This site which includes Battery Park and Whitehall Slip in Lower Manhattan, revealed 17th, 18th, and 19th-century deposits including portions of the mid-18th century Battery. A portion of that wall is now on display in the South Ferry Station and as part of an exhibit called, "Walls within Walls" in Castle Clinton within Battery Park. The archaeological collection is within the NYC Archaeological Repository.
South Ferry Terminal
Manhattan, Battery Park, South Ferry Terminal
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South Ferry Terminal, New York, NY (2012)
October 2004 - March 2006
Archaeological work completed between 2004 and 2005 as part of a large scale construction of a subway infrastructure project in Battery Park and the adjacent area uncovered segments of the 18th-century defensive Battery, resources associated with Whitehall Slip, and 17th ...
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South Ferry Terminal, NY, NY
A summary of the findings of an archaeological project completed as part of the construction of a new subway station and tunnel that is aimed for the general public. Please click here to access: Battery Walls, Sherds, and Clay Pipes: Getting ...
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Whiteware Rim Sherd
(1820 - 1860)
Whiteware Body Sherd
(1770 - 1820)
Creamware Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1810)
Creamware Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1820)
Creamware Rim Sherd
(1780 - 1820)
Creamware Royal Rim Pattern Base/Body/Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1810)
Creamware Royal Rim Pattern Base/Body/Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1810)
Creamware Royal Rim Pattern Base/Body/Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1810)
Creamware Royal Rim Pattern Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1810)
Creamware Base/Body/Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1820)
Creamware Base Sherd
(1770 - 1820)
Creamware Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1820)
Creamware Body/Rim Sherd
(1780 - 1830)
Creamware Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1830)