722 Miles: The Building of the Subways and How They Transformed New York
by Clifton Hood
Clifton Hood explores the construction of New York’s subway system and the sweeping changes it brought to the city. Centered on 722 miles of underground rail, this historical account considers how transportation infrastructure reshaped New York and altered the experience of urban life.
About This Book
Clifton Hood’s book examines the construction of New York’s subway system.
It focuses on the development of 722 miles of underground rail and the work involved in creating this major transportation network.
The book also considers how the subways transformed New York, offering a historical look at the relationship between infrastructure and urban change.
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