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Image:CollegeWalk2.jpg|With lit trees during winter | Image:CollegeWalk2.jpg|With lit trees during winter | ||
Image:Collegewalklit.jpg|With lit trees during winter | Image:Collegewalklit.jpg|With lit trees during winter | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 8 April 2007
College Walk is the pedestrianized stretch of 116th Street on the Morningside Heights campus between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.
Originally a busy street, it was swapped for some worthless land the university owned upstate during the tenure of University President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
During the holiday season, the trees along College Walk are lighted, a period which is kicked off by the Tree Lighting Ceremony. The trees remain lit until the end of February.
Summer on College Walk
Autumn on College Walk
College Walk in the 1940s, prior to pedestrianization
With lit trees during winter
With lit trees during winter
