After first learning about Parkour from Citynoise, it's only fair that I post this Parkour sighting on the PATH train here... Traceur is a synonym for Parkour They proceeded to engage in such antics all the way from Newark to the WTC station in Manhattan, much to the delight of the otherwise tired, drunk or bored riders of the midnight Friday evening train into the city... Newark, New Jersey...

Sidetracked in Harrison: Warehouses North of the PATH Station

author: Peter : Harrison, NJ

The third post in this Sidetracked in Harrison series, these photos cover the structures and warehouses immediately to the north of the Harison, NJ tracks of the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) commuter light rail The pink region on the map is a quick overview of this area. And again, here's an overview map of Harrison, for context First, we begin in Sidetracked in Harrison: Warehouses South of the PATH Station

author: Peter : Harrison, NJ

A continuation of the Sidetracked in Harrison series, these photos cover several square blocks of warehouses in various stages of use/decay. The particular structures pictured here line the south side of the train track that runs almost directly east-to-west through Harrison, NJ The pink region on the map shows the area in question a little bit more clearly. Here's it's Googlemap, and here is an overview map of Harrison, for context This is the southerly view of the buildings from the NYC-bound PATH platform The

Sidetracked in Harrison: Stadium and Bridge

author: Peter : Harrison, NJ

Just east of Newark, across the Passaic River likes the first east-bound stop on the PATH, Harrison, New Jersey. The Port Authority Police were of course none too pleased to have me toting a camera on their otherwise very boring platform, so I was quickly dispatched to street-level by a sympathetic officer who took me as "just another railfan", and sent me on my way. The Harrison PATH Station Established in 1840. Apparently, they also have a...

Flashmaps: Neighborhoods, Piers and Terminals

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

Not much has changed since 1972, at least in terms of what New Yorker's call their neighborhoods. The "Lower West Side" is Hell's Kitchen and "Lower Broadway" is now the World Trade Center area. Sutton and Tudor seem to have melted into each other some, and into the Upper East Side. Yorkville, too. And I've...

WTC Commute

author: Peter : New York, NY

Each day, I commute through the World Trade Center site to connect from the subway to the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) train... Vesey street and Greenwich, with signs indicating detours and the constantly changing traffic flow due to reconstruction... Heading east, braving the flow of oncoming commuters headed back to New Jersey... you cana see the spire of

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