PHOTO: Steelwork completed in 1933 on the 39 story US Federal Court House at Foley Square, Reade and Center Streets. Looking from Duane and Broadway. View photo at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Steelwork completed in 1933 on the 39 story US Federal Court House at Foley Square, Reade and Center Streets. Looking from Duane and Broadway. View photo at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Steelwork completed in 1933 on the 39 story US Federal Court House at Foley Square, Reade and Center Streets. Looking from Duane and Broadway. View photo at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Oak Street Police Station and the razed area that is to be site of Gov. Alfred E. Smith Housing Project on the Lower East Side circa 1948. View photo at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: It's a long way down... Iron Workers Local 361 climbing the bridge for renovation in 1995, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: After it was a railway but before it was a park the High Line was just an abandoned stretch, shown here in 1997 run down and overgrown, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: A workman waves perched on a girder above Ward's Island during the construction of the Triboro Bridge in 1935, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: A bird's-eye view of the Prospect Park Zoo under construction in June of 1935, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: In 1975 soil excavated during the construction of the World Trade Center is worked into a landfill for what will become Battery Park City and the Esplanade, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: In 1975 soil excavated during the construction of the World Trade Center is worked into a landfill for what will become Battery Park City and the Esplanade, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: It's Rockefeller Center like you've never seen it - completely excavated and under construction in 1932, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Check out this shot of 30 Rockefeller under construction in 1932, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Check out the view from Catherine and Monroe of Knickerbocker Village being developed in 1933, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: A crane lowers the final segment of the Unisphere into place in 1963, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: In 1937 construction workers dug up the ground behind George Washington to add a sunken garden! Click "More Info" to see this historic pic! Leer más.
PHOTO: Check out this great aerial shot of the Williamsburg Houses being constructed in 1937! Click "More Info" for this historic pic! Leer más.
PHOTO: Check out this pic of the subway first being built here in 1931! Leer más.
PHOTO: Before these were apartments, this entire block was Ebbets Field, home of the Brooklyn Dodgers! Click "More Info" for an amazing aerial shot of the field from 1951! Leer más.
PHOTO: Before it was demolished, the old Madison Square Garden was here since 1925. Click "More Info" to see a great shot of its closing night in 1968! Leer más.
PHOTO: Check out this amazing picture of subway construction at Church and Warren from 1927! Leer más.
PHOTO: Tunnel commission members show off a model of the tunnel in 1924, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Mayor James J. Walker and board members drop down a shaft to inspect the new 8th Ave subway line in 1928, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: The Grand Concourse is nothing but a giant pit in this shot looking North from Fordham Rd during subway construction in 1929, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Good luck crossing this: the GWB under construction in 1929 has no car deck, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: In 1931, workers cast ballots to name the new Hudson River bridge (choosing George Washington, of course!), at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Workers lower framework into place on the top levels of the first World Trade Center during construction in 1970, at the link. Leer más.
PHOTO: Sidewalk superintendents watch construction of a new skyscraper on Lafayette and Leonard in 1971, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Construction of NYC Water Tunnel No. 3 began in 1970 and is expected to continue until 2020. Check out this pic of workers inside the tunnel in 1973, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Did you know the Great Lawn used to be underwater? In 1933 men work on finally filling in the dried bed of the old Lower Reservoir that was here, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: In 1933, after the old Lower Reservoir was finally filled in creating the Great Lawn, youngsters gather for the first unofficial baseball game, at the link! Leer más.
PHOTO: Standing outside Ebbets Field around the turn of the century, at the link! Snap of pic of the nabe now and send your "new view" to @nydailynews on Twitter! Leer más.
