New! Adaptive Reuse on the Hudson

Pier 57 on the Hudson River. Photo: MAS

[In-person] Once a busy turn-of-the-20th-century port, the Hudson waterfront fell into disrepair by the 1970s before being reimagined in the 1990s as a destination for New Yorkers and visitors. This tour with Ginny Poleman explores the 1910 Chelsea Piers—once the Titanic’s planned arrival point, and now a sports and media complex —then follows Hudson River Park stopping at the revitalized Pier 57, Little Island (2021), Gansevoort Peninsula, and a look at an 1970s example of adaptive reuse, the 1898 Bell Laboratories to the Westbeth Artists Housing.

For all tours, there are no refunds, cancellations, or exchanges unless we cancel a tour. Online registration closes one hour prior to the tour start time.

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