Water Tanks, Fire House and Greta
Dedicated to my surrogate parents of my undergraduate Days: Haig and Sheena enjoy!
“Looking North from Broadway and 14th Street”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Pushing the Pushcart after lunch”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Broadway and 13th Street”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Kinckerbocker Bar & Grill”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Knickerbocker Bar & Grill”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Washington Square Park”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Friday in Washington Square Park”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
A peaceful Interlude
“Ain’t that the truth!?”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
Judson Church on Washington Square Park South Always has timely and uplifting messages on it’s board.
Photo by Dan Scolnick
and it has since 1892
“New York City Firehouse”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Quality Eats”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
Photo by Dan Scolnick 
Photo by Dan Scolnick
NYC Water Tanks
Exposed Water Tank on the Left
Featured Water Tank on the Right
Photo by Dan Scolnick
“Hidden Water Tank”
Photo by Dan Scolnick
Buildings taller than 6 Stories in NYC must have a water tank on the roof, or pumping machinery to deliver water pressure to the higher floors. Water Tanks are virtually all made by Rosenwach. They are made of wood, like a wood barrel with a wood conical top. The are a ‘feature’ of the rooftops of NYC buildlings. They come in 3 flavors. Exposed, as you see in the above picture on the left, Featured, as you see in the above left picture on the right, and Hidden, as you see in the right side picture.
Some people have actually made apartments out of Water Tanks.
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