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Or, you could just take the subway!

love this school

If a mod were to see this, I would plead you to delete this error.

My apologies, this building should've been shifted over to Mulberry Street and not Baxter Street, same position just wrong block.

Lots of squirrels there. Amazing for nyc center

During WW2, the building was the home of the Office of War Information/OWI, which produced media to bolster the image of the USA here and around the world. Some titles include The Stillwell Road narrated by Ronald Reagan. Tuesday in November (about voting) produced by John Houseman and The True Glory produced by Garson Kanin and Carol Reed, which won an Academy Award. And also the lovable Story of the Jeep, as narrated by "the Jeep."

Hangars 3, 4 and 5 have been razed, and are no longer there.

The Hudson River Greenway is part of the statewide Empire State Trail, and most of it is also part of the East Coast Greenway, going all the way up the east coast of the United States.

This building was about to fall one time if they did not upgrade the interior to make it balance itself off from the wind.

You're very lucky.

Oh my goodness, I had Mr. Krug too! Best teacher I ever had!

I have a 1922 manual titled "Instructions for United States Coast Guard Stations". It's signed in pencil by Surfman #5 G.E. Pittman, of Fort Tilden Lifeboat Station. If anyone has any information on G.E. Pittman, I would appreciate a reply. I like to see a family member receives this manual.

This street is closed to the public.

Hey, Jeanne. . . 3 years later and my brother found this site for me and I saw your message. I always remember you saying how you wanted to live in England! Dreams do come true sometimes. And Jubilee Ranch. . . what a camp. I see you left the home shortly after I. We had a mini reunion at the home back in 2001. . . about 17 of us got together. The home was a good place for us. Memories! Sad to hear about Laura, though.

Wow! I was there from October, 1954 until August, 1962. . . .I do remember Miss Ketals and Miss Edwards and Mrs. Thayer! Miss Ketals and Miss Edwards bought a home in New Jersey. . .a doll like cottage and were going to retire there, but Miss Edwards died first. . . . Miss Milne was okay. When I was sent to a different camp than the rest of the kids (I don't know why), in the summer, this camp had horses (Jubliee Ranch), and Miss Milne gave me her riding boots! Lots of memories there! This is Marlene Binder

4/23/18 , It's three years later so I doubt you will see this Maureen, if you do my sisters Marlene and Erika are doing well their in California and I'm in Palmer Alaska, look me up. It would be great to talk with you. Otto

Made visit to house n march having seen carnegie home in dunfermline Somewhat disappionted with little evidence of Andrew Carnegie period in house The wall paintings and words almost impossible to see Simple things like floor plan and photos of house in its original form Have to say the curator I did speak to appear to have little interest in talking about the historical past The wall chart actually claim Carnegie died in 1920 he died a year earlier

I joined the 77th Infantry Army Reserve in this building in August 1965. Twenty years later my wife and I almost bought a Coop apartment in the building!

This is not 84 Hudson St, It is 90 Hudson Street. I lived there in Apartment 5F from 1982 to 1987. The conversion may have started in 1979, but we were an early and original buyer of a Coop Apartment in 1982. My wife and I were newly-weds, we had just moved to NYC from Santa Barbara, and it was the perfect place to live in NYC in the 1980s.