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Brooklyn Battery Tunnel 1950

Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel Cutaway, 1950

By Invisible Themepark On February 26, 2013 · Add Comment

The Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel was new in 1950, when Alexander Leydenfrost drew this cutaway. At 9,117 feet, it is the longest continuous underwater tunnel in North America, according to Wikipedia. Click to Enlarge to 818 x 771 px: Source: Popular Mechanics May 1950

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