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He was also the chief engineer of Manhattan's elevated railroads.

It eventually got painted white and then a bridge was added that connected the second story of the building to the elevated railroad.

"The French Connection" could be shot here, except for the absence of an elevated railroad.

It is a long panorama on the waterfront seemingly taken from under an elevated railroad.

In 1867, the first elevated railroad was built in New York.

Streetcars, an elevated railroad, and a subway appear to surround the house.

He wanted them replaced with an elevated railroad.

Good early photographs for these buildings are hard to find, in part because of the obstruction of the elevated railroad running up the avenue.

The cafe is nestled within a stone arch that originally formed part of a 19th-century elevated railroad.

The use of the nickname dates from the earliest days of the elevated railroads.