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Construction of the canal had started in 1903 and would continue until its opening in 1914
Times staff photographer Don Hogan Charles photographed this pair of interlocking arms
he loaded the sidecars with 450 pounds of sand and ran the ride through its usual gravity-defying cycle of soaring
Senator Barry Goldwater once said
Although his commentaries would sometimes be a restatement of one of his newspaper columns
Horse Car's Last Days Frame Color:Natural Construction of the canal hadIn the days before the last of New York's horse drawn trolleys disappeared from the streets, a photographer snapped one on Broadway, near 17th Street, alongside the newfangled thing that had made it obsolete, a "modern electric car." Horse cars like this one, considered an "antiquated vehicle" in 1917, traveled on the Bleecker St. & Fulton Ferry Line for quite a while before the operators chose to abandon the franchise. Several notables rode it one