Last Barge to Freshkills, March 2001 (MAKING A MUSEUM: Materializing Regimes of Value with the NYC Department of Sanitation)

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Last Barge to Freshkills, March 2001

Sanitation workers throw a line to shore to help secure the last garbage barge to arrive at Fresh Kills landfill Thursday, March 22, 2001, on New York's Staten Island. The final delivery of garbage marks the end the 53-year-old landfill's use as the final disposal site for most of New York City's garbage. (AP Photo/Beth A. Keiser)

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