Fort Jay in Governor's Island is a part of National Historic Landmark District and has been a coastal naval base in the past. It has a star shaped construction and is situated within the boundaries of Governor's Island National Monument. This historic building has undergone numerous re-modelling and while it is no longer a Coast Guard base, it played a significant part in history through the years 1794 to 1966.
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The Brooklyn Army Terminal is spread over an expanse of more than 90 acres (364,217 square meters), and it is home to many tenants, including Uncommon Goods, Urban Green Furniture, Marc Joseph NY, Inc., and then some. Although used as a commercial complex today, the place played a crucial role as a supply base in World War II. It was the mightiest of its kind then, and today, it features proudly on the National Register of Historic Places. Stroll around the area, and watch containers being shipped and imported while soaking up the breeze that blows across the New York–New Jersey water boundaries.
Barrow's Intense Tasting Room is a distillery producing 100% natural ginger liqueur. The modern distilling technique combined with traditional recipe and fresh ingredients ensure that the liqueur produced here is of the highest quality. Apart from this, you can taste a wide range of vodka, beer, gin and whiskey flights procured from some of the best distilleries and breweries in New York at Barrow's Intense Tasting Room. Their liqueur is available in numerous bars across different states in the US.
