Pier 57

Pier 57 is recorded on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. It was worked in 1952 and is viewed as noteworthy on account of its inventive building plan by Emil Praeger, who additionally outlined gliding wharfs for Allied arrivals in World War II. Wharf 57 is upheld by three light, empty cement boxes. These 27,000-ton areas were worked in Haverstraw, NY. Upon fulfillment, they were overwhelmed and glided down the waterway to their ebb and flow area. The Pier's strategy for development was generally proclaimed and announced in building diaries at the time. Tourist from all over the world come here.