The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volumes 1-2 |
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Page 19
"The Long Island Railroad received or delivered 1,725.000 commuters at Long
Island City, 23.450,000 at the Pennsylvania station and 33,970,000 at Flatbush
Avenue, altogether a grand total of 59,145,000 passengers. The commuters ...
"The Long Island Railroad received or delivered 1,725.000 commuters at Long
Island City, 23.450,000 at the Pennsylvania station and 33,970,000 at Flatbush
Avenue, altogether a grand total of 59,145,000 passengers. The commuters ...
Page 25
At the Staten Island terminal, connections with the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Railway and the Staten Island Railway are proposed, thereby^ providing long-
deferred rapid transit facilities for the entire borough. "If the Trunk Line Railroads
can ...
At the Staten Island terminal, connections with the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Railway and the Staten Island Railway are proposed, thereby^ providing long-
deferred rapid transit facilities for the entire borough. "If the Trunk Line Railroads
can ...
Page 7
922 AUGUST, 1922 ork 30-foot channel on the east side of Blackwell's Island
adjacent to the Long Island City shore, and the deepening and •,r- widening of
Hell Gate and the removal of dangerous shoals. the The completion of this
project will ...
922 AUGUST, 1922 ork 30-foot channel on the east side of Blackwell's Island
adjacent to the Long Island City shore, and the deepening and •,r- widening of
Hell Gate and the removal of dangerous shoals. the The completion of this
project will ...
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