Caption:
This photograph offers a striking view of the never-used Port of New York Grain Terminal Elevator, prominently situated in the distance. Originally constructed in the early 1900s, the facility was intended to store grain off-loaded from ships. However, it has remained unused for its original purpose, standing instead as a testament to unfulfilled aspirations in urban development. Located at the entrance to the Gowanus Canal from New York Bay, the elevator has become a notable destination for urban explorers, drawn to its historical significance and unique architecture. For this photographer, the site evokes cherished childhood memories, establishing an enduring connection to its existence and the narrative it represents.
Size: 4795h x 6000w