George C. Heins and Christopher Grant LaFarge were part of the Arts and Crafts movement and worked in the Beaux-Arts architecture style at the turn of the Twentieth Century when they were commissioned to create signage for the subways stations. 

Located in the Wall Street subway station

Wall Street Station Reliefs

<p>Sherida Paulsen, principal of PKSB Architects, discusses the Manhattan Valley Viaduct, a landmark located at W 125th Street and Broadway.</p>

 Jeffrey Dugan, a partner at Dattner Architects, discusses the renovations done to the 59th Street/Columbus Circle Station. Dugan illuminates on the importance of bridging historical perspective and renovations. 

<p>Richard Dattner, of Dattner Architects, shares his ideas about bridging the new and the old. This rehabilitation project included the renovation of the existing historic station house.</p>

Wall Street Station Reliefs

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