Unlock the mysterious past of Roosevelt Island with this immersive audio tour. It's perfect for history buffs and city explorers eager to uncover the stories etched into one of New York's most intriguing landscapes. This audio guide offers a deep dive into the island's transformation from farmland and home to New York City's outcasts to its modern revival with parks and cutting-edge architecture. The journey begins at the Roosevelt Island Tramway, offering breathtaking aerial views, and concludes at the FDR Four Freedoms Park, where peace and history converge. Along the way, travelers will stroll through the state-of-the-art Cornell Tech campus, delve into the island's role in healthcare at the ruins of the Small Pox Hospital, and pause at landmarks like the Strecker Laboratory and the Visitor Kiosk, once a streetcar stop. The most memorable moments include gazing at the impressive Manhattan skyline from the Cornell Tech Plaza and capturing the solemn beauty of the Small Pox Hospital ruins. Ending at the FDR Four Freedoms Park, you'll come face to face with a stunning bronze bust of Franklin Roosevelt and feel the weight of history in this serene setting. So grab your headset, step into the past, and prepare to be captivated by the island's many layers on this self-guided audio adventure.