Hudson River.
The Garden State North Reef is constructed, in part, with 250 Redbird subway cars built in the 1960s—now home to starfish and white coral.
Dead Horse Bay.
From the dinner table to the tides to the shore.
Dead Horse Bay.
This baby doll leg was found in the salty brine of DHB and included in the Silent Beaches, Untold Stories exhibit at St. John's University in 2013. Check it out here.
Dead Horse Bay.
This toy appears to be a kangaroo-mouse hybrid. Although he is missing an ear, his little light-bulb heart is still intact
Dead Horse Bay.
Dead Horse Bay marks the site of what once was Barren Island, where for decades the city’s trash and daily animal dead were rendered into profitable byproducts. Today, the area that was once a marshland is now Floyd Bennett Field, bordered by Dead Horse Bay, where bits of trash from the past century continually wash ashore and provide fodder for collectors, explorers, writers, and artists. See a photo below.
