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Inside Battery Park’s Trippy New SeaGlass Carousel

Portrait of Wendy Goodman

By Wendy Goodman, Curbed and New York Magazine’s design editor who covers the city’s most spectacular interiors.

The SeaGlass Carousel opens today. Photo: Wendy Goodman

I recently took a stroll with Warrie Price, the indomitable president and founder of the Battery Conservancy, through the park that she helped revitalize, on the eve of the SeaGlass Carousel’s opening.

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