During work to stabilize the foundation of the Corbin Building, built in 1888, located at the northeast corner of Broadway and John Street in Lower Manhattan, a brick well was uncovered. A section was removed and analyzed by archaeologists who noted that it is larger than most wells found in Manhattan, suggesting it was perhaps a public well or part of a larger property. There is no associated collection. The Corbin Building is now part of the Fulton Transit Center. For more information see: Mitigation Report for the Fulton Street Transit Center, Unanticipated Discovery of Brick Feature Beneath the Corbin Building, NY, NY