Lunchtime Street Food
by Bwana_Brown
After my early morning flight to Montreal, followed by the 3.5 hour drive to Albany, it was lunch time when I drove into the centre of the city for a look around before checking into my hotel. The delicious smells coming from this busy line of mobile vendors caught my attention as I was walking by the State Education building! They sell everything from pizzas, to burgers, sausages and various other delights! Unfortunately for me, my parking meter was running out and I had no more change, so I had to shoot and run!
Albany City Hall
by Ewingjr98
Resembling a church, Albany's City Hall is one of city's oldest buildings. It was constructed from 1881 to 1883 by architect Henry Hobson Richardson, one of the architects who created the state capitol building. The building is made of Rhode Island granite and features a 200-foot bell tower.
In front of City Hall is the statue of General Philip Schuyler, Commander of the Northern Department of the Continental Army in the early days of the American Revolution.
The Capital of New York
by Ewingjr98
Albany is the capital of New York and the county seat of Albany County. Albany is 136 miles north of New York City, and just south of the confluence of the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers. The city's population is 93,963.
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Albany City Hall
Albany City Hall
