgorge its passengers at the south end, then drive round and pick them up again overlooking Bethesda Terrace, whose view of the Lake and Ramble formed the "ultimatum of interest" in Olmsted and Vaux's vision.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Use in many movies, such as "Kramer vs. Kramer".
Click on Image		Manhatten - Under Bethesda Terrace
Click on Image		Manhatten - Under Bethesda Terrace
Click on Image		Manhatten - Bethesda Fountain
Click on Image		Manhatten - Bethesda Fountain
Click on Image		Manhatten - Bethesda Fountain is found in many movies.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Bethesda Terrace
Click on Image		Manhatten - Central Park West
Click on Image		Manhatten - Bow Bridge - Built in 1862 and at 87 feet, it is the longest bridge in Central Park.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Central Park West - The Dakota Building - The most exclusive place to live in NYC.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Contruction at the Dakotas - Site ahead where John Lennon was assassinated.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Washington Square Park - Movies: "I am Legend"
Click on Image		Manhatten - Washington Square Arch was modeled by Stanford White on the Arc de Triomphe, built in 1806, in Paris. It stands 77 feet. The piers are 30 feet apart and the arch opening is 47 feet.
Click on Image		Manhatten - Rob and Sandra
Click on Image		Manhatten - Sandy enjoying pizza in Greenwich Village
Click on Image		Manhatten - Rob enjoying pizza in Greenwich Village
Click on Image		Manhatten - Famous Basketball Court where the best go to play. Located in Greenwich Village and seen in the movie, "Eddie".
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