Up Next
Back to Show
MetroFocus
Interview with Catherine McNeur
With little to no sanitation system and wild animals roaming the streets, Manhattan in the first half of the 19th century was far from the urban metropolis we know today. In her book, Taming Manhattan: Environmental Battles in the Antebellum City, historian Catherine McNeur details life in Manhattan between 1815 and 1865, and the struggles that ensued in the effort to urbanize the city.
Support Provided By
28:00
TRUMP INDICTED ON FEDERAL CHARGES, HEALTH IMPACTS OF EXPOSURE TO THE WILDFIRES SMOKE.
28:00
AIR QUALITY IN NYC REACHES ‘HAZARDOUS’ LEVELS; “SOME LIKE IT HOT” GOES TO BROADWAY
28:00
SUNNY HOSTIN ON THE ISSUES FACING NEW YORK CITY; BROADWAY WEEK: “NEW YORK, NEW YORK"
28:00
DEVELOPERS ROLL THE DICE ON NEW YORK CITY CASINOS; NEIL DIAMOND’S “A BEAUTIFUL NOISE”
