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Monday, 06 February 2012

Circle Line 1977

This section is taken from a Circle Line cruise guide printed in 1977. There are many interesting pictures with some insightful text. New Yorkers may be interested in spotting the differences between the old photos and the modern scenery. Aside from the obvious difference due to terrorism, there are things like the 1970’s cars, texts talking of things to come that have already been built now, area population estimates and so on.

Of course there are things that have remained the same, or gotten better, such as the Circle line cruises themselves, which are still an iconic New York City service for both tourists and New Yorkers. You can see the current Circle Line services here: http://www.circleline.com/

Anyways, this is how the guide begins, the front cover:

America’s Favorite Boat Ride

Cruise Guide

Circle Line 1975 front cover

Welcome 1716
Circle Line Pier 83 1929
New York Sightseeing Map 2153
Day Line Pier 81 and Hoboken Yard 1918
World Trade Center 1785
The Statue of Liberty 1811
Ellis Island and Governors Island 1810
Downtown Manhattan 1853
Battery Park City 1869
Lower Manhattan 1749
South Street Seaport Museum 1796
Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge and Williamsburg 1851
The Empire State Building 1780
The United Nations 1671
Roosevelt Island and Queensborough Bridge 1766
New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center 1685
Gracie Mansion and New York City fireboat 1704
pedestrian lift bridge 1800
Yankee Stadium 1811
Triborough Bridge and High Bridge Tower 1777
Harlem River and NYCU Hall of Fame 1703
Henry Hudson Bridge and The Cloisters 1852
Little Red Lighthouse and George Washington Bridge at Night 1749
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center 1803
Riverside Church, Interchurch Center and Tomb 1713
Soldiers and Sailors Monument and 79th Street Marina 1762
New York City Passenger Ship Terminal 1985
Other Points of Interest on the Cruise 1781
Sail the Hudson River 5437
Statue of Liberty Museum of Immigration 2193

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