Category: West 116th Street Subway Station
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NY- Cherry Blossoms- Sakura Park, Riverside Chapel, Grants Tomb, and International House
NY- Cherry Blossoms- Sakura Park, Riverside Chapel, Grants Tomb, and International House \
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NY- Columbia University- Fall 2010
NY- Columbia University- Fall 2010
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NY- Chewbacca visits the campus of Columbia University
It was a beautiful sunny day on campus. What possessed this person to don a Chewbacca suit and try to pick up girls is beyond me. Youth…
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NY- Columbia University- Neighborhood Restaurants in the Morning
I really haven’t had time to shoot pictures lately because of my workload at school so when I found myself with 15 extra minutes this morning I just had to take some pictures. This is the Columbia University neighborhood on the Upper West Side on Broadway.
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NY- Summer School Students at Columbia University
Columbia University Campus was full of students either trying to catch up or get ahead of thier classmates.
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NY- Columbia University- Charles H Revson Plaza
Charles H Revson Plaza butts up against the Law School and the main campus of Columbia. It’s full of statues and a great place to watch the traffic roll up and down Amsterdam Avenue.
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NY- West 113th Street
Noah Kaufman of the West 113th Street Block Association turned me on to this street sandwiched between Columbia University and Morningside Park. There are some really interesting old buildings such as St. Lukes, St John the Divine, and Engine 47 to name a few as well as some nice vintage apartments.
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NY- Columbia University is preparing to close up shop for the summer
The Columbia University campus along with it’s Morningside Heights neighborhood is getting ready to say goodbye to the students, honor the Class of 2008, and recapture it’s neighborhood for the summer.
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NY- Columbia University opens it’s doors to lure new students this week
The neighborhood is being spit-shined and the campus dolled up for Columbia’s Open House this week.
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NY Cherry Blossoms in Sakura Park
Sakura Park, located on Riverside Drive next the Riverside Cathedral and across the street from Grant’s Tomb, was the site of a huge party in 1909 commemorating the 100th anniversay of Fulton’s Historic Steamboat Cruise up the Hudson River. For the celebration the Japanese were going to present the city with 2,000 Sakura Trees, Sakura…