New York, Governors Island - 2008 (89 images)

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  • Empty playing fields in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty swimming pool in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty swimming pool in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty playing fields in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • A water fountain in a playing field in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty swimming pool in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty swimming pool in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty playing fields in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • A bench in an empty playing field in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • New York City skyline is seen from an empty playing field in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • An abandoned building part of a swimming club in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • An abandoned playing court in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • An abandoned utility building in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Rusted equipments inside the only mechanic shop now abandoned in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Rusted equipments inside the only mechanic shop now abandoned in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Rusted equipments inside the only mechanic shop now abandoned in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • The only mechanic shop now abandoned in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • An abandoned garage building in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • An abandoned utility building in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Abandoned utility buildings in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Staten Island Ferry is seen passing the Statue of Liberty from Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • A broken street sign in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • A stone marks a time capsule by the students of P.S. 21 which was once a high school in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty buildings in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

  • Empty streets lined by tress in Governors Island in New York City, April 21, 2008. In 2003 Governors Island was purchased by New York State for $1 from the Federal Government. The plans are for it to be returned to the public use after centuries of military use. Currently most of the island is closed to public and New York City and State of New York and the National Park Service control various portions of the Island as new developments plans are discussed.

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