In 1933, New York's High Line carried freight trains above Manhattan; after its conversion into a park visited by six million people a year, the final garden with 2,000 perennials is set to open in November
- Photo: New York City’s High Line / InstagramNew York City’s High Line began in 1933 as the West Side Elevated Line, carrying meat, dairy, and produce above Manhattan’s streets.
- Nearly two decades after its first section opened as a public park in 2009, the final garden at West 34th Street is set to open in November, completing a greenway that now welcomes about six million visitors each year.
- According to People and Time Out New York, the new 34th Street Garden will include 2,561 square feet of planting beds and roughly 2,000 perennials, along with new paving and signage designed to create a p
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- Photo: New York City’s High Line / InstagramNew York City’s High Line began in 1933 as the West Side Elevated Line, carrying meat, dairy, and produce above Manhattan’s streets.
- Nearly two decades after its first section opened as a public park in 2009, the final garden at West 34th Street is set to open in November, completing a greenway that now welcomes about six million visitors each year.
- According to People and Time Out New York, the new 34th Street Garden will include 2,561 square feet of planting beds and roughly 2,000 perennials, along with new paving and signage designed to create a p
Sources: Times of India