A busy New York street corner, a case study of the perfect walkable neighborhood, filmed in 1901 by the Thomas Edison Company. Can you spot the differences between the street then and today?
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City Walk is a unique, six-part series that reveals how walking is changing life in Los Angeles and other major cities throughout the U.S.
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