"When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe ."
-John Muir
Founder,
Sierra Club
Environmental Librarian
New York City Landmarks
Grand Central Terminal 
42nd St.and Park Ave
(1913)
The best of the French Beaux Arts.
BELOW 14TH STREET
Brooklyn
Bridge (1883)
This beautiful bridge is located behind the Municipal Building, where you can view its expanse across the East River. An incomparable masterpiece.
City Hall
Broadway at City Hall Park (1803-1812)
One of the oldest buildings in New York. A blend of Federal and French Renaissance style. It has just undergone a massive restoration.
New York Life Insurance Building
346 Broadway (1870)
I see this
clock from my building, 
with
the two eagles always sitting majestically and guarding the city.
