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When you think of New York City you conjure up images of Times Square, Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, Wall Street, etc. But there is one borough in NYC that has a forgotten past. Staten Island–with it’s Farm Colony, Seaview hospital, etc. that shows a hidden past with some dark history that some say should remain hidden.

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    A cholera hospital was added to the site in 1832, and housing for “the insane” in 1837.

    This boat engine is all that remains on a beach after hurricane Sandy washed a boat up onshore.

    Farm Colony Ruins. Also known as the “Poor Farm”, the homeless would work the land in exchange for on-sight housing.

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    This ruin has what appears to be the remains of a guard tower.

    Seaview Hospital Ruins. A cholera hospital was added to the site in 1832, and housing for “the insane” in 1837.

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    Seaview Ruins. What remains of the road that ran the length of the complex.

    Fort Wadsworth

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    Beneath the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge

    Lemon Creek Park

    Fireworks over the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge

    Christmas at Historic Richmondtown

    A view of Manhattan Skyline

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