In 1904, a new public transportation system, the New York City Subway, began to change the city forever. For the first time, the City Hall station received passengers on October 27, but at the moment the station is closed to passengers and is used only for U-Turn trains No. 6, which have the final stop at the Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall station. However, most people do not know that this subway is not the first in New York. As a result of the heavy congestion on Broadway, Alfred Eli Beach (the y...