What you want to see in this map is the line at the right which -when you enlarge the image- is labeled Spuyten Duyvil Creek. The first curve in the S is now the tidal basin in Inwood Hill Park. The creek then winds around Marble Hill, joining the Harlem River. To the left of Marble Hill is a thin line. That creek was dredged and the hillside blasted to form the Ship Canal, enabling freight to move via barge from the Hudson to the Sound (East) River.
A Long Walk, part 2
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Tuesday – photo by Mitch Waxman Your narrator continued his shambling
scuttle, humbly, along Pittsburgh’s Butler Street in a generally
north-westwards dire...
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