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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Fort Jay on Governor’s Island
In the middle of the northern section of Governor’s Island sits Fort Jay. It is a star shaped fort, that sits inside and atop a hill. You cross a bridge into a cobblestoned courtyard and can climb up to various … Continue reading
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Tagged arch, architecture, cannon, flag, fort, Governor's Island, history, Island, NYC, Summer
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A Very Hot Trip to Governor’s Island
Located south of Manhattan, lies Governor’s Island – a tiny island that was used as a military installation during the Revolutionary War, then an army outpost, then a Coast Guard installation. There are two forts located on the island which … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, ferry, Governor's Island, history, hudson river, Island, nature, NYC, Summer
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