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Steinway's secret piano vault is so off-limits, it can only be opened by biometric fingerprint. The vault contains six of Steinway's most exceptional pianos. We recently got a chance to take a look inside.
The piano company Steinway & Sons has a significant NYC history and its factory, established in the 1870s, is still standing in Northern Astoria, Queens.
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A new book by Christopher Payne, Making Steinway: An American Workplace shows the inner workings and skilled workers of the piano factory in Astoria, Queens.
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Steinway Street in Astoria, Queens ran through the center of Steinway Village–a company town for the employees of piano maker Steinway & Sons.