Walking Every Street in Manhattan

In October 2013 I had an idea (it turned out not to be an original idea, but hey, what are you gonna do?). I thought it would be fun to walk every street on the island of Manhattan and take some pictures along the way. A quick Google consultation tells me that this is a 508 mile proposition, which actually doesn't seem that daunting. Here it goes.

2nd AvenUE

2015/02/21

Start of walk

2nd Ave. at 128th St.

Apartment Building

Apartment Building

2nd Ave. btw 119th St. and 118th St.

Yellow Building

Yellow Building

2nd Ave. btw 111th St. and 110th st.

Real Estate

2nd Ave. btw 110th St. and 109th st.

HOME

2nd Ave. btw 103rd St. and 102nd st.

Tequila Sampler

Tequila Sampler

2nd Ave. btw 92nd St. and 91st st.

I thought the brick lines were cool on this one

I thought the brick lines were cool on this one

2nd Ave. btw 78th St. and 77th st.

"My First Graffiti"

"My First Graffiti"

2nd Ave. btw 78th St. and 77th st.

Crane in Repose

Crane in Repose

2nd Ave. btw 50th St. and 49th st.

View north on 2nd Ave

View north on 2nd Ave

2nd Ave. btw 24th St. and 23rd st.

St. George's Episcopal Church (b. 1856)

St. George's Episcopal Church (b. 1856)

2nd Ave. btw 17th St. and 16th St.

St. George's Episcopal Church (b. 1856)

St. George's Episcopal Church (b. 1856)

Rutherford Pl. btw 17th St. and 16th St.

St. Mark's Church in the Bowery (b. 1795)

St. Mark's Church in the Bowery (b. 1795)

2nd Ave. btw 11th St. and 10th St.

Peter Stuyvesant's tomb marker (the black thing on the lower right)

Peter Stuyvesant's tomb marker (the black thing on the lower right)

2nd Ave. btw 11th St. and 10th St.

Colors

Chrystie St.

Chinatown in Winter

Chinatown in Winter

Manhattan Bridge

East River ice floes

East River ice floes

Manhattan Bridge

Start of walk

HOME

Crane in Repose

St. George's Episcopal Church (b. 1856)