Image by rysgam, submitted through the Untapped Cities Photo Pool Last week, we took you off-limits inside the James A. Farley Post Office at the exhibition by Storefront for Art and Architecture. As urban explorers know well, even when you’re shown off-limits places, you know there are even more. The post office, across from Penn Station and the future home of Moynihan Station, supported 16,000 workers at its peak, but less than 200 today. You can imagine just how many abandoned spaces there are inside, a concept explored by the artist Katarzyna Krakowaik in the current installation. After the exhibit, we did our own exploring until a postal worker kindly took us seemingly lost souls back to the main hall, exiting at the quirky Museum of Postal History. Tucked behind the passport section, 99% of people miss this little museum–and not surprisingly, since the easiest way to discover it is through trespassing… Read More