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Scott Chessman

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Sandhogs Under New York

Monday, January 11, 2010

Photographer Gina LeVay geologist-Sandhog Scott Chessman talk about Sandhogs, the miners who work 800 feet below the streets of Manhattan, tunneling through bedrock to build the largest unified infrastructure project in New York City history—the 60-mile-long City Water Tunnel #3. LeVay’s book Sandhogs is a portrait of the hidden ...