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Guide to the Geographic File

ca 1800-present (Bulk 1850-1950) PR20

The New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West New York, NY 10024

Descriptive Summary Title: Geographic File Dates: ca 1800-present (bulk 1850-1950)

Abstract: The Geographic File includes prints, photographs, and newspaper clippings of street views and buildings in the five boroughs (Series III and IV), arranged by location or by type of structure. Series I and II contain foreign views and United States views outside of New York City.

Quantity: 135 linear feet (160 boxes; 124 drawers of flat files) Call Phrase: PR 20

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The New-York Historical Society Library

Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections

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GEOGRAPHIC FILE

Series I. Foreign Views Series II. American Views Series III. New York City Views (Manhattan) Series IV. New York City Views (Other Boroughs)

Processed by Committee

Current as of May 25, 2006

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Provenance

Material is a combination of gifts and purchases. Individual dates or information can be found on the verso of most items.

Access

The collection is open to qualified researchers. Portions of the collection that have been photocopied or microfilmed will be brought to the researcher in that format; microfilm can be made available through Interlibrary Loan.

Photocopying

Photocopying will be undertaken by staff only, and is limited to twenty exposures of stable, unbound material per day. Researchers may not accrue unused copy amounts from previous days. On-site researchers may print out unlimited copies from microfilm reader-printer machines at a per-exposure rate; see guidelines in the reading room for details.

Permission to reproduce or quote in publication

Application to use images from this collection for publication should be made in writing to the Department of Rights and Reproductions, The New-York Historical Society, 2 West 77th Street, New York, NY 10024-5194. Permission to reproduce or quote text from this collection in a publication must be requested from and granted in writing by the Library Director, The New-York Historical Society, 2 West 77th Street, New York, NY 10024-5194.

Citation

This collection should be cited as: Geographic File, PR 020, Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections, The New-York Historical Society.

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Scope and Content Notes The Geographic File is an artificial collection created over the course of many years in the Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections. Small donations of prints or photographs of views of geographic locations have been filed here. The collection contains, in addition to prints and photographs, some newspaper clippings, some reproductions of paintings and other items in the N-YHS Museum collection, and some ephemera. The collection is divided into four series: Foreign Views; American Views; New York City Views (Manhattan); and New York City Views (Other Boroughs). Within each series, material is separately housed by size. Boxes hold material smaller than approximately 12 x 14 inches. Larger material is housed flat in folders in drawers. Oversize material is generally larger than 30 x 40 inches. Boxed material is described to the folder level. Some larger material has been described to the item level. Oversize material is all described to the item level, to facilitate use and reduce unnecessary handling. See individual series descriptions for more cataloging information. Series I. Foreign Views is arranged alphabetically by country. Current (as of 2006), and not contemporaneous, names of countries were used. Each country for which there is a view is listed. In the boxed views, if five or more views of a city within a country exist, that city received its own folder. Series II. American Views is arranged alphabetically by state. Within states, views of cities are also arranged alphabetically. In the boxed views, if five or more views of a city exist, that city received its own folder. Within each city, additional folders were also created for buildings, etc. with five or more views. Series III. New York City Views (Manhattan) is arranged in an organizational structure by topic of the view. GENERAL views include aerial views (those taken from airplanes or from the top of a tall building) and birds-eye views (generally 19th-century prints). Aerial views of lower Manhattan include views of the World Trade Center. Aerial views of midtown include views of the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building. Aerial views of uptown include images of Central Park, Grant’s Tomb, Riverside Drive and Riverside Park. Harbor views are those which show the shore and skyline of Manhattan from the water, or from across some body of water. Some river and harbor views that show more than one borough are filed here. If the view is mainly of another borough, it will be filed therein. For views of the Manhattan harbors and piers from within the city, look under Rivers and Piers. RIVERS, ISLANDS, and BRIDGES are arranged alphabetically. All bridges that connect the 5 boroughs are filed here. Bridges within another borough should be found in Series IV. Most buildings on islands (for example, asylums on Roosevelt Island) are filed under general Buildings headings. It behooves researchers to look under both headings to be sure of complete coverage. STREET SCENES are views along streets and avenues. Some show a small portion of one block, some show several blocks. For views that specifically spotlight one building, search under BUILDINGS. However, researchers should also search the street scenes for other images of a specific building, especially those which may also show surrounding buildings and street and sidewalk traffic. Street scenes are arranged alphabetically or numerically. A few named squares have their own folder (i.e. Herald Square and Times Square). For more Times Square images, see Night Views in GENERAL views. Researchers interested in those areas should also consult surrounding streets, such as Broadway, the avenues, and the appropriate cross streets. PARKS and GARDENS include images of parks and gardens, some now defunct, throughout Manhattan. A few gardens run as commercial enterprises, such as Elgin’s Botanic Garden can be found here. BUILDINGS are prints or photographs that spotlight a specific building. Churches are filed alphabetically by name following the organization provided in David Dunlap’s encyclopedic work From Abyssinian to Zion, which is available for reference. Government buildings include police and fire stations. Residences are filed alphabetically by the last name of the owner, or by their own name, if applicable. Cross-

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references have been provided in those cases. Named apartment complexes are filed in alphabetically with residences, and unnamed apartment buildings can be found at the end of the run. TRANSPORTATION includes images of all sorts of transportation found within the boundaries of New York City. For more general transportation (i.e. generic railroad images), look in the Subject File (PR 068). This category mainly includes images of buses, carriages, elevated railroads and subway images. Images of shipping boats can sometimes be found in Harbor Views, and also in the Maritime History File (PR 100). EVENTS include views of special events, such as parades, funeral processions, celebrations, and xxx. Researchers looking for parade images should also check street scenes for those streets that are often parade routes, such as Broadway and Fifth Avenue. For example, the Madison Square folder contains panoramic views that show banners for the Pan-Am Exposition. Material housed in boxes includes many photos by Beecher Ogden, and also a great many images (most copy photographs) collected, and donated, by George Bagoe. Material housed flat has been separated into two categories based on format: Prints and Photographs. Within each format, material has been arranged into the above categories. Each image filed under the Buildings categories is separately listed in the finding aid below. In other categories, attempts have been made to provide more specific information about images in each folder, to reduce browsing and encourage more specific use. Series IV. New York City Views (Other Boroughs) follows the same general organizational structure as Series III. For bridges and some general harbor views, see Series III.

Related Materials in the Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections

Additional printed views of New York City can be found in the Boyd Collection (PR 007) and in Fine Art Prints of New York. City (PR 229) Additional photographs can be found throughout the photographic collections of the Department. All bound volumes of New York City and other views are catalogued in the Library’s catalog, BOBCAT. More general (not specific to NYC or a specific geographical location) images of firefighters, transportation, and occupations can be found in the Subject File (PR 068).

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Arranged alphabetically by country. 1 Algeria Austria Bahamas Barbados Belgium Bermuda China Canada Alberta General Banff British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Nova Scotia Ontario General Ottawa Toronto Quebec General Montreal Quebec City 2 2 Miscellaneous Cuba Curacao Denmark Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England

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France [2] General Paris Versailles Germany Gibraltar Greece Greenland Guatemala Haiti Israel 3 Italy General Naples and Pompeii Venice Jamaica Japan Liberia Mexico Monaco Mozambique Netherlands New Zealand (Transit of Venus, 1874) Panama Philippines Portugal Puerto Rico Russia Spain

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Switzerland [3] 2 General 4 Davos Turkey General Armenia, 1919 United Kingdom General Channel Islands London Oxford Scrooby

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X Algeria X Antarctica X Antigua X Argentina X Austria X Belgium X Brazil Canada X General X Newfoundland X Quebec and Montreal X Cuba X Denmark X Egypt France X General X Paris X Germany X Greece X Haiti X Israel Italy X General X Rome, including the Vatican X Jamaica X Japan X Martinique X Mexico

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X Netherlands X Panama X Sweden X Switzerland x Ukraine United Kingdom England X General X London X Scotland X Wales X Uruguay France X Paris

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Arranged alphabetically by state

1 Alabama Alaska Captain Amundsen and related Cities and buildings Nome Occupational scenes Portraits Scenery Miscellaneous Arizona Desert scenes Grand Canyon Miscellaneous Arkansas California A – L Los Angeles M – T Monterey Sacramento San Francisco 2 4 General views Chinatown Earthquake and fire Yosemite Miscellaneous Photos by Taber 2 Photos by Watkins Colorado 3 Clear Creek and Cripple Creek Colorado Springs Creede Denver Leadville Manitou Springs/Garden of the Gods Pike’s Peak Railroads Scenery Miscellaneous

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Connecticut 4 A – F Bridgeport Fairfield Farmington G – L Greenwich Hartford M – Q Middletown New Haven General views Yale University New London New Milford Milford Norwich R S South Norwalk South Wilton Stamford Stratford 5 T-Z Wethersfield Windsor Miscellaneous Delaware A – Z Dover New Castle Wilmington District of Columbia 2 General views Buildings Churches Government Buildings Library of Congress Smithsonian Institution 2 U. S. Capitol U. S. Patent Office U. S. Post Office U. S. Treasury Dept. 2 White House 6 Hotels Monuments and Statues Museums Residences

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Florida [6] A – N DeLand O – W Palm Beach St. Augustine West Palm Beach Miscellaneous Georgia A – Z Augusta 2 Savannah Miscellaneous Hawaii 7 Idaho Illinois A – Z Chicago Miscellaneous Chicago Historical Society Fire Hotels University of Chicago Views 8 Exposition 1893 2 Miscellaneous 5 Photos by C. D. Arnold World’s Fair 1933 Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana A-Z Baton Rouge New Orleans General St. Louis Cemetery River views St. Francisville

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9 Maine A – K Bangor East Port L – Y Mount Desert Island Portland Miscellaneous Maryland A – Z Annapolis Baltimore General Churches Homewood Estate Monuments Ellicott’s Mills Residence of J.P. Kennedy Massachusetts A – B Amherst Arlington Boston General Boston Common and Public Garden Buildings Commercial Government General Faneuil Hall State House 10 Churches Monuments and Statues Mount Auburn Cemetery Residences General Hancock House Paul Revere’s House Universities C- F Cambridge

Harvard University Longfellow’s House Residences Washington’s Elm Chicopee Concord Dedham

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Massachusetts, cont. [10] Deerfield General Residences G – L Gloucester Lexington M 11 Marlborough Medford N Nantucket North Woburn O – P Plymouth Provincetown Q – S Salem South Hadley Springfield Stockbridge T – Z Wellesley Worcester Michigan 12 A – Z Ann Arbor Detroit Minnesota A – Z Minneapolis St. Paul Mississippi A – Z Mississippi River Missouri A – Z St. Louis Montana A – Z Nebraska A – Z

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Nevada [12] A – Z Lake Tahoe New Hampshire A – Z Concord Lake Views Lake Winnipesaukee Portsmouth White Mountains 13 New Jersey A – C Allaire Barnagat Bridgeton Burlington D – F Elizabeth Fort Lee G – J Greenville Hackensack Hoboken Jersey City K – L Lakewood Long Branch M – O Middletown Morristown General Washington’s Headquarters 14 Newark New Brunswick General Buccleuch Mansion Oakland Orange(s) P – R Palisades Passaic & Passaic Falls Paterson Perth Amboy Pompton Lakes Preakness Princeton General Princeton University

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New Jersey, cont. [14] Rockaway S-Z Shrewsbury Somerville Springfield 15 Trenton Union Weehawken New Mexico A-Z Santa Fe New York A Adirondacks General Artotypes by E. Bierstadt Hotels, Lodges Lake Views Mount Marcy Mount McIntyre Albany 16 2 General 2 Photographs by Augustus Pruyn Buildings General State Capitol Residences Amenia Auburn B Beacon Bedford 17 Berlin Buffalo General Pan American Exposition 1901 CA-CD Catskill Catskill Mountains General Catskill Mountain House

CE-CH Cherry Valley CI-CO Cohoes Cold Spring

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New York State, cont. [17] Cold Spring Harbor CP-CZ Craryville Creedmoor Croton-on-Hudson Van Cortlandt Ferry House Van Cortlandt Manor House 18 D Deerfield Dobbs Ferry Dover Plains E Eastchester General St. Paul’s Church East Hampton Ellisburg Elmsford Erie Canal F Fishkill Fort A-Z 2 Fort Ticonderoga Fulton 19 G Garrison Geneva Glen Island Glens Falls Goshen H Hadley Hartsdale Hastings-on-Hudson Haverstraw General Joshua Hett Smith House – Washington’s Headquarters Hempstead General St. George’s Episcopal Church Hollis Hudson Hudson River 20 3 General views of river and along banks Hudson Highlands Islands Bannerman’s Island Cruger’s Island

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New York State, cont. Hudson River, cont. Mountains along the Hudson [20] General Anthony’s Nose Breakneck Storm King Huntington 4 Hurley Hyde Park General Roosevelt House and Presidential Library 21 I Irvington Ithaca J K Kaaterskill Falls Kinderhook Kingston 2 General Senate House LA-LZ Lakes A-Z Lake Champlain Kaaterskill Lake 2 Lake George 22 Lake Mohegan Little Falls on the Mohawk River Little Seneca River Locust Valley Long Beach Long Island (unidentified towns) Luzerne M Marbletown Massapequa Mohawk [River and Valley] Mohonk Lake Montauk Mount Vernon N Newburgh 2 General Washington’s Headquarters 23 New Paltz New Windsor 6 Niagara Falls 24 North Tarrytown

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New York State, cont. [24] Nyack O Oakdale Ogdensburg Ossining Oswego Oyster Bay General Sagamore Hill (Home of Theodore Roosevelt) P Peekskill Pelham Manor Poughkeepsie Q Quaker Hill 25 R Rochester General Genessee Falls Rose Roslyn Rye SA-SN Saranac Lake Saratoga Springs General Congress Hall Saugerties Scarsdale Schenectady Schoharie Schuylerville Seager Setauket Sharon Shavertown Shushan 26 SO-SZ Southampton

Stoneridge Stony Brook General Hercules Figurehead Stony Point Syracuse T Tappan General

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New York State, cont. Tappan, cont. [26] Washington’s Headquarters Tarrytown General Sunnyside (home of Washington Irving) Thousand Islands Troy U Utica 27 V Valhalla W Watertown Westchester County West Point 2 General Fort Putnam Kosciuszko Garden and Tomb 4 Military Academy White Plains 28 Yonkers General Phillipse Manor House Yorktown 2 Miscellaneous and Unidentified North Carolina A – Z Asheville Edenton New Bern Raleigh North Dakota A-Z Ohio A – Z Cincinnati Cleveland General Buildings General Western Reserve Historical Society Building Churches Schools and Universities Columbus Toledo

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Oklahoma 29 A-Z Guthrie Opening of the Cherokee Strip Oregon A-Z Pennsylvania A – L Conestoga/Susquehanna area—Indian Point Delaware Water Gap Ephrata Gettysburg Hometown Johnstown Lancaster M – R New Hope Philadelphia 30 3 General Bridges Street Scenes Buildings General Banks Carpenter’s Hall Independence Hall/State House Churches General Christ Church Colleges, Schools Institutions Museums and Libraries Parks Fairmount Park Penitentiaries Residences [30] General Benedict Arnold Chew House William Penn World’s Fair 1876 Pittsburgh 31 Roadside America Village S – Z Schuylkill Valley Forge General Washington’s Headquarters

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Pennsylvania, cont. [31] York Miscellaneous General Railroads Rivers Rhode Island A-Z Block Island Newport Beach Views Buildings Deaf and Dumb Asylum Old Stone Tower/Mill Residences Miscellaneous Providence Wakefield 32 South Carolina A-Z Charleston Buildings Churches Residences General Miles Brewton/William Pringle House Drayton Hall Miscellaneous Georgetown South Dakota Tennessee A – Z Nashville General Texas A –Z San Antonio Utah A – Z Great Salt Lake Salt Lake City Street Views 33 Temple and Tabernacle General

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Vermont [33] A – Z Bennington Burlington Plymouth Poultney Virginia A-L M-Z Alexandria Arlington Charlottesville Fredericksburg Harper’s Ferry See: West Virginia, Box 34 Hot Springs Jamestown James River Residences, General Carter’s Grove Lorton Mount Vernon 2 Exterior Views 34 Interior Views Washington’s Tomb Natural Bridge Richmond General Capitol Churches Residences Stratford Williamsburg General Residences Yorktown Moore House Nelson House Miscellaneous Washington A-Z Seattle West Virginia A–Z Harper’s Ferry White Sulphur Springs

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Wisconsin 35 A–Z Wyoming A – Z Yellowstone National Park Geysers Scenery Misc. Miscellaneous views

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Series II. American Views, FLAT MATERIAL (Uncataloged; ask Reference Librarian for assistance)

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GENERAL VIEWS Aerial views [photographs] 1 Lower Manhattan, taken from airplanes General Showing World Trade Center Construction (1972) 2 Lower Manhattan, taken from rooftops Midtown (1st –59th Streets) Uptown (60th St. and north) 2 Birdseye Views [prints] Harbor Views [views of shore and skyline from the water] 17th Century 18th Century General Burgis View (1717-1718) Carwitham View (1731-1736) 19th Century Prints General New York from Staten Island New York from Weehawken Photographs 20th Century 3 2 20th Century Night views Winter Views General views Milestones on Manhattan (photographs by Richard Koke) Bourne views of New York City 2 Intimate Sketches of New York (by Vernon Howe Bailey) 4 Then and Now Series, Ye Olde Settlers’ Association Photographs by Harry V. Mitchell, 1910-1925 2 Photographs by Robert C. Weinberg, ca. 1930 Composite views and multiple scenes 3 Souvenir view books

RIVERS 5 4 East River (including piers and Hell Gate) Harlem River 3 Hudson River (including piers) Spuyten Duyvil Creek ISLANDS 6 Ellis Island Governor’s Island 2 Liberty Island (once Bedloe’s Island) and Statue of Liberty North Brother Island


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ISLANDS, cont. [6] Randall’s Island Roosevelt Island (once Welfare Island and Blackwell’s Island) Ward’s Island BRIDGES [Includes all bridges in the five boroughs] Bayonne Bridge Brooklyn Bridge 2 Construction Railroad 7 3 General Broadway Bridge Dyckman’s Bridge 2 George Washington Bridge, including construction and opening ceremonies Harlem Bridge Hellgate Bridge Henry Hudson Bridge 8 2 High Bridge McComb’s Dam Bridge Manhattan Bridge New York and Putnam Railroad Bridge Queensborough Bridge Third Avenue Bridge Washington Bridge Whitestone Bridge Williamsburg Bridge Willis Avenue Bridge Verrazano Bridge Miscellaneous and unidentified STREET VIEWS Includes Circles and Squares (unless they are actually a park, like Madison Square Park) 9 Abingdon Square Academy Street Allen Street Amity Lane 3 Amsterdam Avenue (formerly Tenth Avenue) Ann Street Arden Street Astor Place Bank Street Barclay Street Barrow Street Baruch Place (formerly Goerck Street) Battery Place Baxter Street (formerly Orange Street)


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [9] Bayard Street Beach Street Beaver Street Beekman Street Bennett Avenue Birmingham Street 3 Bleecker Street 10 Bond Street 3 Bowery 3 Broad Street views depicting Broad Street prior to 1800 19th century views 20th century views Broadway 2 “Both Sides of Broadway” (plates from book) 11 Tallis Views (reproductions; for originals see F128.65.A2 T35 1854) 3 Bowling Green north to Fulton Street 12 Pedestrian Bridge at Fulton Street (Loew’s Bridge) 4 Fulton north to Chambers Street 13 6 Chambers Street north to 8th Street 14 3 8th Street north to 30th Street 30th Street to 36th Street (includes Herald Square) 36th Street to 44th Street (includes Times Square) 15 44th Street to 50th Street (includes Times Square) 2 50th Street to 72nd Street (includes Columbus Circle) 5 72nd Street and north Broome Street Burling Slip Byrd Street 16 Canal Street Carlisle Street Caroline Street Cathedral Parkway See: 110th Street Catherine Lane Catherine Slip Catherine Street Cedar Street Central Park South (59th Street between Broadway and Fifth Avenue) Central Park West (59th Street to 110th Street) Centre Street Chambers Street Charles Street (formerly Van Nest Place) Charlton Street Chatham Square Cherry Street Christopher Street Church Street


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [16] Chrystie Street 17 City Hall Place Clendenning’s Lane Cliff Street Clinton Street Coenties Slip Coffee House Slip Collister Street Columbia Street Columbus Avenue Commerce Street Convent Avenue Cooper Square Cornelia Street Cortlandt Street Crosby Street Delancey Street Desbrosses Street Dey Street Division Street Dominick Street Donovan’s Lane Dover Street Downing Place Downing Street Doyers Street Duane Street Dutch Street Dyckman Street East Broadway East End Avenue East Houston East River Drive East Street Edgar Street Edgecombe Avenue 18 Eldridge Street Elizabeth Street Elm Street See also Lafayette Street Essex Street Exchange Place Extra Place Ferry Street Fort Washington Avenue Franklin Street Franklin Square


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STREET VIEWS, cont. Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive See: East River Drive [18] Front Street Fulton Street Gay Street Gold Street Gouverneur Street Gramercy Park West Grand Street Great Jones Street Greene Street Greenwich Avenue Greenwich Street Grove Court and Grove Street Hague Street Hamilton Place and Hamilton Terrace Hanover Square Harrison Street Haven Avenue Henry Hudson Parkway See: West Side Highway Henry Street 19 Herald Square Hester Street Hillside Avenue Horatio Street Houston Street See also: West Houston Street Howard Street Hubert Street Hudson Street Irving Place Jackson Street Jacob Street Jacobus Place James Slip and James Street Jane Street John Street Jones Street King Street Lafayette Court Lafayette Place Lafayette Street Laight Street


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [19] Lenox Avenue 20 Leonard Street Leroy Street Lewis Street Lexington Avenue Liberty Place Liberty Street Lincoln Place Lispenard Street MacDougal Alley MacDougal Street Madison Avenue 3 23rd Street to 45th Street 21 2 45th Street and north Madison Street Maiden Lane Mail Street Manhattan Avenue Manhattan Place See: Republican Alley Manhattan Street Marble Hill Avenue Market Street Mercer Street Milligan Place Minetta Lane and Minetta Street Mitchell Place Monroe Street Moore Street Morningside Avenue Morton Street Mott Street Mott’s Lane Mulberry Street Murray Street Nagle Avenue 22 Nassau Street New Street New Chambers Street Norfolk Street North Moore Street North William Street Oak Street Old Slip Oliver Street Orchard Street


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STREET VIEWS, cont. Park Avenue [22] 4 north to 72nd Street 23 2 72nd Street and north Park Place 2 Park Row See also: Printing House Square Park Street (formerly Cross) Park Terrace East Patchin Place Payson Avenue (Inwood) Pearl Street Peck Slip Pell Street 24 Perry Street Pike Street Pitt Street Pleasant Avenue [Harlem (Old)] Pomanders Walk Post Avenue Prince Street Printing House Square See also: Park Row

Reade Street Renwick Street Republican Alley [or Manhattan Place] Ridge Street Riverside Drive 3 General Shore R.R. Riverview Terrace Rivington Street Roosevelt Street Rose Street [Colonial Prince Street] Rutgers Place Saint James Place Saint John’s Place Saint Luke’s Place Saint Mark’s Place Saint Nicholas Avenue (formerly Harlem Lane) Saint Nicholas Place Seaman Avenue Sheridan Square 25 4 South Street Spring Street Spruce Street Stanton Street


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [25] Staple Street State Street Stone Street Striker’s Lane (now area from W. 52nd –54th Streets between 11th & 12th Avenues) Stuyvesant Alley

Stuyvesant Street Sullivan Street Sutton Place Sylvan Terrace Thames Street Thomas Street Thompkins Street Thompson Street Trinity Place 26 Union Square East Union Square West University Place Vandam Street (Trinity Church Farm) Vanderbilt Avenue Vandewater Street Varick Street Vesey Street Wadsworth Avenue Walker Street Wall Street Cuts from “Wall Street in History” 3 Broadway to William Street 27 2 Broadway to William Street William Street to East River Warren Street Washington Mews Washington Place Washington Square East Washington Square North Washington Square South Washington Square West [part of MacDougal Street] Washington Street Water Street Watts Street Waverly Place 28 Weehawken Street West Broadway West End West Houston Street (formerly Hammersley St.) West Side Elevated Express Highway


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [28] West Street Whitehall Street White Street (Calkhook Farm) 2 William Street Wooster Street Worth Street York Avenue York Street (Trinity Church Farm) 29 1st Street 2nd Street East 3rd Street West 3rd Street (formerly Amity Street) 2 4th Street 5th Street 6th Street 7th Street 8th Street 9th Street 10th Street West 10th Street (formerly Amos Street) 2 11th Street East 12th Street West 12th Street (formerly Troy Street) 2 13th Street East 14th Street 30 West 14th Street 15th Street 16th Street 17th Street 18th Street 19th Street 20th Street 21st Street 22nd Street 2 23rd Street 31 24th Street 25th Street 26th Street 27th Street 28th Street 29th Street 30th Street 31st Street 32nd Street 33rd Street 2 34th Street 35th Street


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [31] 36th Street 2 37th Street 32 38th Street 39th Street 2 40th Street 41st Street 42nd Street Panorama 3 East 42nd Street 2 West 42nd Street 33 43rd Street 44th Street 45th Street 46th Street 47th Street 48th Street 2 49th Street 50th Street 2 51st Street 2 52nd Street 2 53rd Street 2 54th Street 34 55th Street 56th Street 2 57th Street 58th Street 2 59th Street East 60th Street 61st Street East 62nd Street 63rd Street 64th Street 65th Street 66th Street 67th Street 68th Street 69th Street 70th Street 71st Street 2 72nd Street 35 73rd Street 74th Street 75th Street 2 76th Street 2 77th Street 78th Street 79th Street 80th Street 81st Street 82nd Street


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [35] 83rd Street 84th Street East 85th Street 86th Street 87th Street 88th Street 89th Street 90th Street West 91st Street 92nd Street 93rd Street West 94th Street 95th Street 96th Street East 97th Street 98th Street West 99th Street 36 West 100th Street 101st Street West 103rd Street 104th Street West 105th Street 106th Street West 107th Street 108th Street 109th Street West 110th Street (Cathedral Parkway) West 111th Street 112th Street 113th Street 115th Street 116th Street East 117th Street 118th Street 119th Street 121st Street West 122nd Street 123rd Street 124th Street 125th Street 126th Street 127th Street 128th Street 129th Street West 130-132nd Streets West 133rd Street West 134th Street 135th Street 37 136th Street


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STREET VIEWS, cont. [37] West 137th Street 138th Street 139th Street 140th to 149th Street 150th to 159th Street 160th to 169th Street 170th-179th Street 180th-189th Street 190th-199th Street 200th-209th Street 210th-219th Street 220th-228th Street 38 First Avenue Second Avenue 2 Third Avenue Fourth Avenue 3 8th to 30th Street 30th to 33rd Street 39 30th to 33rd Street Fifth Avenue 4 to 26th Street 40 4 27th to 45th Street 41 7 45th to 89th Street 42 90th Street and north 2 Sixth Avenue 3 Seventh Avenue Eighth Avenue 2 north to 59th Street 59th Street to 110th Street See: Central Park West 43 110th Street and north Ninth Avenue Tenth Avenue Eleventh Avenue Twelfth Avenue Thirteenth Avenue Avenue A Avenue B Avenue C Avenue D NEIGHBORHOODS 44 Chinatown Five Points (later Paradise Park) 2 Greenwich Village Harlem


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NEIGHBORHOODS, cont. [44] Inwood Lower East Side 2 Manhattanville Stuyvesant Town (formerly Gashouse District) Washington Heights 44A Greenwich Village PARKS and GARDENS Battery Park 45 Views in Park Views form Park looking toward water General With Aquarium For more views of Castle Garden as an Aquarium, see: Libraries and Museums With Castle Garden (before use as Aquarium) Views from water looking toward Park General With Castle Garden For views of Castle Garden as a theatre, see Theatres Bolton Garden (W. 158th Street) Bowling Green Bryant Park 46 Cental Park Pre-1860 Views Fort Fish and McGowan’s Pass 2 Park Preparation Maps Birds-Eye Views General Views General General with Animals Winter Views Buildings Arsenal General including Zoo 47 Belvedere Castle Block House Boat House Casino PARKS and GARDENS, cont. Central Park, cont. Buildings, cont. Mount St. Vincent’s Miscellaneous Bridges


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Bow Bridge Miscellaneous 48 Fountains 2 Bethesda Fountain (and Terrace) Lakes and Ponds 2 The Lake The Pond (near 59th St.) Reservoir Miscellaneous water 49 2 The Mall Playgrounds Roads Transverse Road #2 (79th Street) Transverse Road #4 (97th Street) Statuary Simon Bolivar Statue Eagle Statue Alexander Hamilton Statue Obelisk Daniel Webster Statue Miscellaneous Woods 50 Activities Coaching Ice Skating May Parties Tennis City Hall Park Views from the East Views from the North Views from the South General Bartlett view and derivatives Views from the West Fountain Duane Park Elgin Botanic Garden Fort Tryon Park Fort Washington Park Gramercy Park Highbridge Park Inwood Park Isham Park Jones Wood 51 Lion Park 2 Madison Square See also: Buildings-Monuments & Statuary Morningside Park Mount Morris Park Mulberry Bend Park


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Saint John’s Park Strauss Park PARKS and GARDENS, cont. [51] Stuyvesant Square Riverside Park See also: Buildings-Monuments & Statuary Seward Park Tompkins Square Park 2 Union Square See also: Buildings-Monuments & Statuary Washington Square Park See also: Buildings-Monuments & Statuary BUILDINGS Buildings are arranged by type. With the exceptions of churches (see below), buildings with 5 or more views were given their own folder. Look in “general” or “miscellaneous”folders for other buildings. If a building was used for more than one purpose (more often the case in government buildings), it is filed under the name or use it was most widely known as, and cross-references have been provided where appropriate. ARMORIES and ARSENALS 52 General Shot Tower, East 53rd St. 7th Regiment Armories, various locations 71st Regiment Armory, Park Ave. and 34th St. BATHHOUSES See: Government: Public Baths CHURCHES AND SYNAGOGUES Churches are filed alphabetically by their names. Names beginning with “Church of” are filed under the rest of the name. Names beginning with numbers, such as “First Reformed Dutch Church,” are filed alphabetically; in this case, under “F.” In general naming and filing follows the format in From Abyssinian to Zion (New York: Columbia University Press, 2004), David W. Dunlap’s atlas of Manhattan churches. Generally, churches with more than one view are filed into their own folders. General Composite images Set of G. Stacy’s photographs of NYC churches 1863 A miscellaneous Advent Episcopal Church All Angels Episcopal Church All Saints Roman Catholic Church All Souls Unitarian Church


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Amity Baptist Church Annunciation Episcopal Church BUILDINGS, cont. CHURCHES AND SYNAGOGUES, cont. [52] Asbury Methodist Church Ascension Episcopal Church B miscellaneous Beloved Disciple, Episcopal Church of the Beth-El, Temple Bethel, African Methodist Episcopal Church B’nai Jeshurun Bloomingdale Baptist Church Bloomingdale Reformed Dutch Church Brick Presbyterian Church Broadway Tabernacle Broome Street Dutch Reformed Church C miscellaneous Calvary Baptist Church Calvary Episcopal Church Carmine Street Presbyterian Church Cedar Street Presbyterian Church Cenacle of Saint Regis Roman Catholic Church Charles Street United Presbyterian Church Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church 53 Christ and St. Stephen’s Church Christ Church Christ’s Lutheran Church Christ the Savior Russian Orthodox Church Collegiate Baptist Church Convent of Mary Reparatrix Retreat House Convent of the Sacred Heart Corpus Christi Episcopal Church Czentochauer Chasam Sopher D miscellaneous Disciples, Church of the Divine Paternity, Church of the Duane Street Methodist Episcopal Church Duane Street Presbyterian Church E miscellaneous East Baptist Church Emanu-el, Congregation Epiphany, Church of the F miscellaneous Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church First Methodist Church First Moravian Church First Presbyterian Church First Reformed Episcopal Church Floating Church of Our Saviour


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Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church BUILDINGS, cont. CHURCHES AND SYNAGOGUES, cont. [53] Free Church for Seamen and Boatmen G miscellaneous German Evangelical Presbyterian Church Good Shepherd, Church of the 2 Grace Church Grace Gospel Chapel Greene Street Methodist Episcopal Church Greenwich Dutch Reformed Church Greenwich Presbyterian Church 54 H miscellaneous Harlem Reformed Dutch Church Heavenly Rest, Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, Episcopal Church of the Holyrood Episcopal Church Holy Spirit, Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity, Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity, Harlem Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity, Settlement Church of the I miscellaneous Incarnation, Episcopal Church of the Incarnation Parish, Episcopal Chapel of Intercession, Church of the J-K miscellaneous John Street Methodist Church L miscellaneous 2 Little Church Around the Corner (Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration) M miscellaneous Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Madison Square Presbyterian Church Marble Collegiate Church Mariners Baptist Chapel Mariners Methodist Episcopal Church Messiah, Unitarian Church of the Metropolitan Baptist Church Middle Dutch Church Mother Cabrini High School Roman Catholic Chapel Mount Washington Presbyterian Church N miscellaneous Nativity, Church of the North Baptist Church North Reformed Dutch Church Northeast Reformed Dutch Church O miscellaneous Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church


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P miscellaneous Prospect Hill Reformed Church BUILDINGS, cont. CHURCHES AND SYNAGOGUES, cont. [54] Puritans, Presbyterian Church of the 55 R miscellaneous Reformed Dutch Church Resurrection, Episcopal Church of the Riverside Baptist Church Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal Church SAA-SAH miscellaneous St. A-J miscellaneous St. Agnes Chapel of Trinity Parish St. Andrew’s Roman Catholic Church St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church St. Bartholomew’s Church St. Clement’s Episcopal Church St. Esprit, Eglise Francoise du St. George’s Episcopal Church St. George’s Roman Catholic Church St. George’s Greek Catholic Church St. George and St. Demetrios, Church of St. Ignatius’ Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church St. James Lutheran Church St. James Roman Catholic Church 2 St. John’s Episcopal Chapel St. John’s German Evangelical Church St. John’s Methodist Church 2 St. John the Divine, Episcopal Cathedral Church of St. John the Evangelist, Episcopal Church of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church St. K-Z miscellaneous 56 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church St. Luke’s Lutheran Church St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in the Bouwerie St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church St. Michael the Archangel, Russian Catholic Chapel of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church St. Nicholas, Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, Greek Autocephalous Church of 2 St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral 4 St. Paul’s Episcopal Chapel St. Peter’s Episcopal Church St. Phillips’ Episcopal Church St. Rose, Roman Catholic Church of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church St. Theresa’s Roman Catholic Church 2 St. Thomas Episcopal Church


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SAJ-SZ miscellaneous 57 Scotch Presbyterian Church BUILDINGS, cont. CHURCHES AND SYNAGOGUES, cont. [57] Sea and Land, Presbyterian Church of the Second Collegiate Reformed Church Second Unitarian Church Seventh Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Seventh Presbyterian Church Shearith Israel – Graveyard South Church South Dutch Church South Reformed Dutch Church Spring Street Presbyterian Church T miscellaneous Third Reformed Presbyterian Church 2 Trinity Church Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Union Methodist Episcopal Church Social Center University Place Presbyterian Church W-Z miscellaneous Westminster Presbyterian Church West-Park Presbyterian Church Willett Street Methodist Episcopal Church Unidentified Baptist churches Unidentified Methodist churches Unidentified Presbyterian churches Unidentified churches Cemeteries (not at churches) CLUBS, SOCIETIES, & ORGANIZATIONS 58 A-L general Art Students League Belvedere House General Society of Mechanics and Tradesman (Mechanic’s Hall) M-Z general Masonic Hall and Masonic Temple Metropolitan Club National Academy of Design Odd Fellows Hall Players Club Union Club Union League Club COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL Banks General Bank of New York


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Bowery Savings Bank Greenwich Savings Bank BUILDINGS, cont. COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL, cont. Banks, cont. [58] Morgan & Co. (Drexel, Morgan & Co.) Union Dime Savings Bank Exchanges 59 General Cotton Exchange Merchants Exchanges prior to the fire of 1835 rebuilt after the fire of 1835 Produce Exchange Stock Exchange Gymnasiums Insurance General Equitable Life Building, 120 Broadway New York Life Insurance Building, various locations Markets General 60 Gansevoort Market Jefferson Market Washington Market Office Buildings 3 General, including interiors 61 Chamber of Commerce 2 Chrysler Building Empire State Building Flatiron Building Rockefeller Center Singer Building St. Paul Building United Nations Woolworth Building World Trade Center Stores & Shops General 62 Art Galleries and Auction Houses Booksellers Clothing and Accessory Stores Department Stores General A.T. Stewart Lord & Taylor Drugstores and Opticians Dry Goods Florists and Nurseries Food, Beverage, and Tobacco shops


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Jewelers General BUILDINGS, cont. COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL, cont. Stores & Shops, cont. Jewelers, cont. [62] Tiffany and Company, various locations Photographic Studios GOVERNMENT 63 General Castle Garden, 1855-90: Immigrant Station City Hall, Dutch (Stadt Huys), Pearl Street City Hall, Wall Street (Federal Hall) 5 City Hall, in City Hall Park Courts General 64 Criminal Courts Building, Centre St. City and Municipal Courts Building, Centre and White Sts. Tweed Court House Custom House, Wall Street Custom House, Bowling Green Federal Hall National Monument See: Custom House, Wall Street Fire Departments and Fire Houses Government House, Bowling Green Hall of Records, City Hall Park Hall of Records, Chambers St. Municipal Building Police Department and Police Precincts Post Offices 65 General Post Office, Nassau St. Post Office, Broadway and Park Row Prisons General “Newgate,” State Prison, Greenwich Village (1796-1828) 2 “Tombs,” City Prison Public Baths U.S. Sub Treasury See: Custom House, Wall Street HOTELS A miscellaneous Abbey Hotel Albemarle Astor House, Broadway and Vesey St. 66 B miscellaneous


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C miscellaneous City Hotel BUILDINGS, cont. HOTELS, cont. [66] Claremont Hotel Clinton Hotel Collamore House D miscellaneous Delmonico’s 26th St., Broadway, and Fifth Avenue Other locations E miscellaneous Everett House F miscellaneous Fifth Avenue Hotel G miscellaneous Gilsey House Gotham Inn Grand Hotel Grand Central Hotel 67 2 Grand Union Hotel H miscellaneous Hoffman House Holt’s Hotel I miscellaneous J miscellaneous K miscellaneous L miscellaneous La Farge House M miscellaneous Madison Cottage Hotel Majestic Mansion House Metropolitan Hotel 68 Murray Hill Hotel N miscellaneous O miscellaneous P miscellaneous Park Avenue Hotel Plaza Hotel R miscellaneous Rathbun’s Hotel S miscellaneous Saint James Hotel Saint Nicholas Hotel Savoy Hotel Sturtevant House T miscellaneous 69 U miscellaneous V miscellaneous


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Hotel Vendome W miscellaneous BUILDINGS, cont. HOTELS, cont. [69] Waldorf Astoria Washington (Hall) Hotel Windsor Hotel INSTITUTIONS Asylums, Homes, and Social Services General African-American oriented Female-oriented Orphan Asylums Hebrew Orphan Asylum Leake and Watts Orphan House and School New York Juvenile Asylum New York Orphan Asylum Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums Bloomingdale Insane Asylum Five Point Mission and Five Points House of Industry 70 House of Refuge New York Institution for the Blind New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb Hospitals A-Z general Dispensaries Bellevue Harlem Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital New York Hospital Presbyterian Hospital Roosevelt Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital LIBRARIES & MUSEUMS Libraries A-Z general Astor Library Colman’s Literary Rooms Lenox Library Mercantile Library New York Public Library 71 Research Library, 42nd St. and Fifth Ave. Branch libraries New York Society Library Museums A-Z miscellaneous


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Aquariums American Museum of Natural History BUILDINGS, cont. LIBRARIES & MUSEUMS, cont. Museums, cont. [71] Barnum’s American Museum (and predecessors) for Burning of Museum, see Events -Fires Cloisters Frick Art Museum See: Residences, F Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of the City of New York New-York Historical Society MANUFACTURIES & WAREHOUSES A-Z miscellaneous Beverage manufacturers (including distilleries and breweries) 72 Coach and carriage manufacturers Ironworks Piano manufacturers and factories General Steinway Sugar refineries and manufacturers MONUMENTS & STATUARY A-G general Columbus Monument, Columbus Circle Dewey Arch Grant’s Tomb H-M general N-Z general 73 Sherman Monument Sailors and Soldiers Monument Statue of Liberty SEE: Liberty Island U.S.S. Maine Monument Victory Arch, 1919, Madison Square Washington, George (various statues) Washington Arch Unidentified PRINTING, PUBLISHING & NEWSPAPERS Publishing and Printing Businesses Newspaper Buildings and Offices General New York Daily News New York Herald


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2 New York Times Pulitzer/World Building BUILDINGS, cont. PRINTING, PUBLISHING & NEWSPAPERS, cont. Newspaper Buildings and Offices, cont. Tribune Building [73] Staats Zeitung RESIDENCES 74 A miscellaneous Adams, John, residence See: Richmond Hill Alwyn Court Apthorpe Mansion, W. 91st St. and Ninth Ave. Astor family residences Audubon, John James, residence B miscellaneous Beekman family residences Blumenthal, George and Florence Bradhurst family, “Pinehurst” Brevoort Houses Burr, Aaron See: Richmond Hill Bussing House C miscellaneous Clark, Cyrus, residence, Riverside Drive at 90th St. Coster House, 30th St. and First Ave. 75 Cromwell Residence, 12 W. 49th St. Crosby, William B., residence See: Rutgers/Crosby House D miscellaneous Dakota Apartments, Central Park West at 72nd St. De Peyster residence Donnelly Residence, “Grove Mount,” 135th St. btwn. Broadway & Amsterdam Ave. Dyckman House E miscellaneous F miscellaneous Field, Marshall, residence Fish family residence Fitch, Clyde, residence Flagg, Ernest, residence Franklin residence G miscellaneous Goelet, Peter, residence, Broadway and 19th St. 76 2 Gracie Mansion Gregory, John, residence Grenseback Estate H miscellaneous 2 Hamilton Grange


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Havemeyer family residences Hopper Farm RESIDENCES, cont. I-J miscellaneous [76] Jumel Mansion K miscellaneous 77 L miscellaneous Livingston family residences M miscellaneous Moore, Bishop Benjamin, residence Morris, Roger residence See: Jumel Mansion 2 Morris, Lewis Gouvernor, residence, Madison Ave. N miscellaneous O miscellaneous P-Q miscellaneous Pinkney, Mary G., residence, 139 W. 139th St. Pyne House, Percy, 68th St. and Park Ave. R miscellaneous Richmond Hill Rudd Mansion, Riverside Dr. and W. 114th Street Rutgers-Crosby residence 78 S miscellaneous Samler, Casper, residence, 29th St. and Broadway Schermerhorn family residences Schuyler residence Schwab, Charles S., residence, Riverside Dr. and 73rd St. Smith, Abigail Adams, residence, 421 E. 61st St. Stewart, A.T., residence Stilwell, Dr. John E., residence, 9 W. 49th St. Stuyvesant, Augustus Van Horne, residence, 975 Fifth Ave. Stuyvesant family residences Sulzer, William, residence, 118 Washington PL. 79 T-U miscellaneous Tiffany residence V miscellaneous Vanderbilt family residences Van Nest family residences W miscellaneous Waddell residence Walton residence Wilson, Orme, residence X-Z miscellaneous Unidentified 80 Apartment Houses, including roof gardens Public Housing Projects RESTAURANTS & TAVERNS Coffee Houses


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A-Z Burns/Atlantic Garden/Kings Arms Tavern BUILDINGS, cont. RESTAURANTS & TAVERNS, cont. Restaurants [80] A-Z Windows on the World Unidentified Taverns A-Z Brodie’s Buck Horn Bull’s Head Fraunces Unidentified SCHOOLS & COLLEGES Primary and Secondary Schools New York City Public Schools 81 Named schools Numbered schools Miscellaneous P.S. 165, W. 109th St. Parochial schools Private schools Miscellaneous Mrs. Semple’s School Colleges, Universities, and other Post-Secondary schools Medical schools General College of Physicians and Surgeons Stuyvesant Institute, University Medical College Professional and Trade schools Theological Seminaries 82 City College of New York (previously Free Academy) Columbia University (formerly King’s College) Park Place E. 49th-50th St. 3 Morningside Heights 83 Cooper Union Hunter College (previously Normal College) New York University, Washington Square Rutgers Female College Miscellaneous Unidentified SPORTS STADIA and STABLES


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BUILDINGS, cont. THEATRES [83] A-B miscellaneous Academy of Music Astor Place Opera House Barnum’s American Museum See: Libraries and Museums Booth’s Theater Bowery Theater Broadway Theater C-D miscellaneous Castle Garden As Aquarium, see: Libraries and Museums As Immigration Station, see: Government Buildings Chatham Theatre 84 E-F miscellaneous G-H miscellaneous Grand Opera House Hippodrome I-J miscellaneous K-L miscellaneous Lincoln Center M-N miscellaneous Madison Square Garden Metropolitan Opera House Henry Miller’s Theater, 126 W. 43rd St. Niblo’s Garden O-P miscellaneous 85 Olympic Park Theatre Q-R miscellaneous S-T miscellaneous U-V miscellaneous W-Z miscellaneous Unidentified TRANSPORTATION STATIONS Barge Office (Battery Park) Ferry Terminals General Hoboken Ferry terminal Railroad Terminals Elevated Railroads, South Ferry Terminal of 6th/9th Ave. lines 86 4 Grand Central Station Pennsylvania Station


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Miscellaneous TRANSPORTATION 87 Boats and Ferries Horse-drawn Vehicles Railroads Elevated Railroads Construction and Design Proposals 2 Locomotives Cars Stations, Platforms & Kiosks 88 Gilbert Elevated Railroad Second and Third Avenue El Third Avenue El Sixth Avenue El (to 59th St.) 2 Ninth Avenue El (to 110th Street) 89 2 Ninth Avenue El (110th St. Curve and Terminal Yard) Horse-drawn Railroads 2 Street Railroads 90 Street Railroads Stages Subway Beach Pneumatic Tubes Construction Groundbreakings and Opening ceremonies Station Interiors and Exteriors BMT IRT Tunnels 91 Manhattan and Hudson (under Hudson – for PATH trains?) Holland Tunnel Lincoln Tunnel Miscellaneous UTILITIES Croton Aqueduct and Reservoir Sewer Construction Manhole Covers, photographed by Hertha Bauer ca. 1980-1983 General EVENTS 92 Antique Shows – Rockefeller Center, 1934 Blizzards 4 Blizzard of 1888 93 3 Blizzard of Dec. 27, 1947 Celebrations Erie Canal Celebration 1825


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Croton Water Celebration, 1842 EVENTS, cont. [93] Atlantic Cable Celebration, 1858 94 4 Washington Inaugural Centennial Celebration, 1889 95 2 Washington Inaugural Centennial Celebration, 1889 Columbian Quadricentennial Celebration, 1892 Harlem Ship Canal Opening, 1895 96 6 Hudson-Fulton Celebration, 1909 Exhibits 97 Exhibit of American and Foreign Uniforms, 1911 Miscellaneous Fairs 2 Crystal Palace International Exposition, 1853 Metropolitan Fair, 1863 American Institute Fair, 1888 Street Fairs (East 92nd Street, 1970) Miscellaneous Fires Burning of Barnum’s Museum, 1865 Miscellaneous Funerals 98 Andrew Jackson funerary parade, 1845 U.S. Grant funeral procession, 1885 Grant’s Tomb Cornerstone Laying, 1892 Miscellaneous Holidays Memorial Day ceremonies Miscellaneous Parades Visit of the Prince of Wales Parade, 1860 Civil War parades Naval Parade (Homecoming of the Fleet), 1898 Dewey Naval Parade, September 29, 1899 99 Dewey Land Parade, September 30, 1899 Miscellaneous World War I parades, 1918 Victory and miscellaneous other World War I parades, 1919 2 Charles Lindbergh parade, 1927 WPA parade, 1937 May Day parade, 1937 American League Against War and Fascism parade, 1937 Stop Hitler Parade, 1939 Robert Burns parade, ca. 1950 Parade welcoming General McArthur to New York, 1951 Western Hemisphere Day Parade, 1960 Easter parades St. Patrick’s Day parades Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parades Police parades Miscellaneous


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100 Political Campaigns and Conventions 1844 Presidential Campaign EVENTS, cont. Political Campaigns and Conventions, cont. [100] 1856 Presidential Campaign 1872 Presidential Campaign and Election 1924 Democratic Convention at Madison Square Garden 1936 Election Charter Revision and Presidential Campaign 1940 Presidential Campaign and Election Miscellaneous political demonstrations Riots Astor Place Riot, 1849 Civil War Draft Riots, 1863 Shipwrecks 2 General Slocum Shipwreck and sinking, 1904 Sports Events Miscellaneous

PR 020 Box Folder Series III. New York City (Manhattan), FLAT MATERIAL

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For conservation reasons, material of this size is separated by format (print or photograph) and then organized in two groups, following the hierarchy above. Folders are marked by an X, as they are not numbered. In many cases, detailed information about prints and photographs has been given. SUBSERIES I: Prints GENERAL VIEWS Birdseye Views [foldered by engraver/lithographer/publisher, or by date] X Bachman, J., published by or after, 1849, 1861, 1865, ca. 1888 X Currier and Ives, published by, 1856, 1875, 1876 X Harnisch, engraver, 1869 X Magnus, Charles, published by, 1865, 1877 X Later reproductions of 18th c. Views of Dutch New Amsterdam X Views from the 1850s New-York A. Gocht, after H. Trommer (German) New-York et Brooklyn/Nueva York y Brooklyn Th. Muller after Simpson 1850 Souvenir of New York J. Bornet 1851 The City of New York from [ ] Hill, New Jersey J. Bornet, published by David McLellan 1853 X Views from the 1860s New-York Ch. Rost, published by Th. Schrickel New York and Environs (another copy in German) R. Kupfer, engraver, printed by Peters 1867 New York and Environs/und Umgebung Deutz Brothers, lith., published by George Degen 1868 X Views from the 1870s New York, taken from Central park G. Schlegel, lith., published by George Degen 1874 New York Published by Rogers, Peet & Co., clothiers 1879 X Views from the 20th century, 1903, 1907, 1911 X Views from the Singer Building 1911 Harbor Views [foldered by engraver/lithographer/publisher, or by date] 17th Century X N. Amsterdam, ou N. Iork Peter Mortier 1700 Nieu Amsterdam [shows1673] Peter Schenk/Amfield 1702 X 19th Century reproductions of 17th Century views X 20th Century reproductions of 17th Century views SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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GENERAL VIEWS, cont. Harbor Views, cont. 18th Century X The South Prospect of the City of New York in America Engraved for the London Magazine 1761 X Facsimiles of the Burgis and Bakewell views X 19th Century reproductions of 18th Century views X View of the City of New York in 1792 (St. Memin View) Hayward’s Lithography for Valentine’s Manual 1850 X New York about 1790 Hayward’s Lithography for Valentine’s Manual 1862 X 20th Century reproductions of 18th Century views 1800-1839 X A Schooner with a View of New York Clark & Hamble, engr., Edw’d Orme, London, pub. 1807 New York Bay from Staten Island Henry J. Beckwith, engr., Putnam, pub. New-York from Weehawk A.J. Davis, lithographer 1830 New York from Brooklyn Heights Graham after Wharton, pub. In New York Mirror 1830 View of the Bay and Harbour of New York, from the Battery Smith after Burton, pub. In New York Mirror 1830 Entry to the Bay of New-York Salathe after Ch. Bodmar 1839 New-York. Taken from Fort Columbus, Governor’s Island, 1816 Hayward’s Lithography for Valentine’s Manual 1860 X 1840-1849 X Panoramic View of New York taken from the North River Robert Havell 1844 Panoramic View of New York from the East River Robert Havell 1844 X New-York. Taken from the Northwest Angle of Fort Columbus, Governor’s Island Henry Papprill, after Catherwood 1846 New York and Environs from Williamsburgh E.W. Foreman and E. Brown, Jr. 1848 X City of New York, from Jersey City Nathaniel Currier, lithographer 1849 New York Bay. From the Telegraph Station Nathaniel Currier, lithographer View of New York. From Brooklyn Heights Nathaniel Currier, lithographer 1849 View of New York. From Weehawken-North River Nathaniel Currier, lithographer 1849 SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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GENERAL VIEWS, cont. Harbor Views, cont. 1850-1859 X New-York, Vue Prise du Fort de William-Castle Lebreton, lithographer, printed in Paris [1850-59] Vue de New-York, Prise de L’Ile Ellis Lebreton, lithographer, printed in Paris [1850-59] X A View of New York and its Environs, Taken from the Heights of West Hoboken Jacottet and Bayot, lithographers [1850] View of New York from the East River Robert Hinshel, engraver (attributed) 1851 Souvenir of New York C. Gildemeister, lithographer after J. Bornet 1851 View of New York from the North River [1855-60] 1860-1899 X New York Bay, from Bay Ridge, L.I. Currier & Ives 1860 The Harbour of New York. From the Brooklyn Bridge Tower Looking South-west Currier & Ives X 1900 and later Winter Views X Sleighing in New York Benecke, lithographer Life in New York! (Sleigning in Winter) J. Dorival, publisher Fictitious Views, French/German origin See also:similar views filed under Boston and Philadelphia X Nowel Amsterdam en L’Amerique 1672 (Quebec origin) [View in 1666] [Triumphal Entry of Royal Troops to New York] [Debarkment of English troops at New York] X [Destruction of the Royal Statue in New York] [Terrible Fire in New York September 19, 1776] [The Arrival of Prince William Henry October 16 1781] General views/Sets of views X “The Picturesque Tourist” 1845 “The Pocket Annual” 1848 “Historical New York,” Albertypes from the Leonard Hassam Bogart Collection 1939 “An Album of Contemporary New York” [1950-70]

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RIVERS East River X General X Hell Gate X Harlem River ISLANDS X Liberty Island (once Bedloe’s Island) and Statue of Liberty X Governor’s Island Randall’s Island Roosevelt Island (once Welfare Island and Blackwell’s Island) Ward’s Island BRIDGES X Brooklyn Bridge X High Bridge X Harlem Bridge Manhattan Bridge Williamsburg Bridge STREET VIEWS X Albany Street Baxter Street Barclay Street Beekman Street Bowery X Broad Street Broadway X Battery Place north to Wall Street X Wall Street north to Fulton Street Fulton Street north to Worth Street (including views along City Hall Park, Genin’s Bridge) X [Looking south from Barclay Street and Park to American Museum, St. Paul’s, Astor House] X View of St. Paul’s and the Broadway Stages, 1831 2X General X Worth Street and north (to 23rd Street) X Canal Street Cherry Street Coenties Slip Dover Street Edgar Street Fulton Street Herald Square SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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STREET VIEWS, cont. Hester Street Liberty Street X Madison Avenue Madison Square Maiden Lane Murray Street Park Avenue Park Place Park Row Pine Street Printing House Square X South Street West Street 2X Wall Street X Numbered Streets and Avenues 42nd Street (Fifth Avenue to Lexington Avenue) W. 80th Street (Columbus Avenue to Amsterdam Avenue) Second Avenue (north from 42nd St.) Fifth Avenue (north and south from 42nd St.) NEIGHBORHOODS X Five Points/Collect Pond X Chinatown Greenwich Village Harlem Manhattanville PARKS and GARDENS 2X Battery Park Central Park X Genre prints published by Schile [1870-79] X Maps, plans, panoramas X Buildings, monuments, structures, etc. X Activities and events (including winter sports) 2X City Hall Park X Elgin Botanic Garden X Jones Wood Palace Garden X Union Square SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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BUILDINGS Armories X Seventh Regiment (Third Ave. at 6th St.) Baths X Russian Baths Churches and Synagogues X General Protestant Episcopal Churches, after G. Stacy photos 1867 Miscellaneous pew plans X All Souls Unitarian Church Annunciation Episcopal Church (pew plan) Bethel Ship John Wesley B’nai Jeshurun Brick Presbyterian Church (includes pew plan) Calvary Episcopal Church Christ’s Lutheran Church Divine Unity, Church of (pew plan) X First Congregational Church First Mariner’s Methodist Episcopal Church X First Methodist Episcopal Church First Presbyterian Church Floating Church of Our Savior X Grace Church (includes pew plan) Holy Communion, Church of the Incarnation, Episcopal Church of the (pew plan) X Little Church Around the Corner (Church of the Transfiguration) Messiah, Unitarian Church of the (pew plan) Middle Dutch Church Moravian Church New Dutch Church North Reformed Dutch Church Puritans, Presbyterian Church of the X St. Alphonsus St. Ann’s Church for Deaf Mutes St. Bernard’s St. Esprit, Eglise Francoise du St. George’s Episcopal Church St. Johannes St. John’s Episcopal Chapel St. John the Divine, Episcopal Cathedral Church of St. Michael’s St. Thomas Episcopal Church South Dutch Church X St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in the Bouwerie X St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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BUILDINGS, cont. Churches, cont. X St. Paul’s Episcopal Chapel X Trinity Church Clubs, Societies & Organizations X Masonic Hall Union League Club X Tammany Hall Commercial and Financial Banks X Bowery Bank Exchanges X Merchants’ Exchange X Produce Exchange Stock Exchange Insurance X Equitable Life Building International Insurance Company Building Metropolitan Life Building Markets X Fulton Fish Market Washington Market Offices X 130 Broadway Adams Building, 61 Broadway American Express Depot and Offices AT&T World Headquarters Flatiron Building Rockefeller Center Stores & Shops X A.T. Stewart Dry Goods Atlantic Dynamite Company Bagoe’s first drugstore Bourne’s Stationers Devlin & Co., Clothiers & Gentlemen’s Furnishings Allen Dodworth, music teacher Doremus, Suydams & Nixon Dry Goods Knox the Hatter M. & S.S. Howell, dealers in Gun Powder Phelps & Peck’s (ruins of) T.J. Wood’s Tool Store John W. Quincy, Cut Nails & Iron Government X Castle Garden, 1855-90: Immigrant Station X City Hall, Dutch (Stadt Huys), Pearl Street X City Hall, Wall Street (Federal Hall) SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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BUILDINGS, cont. Government, cont. X Holland/Robinson view X General X City Hall, in City Hall Park See also: EVENTS, Fires X Custom House, Wall Street AND Bowling Green X Fire Departments and Fire Houses X Government House, Bowling Green Hall of Records, City Hall Park Municipal Building X Post Offices X Prisons Hotels X Albion Hotel American Hotel Hotel Astor Athenaeum Hotel X City Hotel Hotel Croton X Fifth Avenue Hotel Gramercy Park Hotel Grand Union Hotel Hurlgate Ferry House Madison Cottage Metropolitan Hotel X New York Hotel X Pacific Hotel Park Hotel Savoy Plaza and Netherland St. Nicholas Hotel Hotel St. Stephen Sturtevant House Union Place Hotel United States Hotel Washington Hotel Institutions Asylums, Homes, and Social Services X Five Points House of Industry Home for the Friendless Lunatic Asylum New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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BUILDINGS, cont. Institutions, cont. Hospitals X Emigrant Hospital, Ward’s Island Mount Sinai Hospital New York Hospital Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research St. Luke’s Hospital St. Vincent’s Hospital Woman’s Hospital Libraries and Museums X Barnum’s Museum See also: EVENTS, Fire Leavitt Art Rooms New York Public Library (42nd and Fifth) New York Society Library Manufactories and Warehouses Breweries X Old Brewery at Five Points Daniel Winken’s Brewery Sugar refineries and manufacturers X Dennis Harris’ Steam Sugar Refinery New York Steam Sugar Refining Company Miscellaneous X F. Basham, Models, Plaster and Cement Works Christy, Constant & Co. Paper-hanging Manufactory Fisher & Bird Marbelworks Allan Hay & Co. Soap and Candle Works E. Morgan’s Steam Soap and Candle Manufactory Neptune Iron Works Steinway & Son Piano Factory R.M. Stivers Carriage Manufactory Henry Thayer & Co. Tucker, Cooper & Co. Cordage and Bagging Factory Abraham Van Ness, Fire Engine Builde Monuments & Statuary X Dewey Arch X Grant’s Tomb Sailors and Soldiers Monument Victory Arch, 1919, Madison Square Worth Monument SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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BUILDINGS, cont. Printing, Publishing & Newspapers X Ackerman & Miller’s Sign & Banners Hoe Printing Press and Printer’s Warehouse Joseph Laing & Co. Lithographers New York Herald Building Sarles & Adey, music publishers The Sun (first office) Tribune Building Virtue & Yorston, publishers Edward Walker & Sons Book Bindery Residences X Astor, John Jacob Bayard Beekman, James, “Mount Pleasant” Grinzebach mansion Lackson Lohmann, Charles R. X Parish, Daniel Robb, J. Hampden Schermerhorn, Peter Thomas, Samuel, “Mount Washington” Van Nest, Abraham Waddell, W.C.H. X Unnamed and general Restaurants and Taverns X Atlantic Garden Beekman Bar Brown’s Coffeehouse Fraunces Tavern Madison Cottage [German Beer Hall] Schools and Colleges X Columbia College and University X College of the City of New York (Lexington and 23rd) College of Physicians and Surgeons Rutgers Female College Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church Theaters X Aberle’s Theater American Theatre Bowery Theatre SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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BUILDINGS, cont. Theaters, cont. Burton’s Theatre See: Palmo’s Opera House Carnegie Hall X Castle Garden Fifth Avenue Theatre Hippodrome Koster & Bial’s Concert Hall X Madison Square Theatre Mann’s Broadway Theatre National Theatre Niblo’s Garden Palmo’s Opera House Park Theatre Thalia Theatre Winter-Garden (German) Transportation Stations X Ferry Terminal, People’s Line for Albany Grand Central Terminal Madison Square Garden as a railroad depot TRANSPORTATION X Elevated railroads X Street railroads and Busses UTILITIES X Distributing Reservoir, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street Receiving Reservoir, Seventh Avenue and 86th Street EVENTS Celebrations X Croton Water Celebration, 1842 Hudson-Fulton Celebration, 1909 Fairs X American Institute Fair, 1846 and 1848 X Crystal Palace International Exposition, 1853 (2 folders) Fires X Great Fire of 1835 X Great Fire of 1845 Explosion of a Steam Boiler, 1850 SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont.


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EVENTS, cont. Fires, cont. Burning of the American Theatre, 1836 X Burning of Barnum’s Museum, 1865 Funerals X Andrew Jackson funerary parade, 1845 O’Connell, 1847 U.S. Grant funeral procession, 1885 Parades and Processions X George Washington’s Entry into New York, 1783 Whig Procession, 1844 Entrance of General Paez, 1850 Grand Reception of Kossuth, 1851 Seventh Regiment Parade, 1856 X Grand Procession of Wide-Awakes, 1860 Departure of the Seventh Regiment for the War, 1861 Presentation of Colors to the 20th US Colored Infantry, 1864 Procession in Honor of the Fenian Exiles, 1871 Dewey Land Parade, September 1899 Fire Department parades Political Campaigns and Conventions X Meeting to ratify the nomination of Greeley & Brown Riots X Astor Place Opera House, 1849


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs GENERAL VIEWS Aerial and Rooftop Views 19th century (generally photographs taken from rooftops of tall buildings) Lower Manhattan [below Canal St.] X Looking South (including Battery) 2X Looking toward Brooklyn Bridge X Looking north and west X Above Canal Street (vicinity of 14th St., 24th St., 103rd St) 20th century (some taken from rooftops; some from airplanes) X Entire Borough of Manhattan X Below Chambers Street X Chambers Street north to 42nd Street Including set of Wurts Bros. photos taken from the top of the Metropolitan Life Building ca. 1909 X 42nd Street north to 59th Street X 59th Street and north Harbor Views 19th Century X Taken from the East River X Taken from the Hudson River 20th Century 2X Taken from the East River 2X Taken from the Bay (show Southern tip of the island) 2X Taken from the Hudson River X Night Views X General Views RIVERS East River X General X Showing piers X Hell Gate Harlem River X Hudson River Spuyten Duyvil Creek


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. ISLANDS X Ellis Island X Governor’s Island X Liberty (Bedloe’s) Island, including Statue of Liberty North Brother Island X Randall’s Island Roosevelt Island BRIDGES Brooklyn Bridge 2X Under Construction 5X Completed Central Bridge Harlem Bridge X High Bridge Manhattan Bridge Third Avenue Bridge Queensborough Bridge X Washington Bridge (includes 1890 photogravure taken by William Henry Jackson) Verrazano Bridge STREET VIEWS X Amsterdam Avenue [Tenth Avenue] X Astor Place Barclay Street Barrow Street Beaver Street Bedford Street X Beekman Street 2X Broad Street Broome Street Broadway Includes a set of albumen photographs, ca. 1888, that show stores along each side of Broadway from ca. Chambers Street to ca. 20th Street. All photos have been backed or mounted on board and are in sets of 1 or 2 blocks mounted together. X Battery Place/Bowling Green north to Morris Street 2X Morris Street north to Wall Street 2X Wall Street north to Fulton Street 3X Fulton Street north to Chambers Street 3X Chambers Street north to Canal Street 2X Canal Street north to 4th Street X 4th Street north to 10th Street 2X 10th Street north to 14th Street 2X 17th Street north to 23rd Street


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. STREET VIEWS, cont. Broadway, cont. 2X 23rd Street north to 34th Street 2X 34th Street north to 42nd Street X 42nd Street north to 59th Street X 59th Street north to 100th Street X 100th Street and north X Canal Street Cathedral Parkway See: West 110th Street X Cedar Street X Centre Street X Central Park West X Chambers Street X Charles Street Chatham Street Cherry Street X Cliff Street X Coenties Slip X Columbus Circle Columbus Avenue Cooper Street X Delancey Street Division Street Doyers Street Duane Street Dutch Street Dyckman Street X Edgar Street Essex Street Exchange Place X Fort George Avenue Frankfort Street Front Street 2X Fulton Street X Gramercy Park East Gramercy Park North Grand Street Greeley Square Greenwich Street X Hanover Square Harlem River Speedway Henderson Place Hester Street X Herald Square X Hudson Street X Irving Place Isham Street X John Street


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. STREET VIEWS, cont. X Lafayette Street Lexington Avenue Liberty Street 2X Madison Avenue 2X Madison Square X Maiden Lane X Manhattan Street Market Street Mott Street X Mulberry Street X Nassau Street X New Street North Moore Street X Oliver Street 5X Park Avenue X Park Place 2X Park Row X Pearl Street X Pine Street Prince Street X Reade Street Rector Street Rose Street X South Street X State Street X Striker’s Row Stuyvesant Street X Thames Street X Times Square Trinity Place X Union Square East X Union Square West X University Place X Vanderbilt Avenue Varick Street 3X Wall Street X Warren Street X Water Street Waverly Place Weehawken Street X West Street X West Broadway West End Avenue Whitehall Street X William Street X Worth Street X York Avenue


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. STREET VIEWS, cont. X West 3rd West 4th East 5th West 8th East 9th West 10th 2X East 14th X West 14th X East 16th East 17th East 19th East 20th West 21st West 22nd X East 23rd X West 23rd X East and West 24th West 25th East 26th East 27th East and West 29th X West 30th West 31st East and West 32nd West 33rd X East and West 34th X West 35th East 39th East and West 40th X East 42nd X West 42nd X West 43rd West 44th X East and West 45th West 46th X West 47th East and West 48th East and West 49th X West 50th East 52nd West 53rd East and West 54th West 55th X West 56th East and West 57th East and West 58th X West 60th


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. STREET VIEWS, cont. East 62nd West 64th East 67th West 72nd West 73rd East 78th X West 80th West 81st East 86th East 88th East 92nd East 94th X West 100th East 120th West 121st West 131st West 133rd West 179th West 181st West 213th X Third Avenue [including images of the Stuyvesant Pear Tree] 2X Fourth Avenue Fifth Avenue X Washington Square N to 14th Street X 14th Street to 22nd Street X 23rd Street to 30th Street X 31st Street to 38th Street X 38th Street to 43rd Street X 43rd Street to 50th Street X 50th Street to 56th Street X 57th Street to 60th Street X 60th Street to 80th Street X 80th Street and north X Sixth Avenue X Seventh Avenue X Eighth Avenue X Ninth Avenue X Tenth Avenue X Eleventh Avenue X Twelfth Avenue NEIGHBORHOODS X Manhattanville Inwood


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. PARKS X Battery Park X Bowling Green X City Hall Park Central Park X General X Reservoir and Fountains X Statuary (including views of obelisk being removed from Egypt) X Inwood Hill Park X Madison Square Park X Riverside Park 2X Union Square Park (incl. 1864 view of Metropolitan Fair building) X Washington Square Park BUILDINGS Armories Old Guard Armory, 14th St. and Fifth Avenue Seventh Regiment Armory 71st Regiment Armory Shot Tower, Cliff Street Shot Tower, 53rd Street Tompkins Market Armory, Third Avenue and 6th St. 22nd Regiment, Broadway and 67th St Churches Abyssinian Baptist Church X Adams-Parkhurst Presbyterian Church All Nations, Church for All Saints Roman Catholic Church X Amity Baptist Church Ascension, Church of the Baptist Temple Church Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church Bethel AME Church Bloomingdale Reformed Dutch Church B’nai Jeshurun Brick Presbyterian Church Broadway Tabernacle Central Presbyterian Church Christ Apostolic Church of USA Christ Church Collegiate Reformed Church Collegiate Reformed Church of Harlem Covenant, Church of the


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Churches, cont. Disciples, Church of the Deutsche Evangeliche Kirche Emanu-el, Congregation Ephesus Seventh Day Adventist Church X Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church First Alliance Church First Presbyterian Church First Sharon Baptist Church Forsythe Street Methodist Church Fort George Iglesia Presbiteriana Fort Washington Collegiate Church Fort Washington Heights Iglesia Presbiteriana X Grace Church Greater Metropolitan Baptist Church Greater Refuge Temple Heavenly Rest, Church of the Holy Fathers Russian Orthodox Church Holy Rood, Church of the X Holy Trinity, Church of the Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall, 609 W. 161st St. John Street Methodist Church LaGree Baptist Church Lord Jesus Christ of the apostolic Faith, Church of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church Madison Square Presbyterian Church Manhattan, Iglesia Adventista del Septimo Dia de Memorial Baptist Church Messiah, Church of the Metropolitan AME Church Metropolitan Baptist Church Metropolitan Community United Methodist Church Mother AME Zion Church Mount Calvary United Methodist Church Mount Neboh Baptist Church Mount Olive Fire Baptized Holiness Church Mount Washington Presbyterian Church North Dutch Church Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Church of Our Lady of Perpetual help, Church of Our Lady of the Scapular – St. Stephen, Church of Paulist Fathers, Church of the Prince of Peace Universal Tabernacle Spiritual Church Rendell Memorial Presbyterian Church St. Aloysius, Church of St. Ambrose Episcopal Church St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church St. Bartholomew’s Church


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Churches, cont. St. James Presbyterian Church X St. John the Divine, Cathedral Church of St. John the Evangelist, Episcopal Church of St. John’s Episcopal Chapel X St. Mark’s in the Bouwerie St. Mark’s United Methodist Church St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral X St. Paul’s Chapel St. Paul’s Community Church St. Peter’s Episcopal Church St. Stephen’s United Methodist Church St. Thomas the Apostle, Church of St. Thomas Episcopal Church Salem United Methodist Church Second Canaan Baptist Church Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Trinity Chapel X Trinity Church United Palace Wadsworth Avenue Baptist Church West Presbyterian Church Unidentifiied Clubs, Societies, & Associations X American Seamen’s Friend Society Bar Association Building Caledonian Club Century Club Chemist’s Club Colony Club Down-Town Club Harmonie Club Knickerbocker Athletic Club Liederkranz Club X Manhattan Athletic Club Masonic Hall National Academy of Design Player’s Club Road Driver’s Association of New York Tammany Hall Union Club Union League Club University Club YMCA, 23rd Street and Fourth Avenue


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Commercial & Financial Banks X Bank of New York Bowery Savings Bank Colonial Bank Dry Dock Savings Bank Merchant’s Bank (Drexel) Morgan & Co. Nassau Bank National Park Bank Tradesman’s National Bank Exchanges X Consolidated Stock Exchange Cotton Exchange X New York Stock Exchange Insurance Company Buildings X Equitable Life Insurance Hartford Accident Insurance Company Manhattan Life Metropolitan Life New York Life Insurance Company Markets X West Washington Market 1874-75 Office Buildings X One Wall Street American Express Building Bordon Building, 350 Madison X Broaker & Schmidt, Public Accountants, 63 Fifth Ave. (interiors) City Investing Building Corbin Building, John & Broadway Empire State Building Exchange Court Building, Exchange Place Flatiron Building (under construction) Fox Office Building & Studios, Tenth Ave. & 55th St. X Mercantile Building, 122 Fifth Avenue New Trust Company. 39 Wall Street Rockefeller Center St. Paul Building Singer Building Trinity Building, 111 Broadway X United Nations Washington Building, 1 Broadway Woolworth Building World Trade Center Stockbroker’s office interior 30 Broad Street, 1920 Unidentified building


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Commercial & Financial, cont. Stores & Shops X A. T. Stewart’s Dry Goods De Pinna Store, Fifth Avenue at 52nd St. 1956 William P. Howell, Gunpowder Agent, 205 Front St. R.H. Macy, Dry Goods Traphagen, Hunter & Co. Clothiers, 398 Bowery Government X Barge Office, Battery Place Castle Garden, Immigrant Station (before 1890) X City Hall, in City Hall Park Custom House, Wall Street Custom House, Bowling Green Federal Hall National Monument See: Custom House, Wall Street Federal Office Building, 90 Church St. X Fire Departments and Fire Houses 157-9 East 67th St., Engine Co. 39, Hook & Ladder Co. 16 Unidentified Hall of Records, City Hall Park Municipal Building New York County Courthouse X Post Offices Post Office, Broadway and Park Row Post Office, Seventh Avenue and 32nd Street Second Circuit Court of Appeals “Tombs,” City Prison U.S. Sub Treasury See: Custom House, Wall Street Hotels X Hotel Albert Hotel Astor Hotel Bellclaire Bennett House Hotel Brunswick Clarendon Hotel Continental Hotel Hotel de Ashe Hotel Earle X Hotel Empire X Fort George Hotel Grand Hotel Grand Union Hotel


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Hotels, cont. Hotel Imperial Hotel Knickerbocker Hotel Lafayette Hotel Lucerne Lafayette Place Hotel X Hotel Marie Antoinette Hotel Marlborough Hotel Martin Metropolitan Hotel Mount St. Vincent Hotel Murray Hill Hotel National Hotel Hotel Navarre X Plaza Hotel X Hotel St. Andrew Hotel Savoy Sinclair House Spingler House Hotel Touraine Hotel Victoria X Waldorf Astoria Walton House Windsor Hotel Institutions X Bellevue Hospital Charity Hospital (Blackwell’s Island) Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled X House of Mercy New York Hospital New York Institute for the Education of the Blind Presbyterian Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital Libraries and Museums Libraries Lenox Library Mercantile Library New York Public Library, 42nd and Fifth (under construction) Museums Eden Musee Guggenheim Museum Metropolitan Museum of Art (including interiors) Museum of Natural History New-York Historical Society


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Manufacturers and Warehouses Brewster & Co, Carriage Works Daniel Coger & Son, ship joiners, 480 Water Dt. Eagleson & Deveau, Vermont Marbleworks, 427 W. 14th St. 1877 Fairchild Bros. & Foster, manufacturing chemists Irving & Son Carriage Factory, 118 W. 52nd St. [1890] X Knickerbocker Storage Warehouse, 24th-25th Sts. Ca. 1888 Monahan’s Xpress Company Depot, W. 11th St. and 7th Ave. 1912 Ben Moral, shoe manufacturer, 566 Broadway Nason Manufacturing Co., 71 Beekman St. Rhinelander Sugar House Steinway Piano warehouse Unidentified cigar manufacturing plant Unidentified hardware manufacturing firm Monuments X Columbus Monument X Dewey Arch Horace Greeley Statue Grant’s Tomb X First building 1885-1886 X General, including dedication ceremonies 1887 and later X Decoration Day May 1922 National Peace Propaganda Tower (design) Sherman Statue (Central Park) Statue of Liberty X Washington Arch Printers and Publishers Great American Printing Co., Beekman St. ca. 1871 New York Herald, Broadway and 35th St. 1895 New York Times, Park Row and Nassau St. 1872-73 New York World New York World Telegram, 125 Barclay News Building, 216-236 42nd St. Residences Abeel, John H., 127 Second Ave. X Apthorpe, Charles Ward, 91st St. before 1891 X Astor, Mrs. William, 34th and Fifth Ave., 65th and Fifth Ave. (interiors) Audubon, John James ca. 1912 X Babcock, Hamlin, East River and 75th St. ca. 1875 Bicknell, Frank Albert (studio interior)


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Residences X Boker, Carl, 23 W. 76th St. (interiors) ca. 1909 X Bradhurst estate, Bloomingdale Rd. ca. 1853-57 Brainerd, C. N., Kingsbridge Rd. Carnegie, Andrew (art gallery) Carrigan, Andrew, 114th St. and Riverside Dr. X Cowdin, Elliot C., 18 W. 21st St. (interiors) Cudlipp, Joseph, Broadway and 76th St. before 1872 DeWitt, Peter, 11 St. Marks Place Fabri, Ernesto, 11 E. 62nd St. Gerry, Commodore Elbridge T., 60th St. and Fifth Ave. Goelet, Peter, 19th St. and Broadway 2X Gracie, Archibald Mansion (includes interiors) Griswald, William E.S., 883 Fifth Ave. (interiors) X Gruesebach, Madison Ave, and 44th St. (interiors) X Hamilton Grange X Hammond, John Henry, 9 E. 91st St. (interiors) Harsen, Jacob, Tenth Ave. and 70th St. X Havemeyer, Theodore A., 244 Madison Ave. (interiors) X Herbert, J.W., 835 Fifth Ave. (interiors) X Huntington, Collis P., 57th St. and Fifth Ave. X James, A. C., 39 E. 69th St. (interiors) Jones, Mary Mason, Marble Row X Jumel Mansion X Klopsch, Mary and Louis, 100 E. 17th St. (interiors) Kuttroff, Adolph, 17 E. 69th St. Leary, Countess Annie, 1032 Fifth Ave. (interiors) X Marquand, Henry G., 11 E, 68th ST. (interiors) Meyer, John, Eighth Ave. and 133rd St. before 1877 Mott, Jordon and Winifred, W. 54th St. X Parish, Daniel, 2 E. 16th St. (interiors) Prime residence, foot of E. 89th St. 1904 Pyne, Percy R., 680 Park Ave. 1911 Richards, Augustus C., Fort Tryon Park Schley, Grant B., 812 Madison Ave. (interiors) Schubert, Henry, 203 W. 125th St. X Schuyler, Gramercy Park (interiors) Schwab, Riverside Dr. and 73rd St. Shaw, Samuel T., 41 W. 74th St. (interiors) Sloane, 7 E. 72nd St. Smith, Bartlett, Washington Heights Stewart, 34th St. and Fifth Ave. X Stokes, Anson Phelps, Madison Ave. (interiors) 1882 Striker, Garrit Hopper Talmar, John H., W. 68th St. and West End Tiffany, Louis Comfort, Madison Ave. and 72nd St. Tileston, Thomas, 2 E. 14th St. (interiors) Townsend, Fifth Ave. and 34th St.


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Residences, cont. X Van Buren, M.M., 21 W. 14th St. (interiors) X Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 1 W. 57th St. (including interiors) X Vanderbilt, William K., Fifth Ave. and 52nd St. (including interiors) X Vanderbilt houses, Fifth Ave. and 51st St., Fifth Ave. and 54th St. Varian, George W., Sixth Ave. and 28th St. Ward, John, 8 Bond St. (interiors) Ward, Libbeus B., 59th St. and Tenth Ave. X Ward, William G., 153 Bleecker (including interiors) Watt, Thomas, W. 139th St. X Whitney, William C., 68th St. and Fifth Ave. (interiors) Wilkes, Charles, 49th St. and Tenth Ave. Wright, Charles C., 70 W. 26th St. Apartment Houses 425 Riverside Dr. Dakota, 72nd St. and Central Park West Gilsey House Holland House Hopper Apartments London Terrace, 23rd St. and Ninth Ave. X New Mariner’s Home, 43 Cherry St. Stevens’ House, 27 Broadway Restaurants Alt Heidelberg, 130 Third Ave. Atlantic Garden X Fraunces Tavern Herman Handel’s Lagerbier House and Restaurant Kenn’s Chop House, 36th St. Louis Martin’s Cafe Mori Restaurant Nassau Café and Restaurant, 33rd St. Whyte’s Restaurant, 143 Fulton St. Schools & Colleges X Columbia College Cooper Union 1865 X Graham School, 176 West 72nd St. (includes interiors) 1893 Hamilton Grange School (elementary school) Homeopathic Medical College Hunter College Manhattan College New York Academy of Medicine Packard Commercial School Public School #177, 46 Monroe Street


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. Sports Stadia and Stables Grand Street Livery Stables, 105 Grand St. 1865 Polo Grounds (both locations) Theaters Academy of Music, 14th St. Booth’s Theatre, Sixth Ave. and 23rd St. Broadway Theatre, at Broome St. X Carnegie Hall Casino Roof-Garden Chickering Hall, Fifth Ave. and 18th St. Daly’s Theatre, Broadway and 30th St. Eagle Theatre, Sixth Ave. and 32nd St. Fourteenth Street Theatre Globe Theatre, Broadway and Waverly Pl. Grand Opera House, Eighth Ave. and 23rd St. Hammerstein’s Olympia Theatre, Broadway and 44th St. Hippotheatron (New York Circus), 14th St. 1865 Hudson Theatre, 139 W. 44th St. X Madison Square Garden (all locations) Metropolitan Opera House New York State Theater, Lincoln Center Niblo’s, Broadway and Prince St. (including interior) Olympic Theatre, Broadway and Bleecker St. Star Theatre, Broadway and 13th St. Town Hall Wallack’s Theatre, Broadway and 13th St. Transportation Stations X Ferry Terminals and piers Cunard Steamship Co., Pier 40 Fulton Ferry Terminal White Star Line, Pier 45 Unidentified pier interiors Railroad Terminals X Grand Central Depot/Terminal/Station (both) X Pennsylvania Station (McKim, Mead & White) X Miscellaneous Fourth Avenue Depot (32nd St.) New York Central Freight Station TWA Terminal, Kennedy Airport Miscellaneous Richard Canfield’s Gaming Hall, 5 East 44th St.


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. TRANSPORTATION X Horse-drawn Vehicles Railroads Elevated Railroads X Locomotives X Stations 34th St. Station, Third Ave. line Battery Park/South Ferry Terminal, Sixth and Ninth Ave. lines 14th St. Station, Sixth Ave. line 33rd St. Station, Sixth Ave. line X Second Avenue El, including bridge over the Harlem River X Third Avenue El X Sixth Avenue El (to 59th St.) Ninth Avenue El X under construction, by Gustavus Powelson ca. 1868-1876 X south of 59th Street X above 59th Street X 110th St. Curve X Street Railroads X Subway (construction and ground-breaking ceremonies) X Miscellaneous UTILITIES Croton Reservoir, 42nd St. and Fifth Ave. 1898 Water Main, 100th St. and Fifth Ave. 1900 Broadway Outlet Sewer 1905 Radio Transit Tunnel, Broadway and 157th St. 1901 Power plant, East 74th Street EVENTS X Blizzards Blizzard of 1888 Blizzard of Dec. 27, 1947 Celebrations Yorktown Centennial, 1883 4X Washington Inaugural Centennial Celebration, 1889 X Columbian Quadricentennial Celebration, 1892 Hudson River Railroad Centennial, 1951


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. EVENTS, cont. Ethnic Festivals 1978-1985 X Color photos taken by Roberta Grobel Intrater, exhibited at N-YHS as “Liberty’s Legacy” in 1986 Chinese New Year St. Patrick’s Day Ukranian Easter Sakura Matsuri Loiza Aldea Fiestas Tradicional de Santiago Apostal Fiesta de Santiago Apostal Giglio Festivals Korean Harvest and Folklore Festivals West Indian-American Day Parade Ganesha Chathurthi Celebrations Succoth Tibetan Harvest Festivals Fairs X Crystal Palace International Exposition, 1853 Metropolitan Fair, 1863 American Institute Fair, 1873, undated X Fires Funerals Phillip Milledolor, 1852 (photograph of painting) X U.S. Grant funeral procession, 1885 Unidentified funeral at St. Paul’s Church X Hurricanes Hurricane Sandy, 2012 Parades See also: Ethnic Festivals, above Seventh Regiment parade, 1864 2X Grand National Procession, March 1865 Old Guard parade, 1887 Washington Inaugural Centennial Celebration, 1889 See Celebrations, above Grant Monument Dedication, 1897 X Dewey Land Parade, September 30, 1899 Return of Colonel Roosevelt, June 18, 1910 X Police parades, 1914, undated Army Day, April 19, 1938 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, 1961 X Unidentified Political Campaigns, Conventions, and Banners 1892 McKinley/Hobert banner 1896 McKinley/Roosevelt banner 1950 Dewey for Governor


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs, cont. EVENTS, cont. Miscellaneous Unveiling of table commemorating the Battle of Harlem Heights, 1897 Harlem River Speedway opening, 1898 Anderson Auction Co. at the Augustus Toedteberg sale, Dec. 2, 1903 25th anniversary of the dedication of the Jan Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church, ca. 1908 Opening Day at the Polo Grounds, April 1938 Christmas tree lighting at Rockefeller Center, 1970

PR 020 Box Folder Series III. New York City (Manhattan), OVERSIZE MATERIAL

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For conservation reasons, material of this size is separated by format (print or photograph) and then organized in two groups, following the hierarchy above. In all cases detailed information about prints has been given in order to better facilitate research. In some cases, several copies of the same print may exist. SUBSERIES I: Prints GENERAL VIEWS Birdseye Views [foldered by engraver/lithographer or publisher] New York in 1849 Engraved by S. Weekes after E. Purcell 1849 New York from the Steeple of St. Paul’s Church Engraved by Papprill after John William Hill 1849 Bird’s Eye View of New York & Brooklyn C. Matter, lithographer ca. 1852 Birds-Eye View of the City of New York, Presented to the Subscribers of the Illustrated News, Nov. 26 1853 Engraved by Frank Leslie after Charles Parsons 1853 Panorama of Manhattan Island, City of New York and Environs John Bornet, lithographer, published by Goupil 1854 New York, 1855, from the Latting Observatory Engraved by William Wellstood after Benjamin F. Smith 1855 Birds Eye View of New-York & Brooklyn Engraved by J. Bachman 1856 City of New York Lithographed by Nathaniel Currier 1856 Bird’s Eye View of the City of New York Engraved by J. Bachman, published by Charles Magnus 1857 New York und Umgegend Engraved by R. Kupfer 1867 The City of New York Currier & Ives 1870 The City of New York – Showing the Building of the Equitable Life Insurance Society of the United States Currier & Ives 1876


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SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont. GENERAL VIEWS, cont. Birdseye Views, cont. New York and Brooklyn Currier & Ives 1877 View of New York Lithographed by H. Bencke after J. Bachmann 1877 The Port of New York, Birds Eye View from the Battery, Looking South Currier & Ives 1878 Greater New York Charles Hart, lithographer, published by E.M. Parsons 1897 Charles Hart, lithographer, published by Joseph Koehler 1905 New York City in 1904 Published by Moses King 1904 Twentieth century photomechanical prints 1911, 1939 Harbor Views [views of shore and skyline from the water] 18th Century Burgis View FACSIMILES (1717-1718) St.-Memin view FACSIMILE (1798) 19th Century New York. Taken from the North West Angle of Fort Columbus, Governor’s Island Engraved by Papprill after Catherwood 1846 New York from Staten Island C.W. Burton, lithographer, published by Sarony & Major 1849 Bay of New York Taken from the Battery E. Valois, lithographer, after John Bornet 1851 Panorama of the Harbor of New York, Staten Island and the Narrows John Bornet, lithographer, published by Goupil 1854 New York, 1855 Engraved by Himely, after John William Hill 1855


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SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont. GENERAL VIEWS, cont. Harbor Views, cont. 19th Century, cont. The Harbor of the City of New York After C. Graham 1898 Winter Views New-York. Winter Scene in Broadway Engraved by P. Girardet after H. Sebron 1857 General Views Excursion Through New York City in Two Hours [multiple vignettes of NYC buildings and sights] ca. 1857 The Empire City, Presented to Subscribers to the History of the City of New-York [multiple views of the city] 1859 ISLANDS Liberty Island, Statue of Liberty BRIDGES Grand Birds Eye View of the Great East River Suspension Bridge Currier & Ives 1885 The Great East River Suspension Bridge Currier & Ives 1886 The New East River Bridge Reinhardt 1898 STREET VIEWS Broadway, North from Cortlandt & Maiden Lane American Photo-Lithograph Co. ca. 1885-87 Cliff Street, New York Endicott’s Lithography PARKS Martel’s New York Central Park The Eno Lithographing Co., published by William H. Shields 1864


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SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont. BUILDINGS Commercial and Financial The Washington Stores Endicott’s Lithography ca. 1845 Joseph Hecht & Sons, Hides, Skins & Tallow [92-98 Cliff St.] J. Ottmann Lithographing Co. Home Office, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Madison Square, New York American Lithographic Corp. Hotels Astor House [Kipp & Brown’s Stage] Hotel Marlborough Monuments Grant’s Tomb Statue of Liberty See: Liberty Island Manufacturers & Warehouses Bartlett & Greene’s Free and Bonded Warehouses and Elevators Endicott & Co. Lithographers [1871-86] Novelty Iron Works, Foot of 12th St. R.R. New York, Stillman, Allen & Co. Endicott’s Lithography Sports Stadia Polo Grounds Transportation Station Pennsylvania Station, New York City Printed by Ketterlinus after Hughson Hawley 1910


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SUBSERIES I: Prints, cont. EVENTS Fairs, Crystal Palace International Exposition, 1853 Birds Eye View of the New York Crystal Palace J. Bachman 1853 New York Crystal Palace for the Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations A. Fay, lithographer, Emil Seitz, pubilsher 1853 Parades Centennial Military Parade 1889 Centennial Naval Parade 1889 New York Columbian Celebration Naval Review 1892 Naval Parade (Homecoming of the Fleet) 1898


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SUBSERIES II: Photographs GENERAL VIEWS Aerial views, 1922, 1946, 1966, 1975, 1979 Harbor Views The New Singer Building in its Relation to the Sky-line of New York Irving Underhill 1905 See also: panoramic harbor views in 2NW unit 9B BRIDGES Brooklyn Bridge BUILDINGS Churches St. John the Evangelist [interior of sanctuary] Commercial and Financial Equitable Life Insurance Company Woolworth Building

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This series is divided into 4 subseries, by borough. Subseries I. BRONX, BOXED MATERIAL Streets and avenues are filed alphabetically by name, followed by numbered avenues, and then numbered streets. GENERAL VIEWS 1 Aerial and Birds Eye Views General Bronx River Leggett’s Creek Bridges See also: Series III Pelham Naval Station STREET VIEWS A-B Bathgate Avenue Boston Road C-E East Chester Road F-G Fenton Avenue 2 Forest Avenue Franklin Avenue Grand Concourse H-L Kingsbridge Road M-O Melrose Avenue Mosholu Parkway Mott Avenue P-S Pelham Parkway Pennyfield Avenue Prospect Avenue Sedgwick Avenue T-W 3 Tremont Avenue Waring Avenue Washington Avenue Webster Avenue Westchester Avenue West Farms Road White Plains Road X-Z


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Subseries I. BRONX, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. STREET VIEWS, cont. 3 Numbered Avenues Numbered Streets 132-149th Streets 150th-169th Streets 170-179th Streets 180th-189th Streets 190th-210th Streets 211th-249th Streets NEIGHBORHOODS 4 City Island Spuyten Duyvil Throgs Neck PARKS/GARDENS/CEMETERIES Cemeteries Parks A-Z Bronx Park, including Botanical Gardens, Bronx Museum Bronx Zoological Park Crotona Park Drake Park Pelham Bay Park Van Cortlandt Park BUILDINGS CHURCHES and SYNAGOGUES A-E Alexander Avenue Baptist Church F-R Fordham Manor Reformed Church S Saint Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church Saint Brenden’s Church Saint John’s Lutheran Church Saint Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church T-Z Unidentified 5 CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS


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Subseries I. BRONX, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. GOVERNMENT [5] General Fire Houses 2 HOTELS INSTITUTIONS Hospitals A-Z Montefiore Medical Center St. Francis Hospital Shelter for Delinquent Boys MANUFACTURING & WAREHOUSES MONUMENTS & STATUARY A-Z Bronx River Soldier Heine Fountain Monument RESIDENCES A-C Bartow-Pell Mansion, Pelham Bay Park Bathgate, Charles Residence, West Farms D-F Ferris Houses Fox Estate G-L Hadley House Hunt Mansion Lorillard Mansions and Snuff Mill 6 M-N Morris, Gouverneur Mansion Morris, William H., Mansion and Estate O-S Poe, Edgar Allen, Cottage Poole, Townsend, House T-V Van Cortlandt Mansion W-Z [6] Zbrowski (Zabriskie) Mansion, Claremont Park Unidentified


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Subseries I. BRONX, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. [6] 2 RESTAURANTS & TAVERNS SCHOOLS & COLLEGES 7 Schools (Primary and Secondary) Colleges and Universities General Manhattan College New York University SPORTS STADIA Yankee Stadium TRANSPORTATION STATIONS Miscellaneous buildings UTILITIES TRANSPORTATION Buses and Trolleys Railroads Third Avenue Elevated Railroad EVENTS Blizzard of Dec. 27, 1947 Bronx Borough Day Parades Firemen parades Sunday School parades Miscellaneous


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Subseries I. BRONX, FLAT MATERIAL Prints and photographs are housed together in folders. An “X” marks a folder. Each view (building, etc.) that exists has been listed. X GENERAL VIEWS (including aerial views) X STREET VIEWS St. Ann’s Avenue ca. 1873, 1891 Westchester Avenue 177th Street 180th Street X NEIGHBORHOODS Kingsbridge Melrose 1868 Morrisania Morris Heights (Undercliff Terrace) 1896 Mott Haven Spuyten Duyvil West Farms Village ca. 1892 X PARKS/GARDEN/CEMETERIES Bronx Park Bronx Zoological Park McComb’s Dam Park Van Cortlandt Park BUILDINGS X Churches St. Ann’s Protestant Episcopal Church, St. Ann’s Avenue ca. 1873 St. Edmund’s Church, 176th Street St. Paul’s Chapel, St. Ann’s Parish, Morrisania St. Peter’s Church, Westchester Avenue 1879-80 Ursuline Convent, East Morrisania West Farms Reformed Church, Boston Road 1898 X Clubs & Organizations Sibberns’ Club House, Jerome Avenue Tremont YWCA X Commercial Buildings 1311 Washington Avenue Government Buildings X Firehouses Independence Engine Co. #1, Williamsbridge Lady Washington Engine Co. #1, Fulton St. X Municipal Building


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Subseries I. BRONX, FLAT MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. X Hotels Drovers Inn Nolan’s Hotel Thwaite’s Homestead Hotel X Libraries & Museums Fairmount Athenaeum, West Morrisania X Manufactories and Warehouses A. Hupfel’s Sons’s Brewery Residences Anderson, Dr., House, Throg’s Neck Ashe-Leland-Van Scheck-Mitchell-Huntington House Bailey, N.P. House Fordham Bartow House, Pelham Bridge Road Berrian-Johnson House, Spuyten Duyvil Parkway Bourne, D.B. House X “The Elms,” Pelham Bay Park (includes interiors) Faile, E.G., “Woodside” and “Locusts” Ferris Houses Fox-Tiffany House, Westchester Avenue Hadley House, Kingsbridge 1903 Horton Farmhouse, City Island 1903 Husted House, 221st Street 1903 Hutchins, Waldo, Kingsbridge 1906 Macomb, Robert House, Kingsbridge 1904 Marshall House, City Island Road 1904 Mathewson, Douglas House, 2024 Creston Avenue 1911 Miller House, Newton Ave 1906 Montgomery Cottage, Fort Independence Avenue 1905 X Morris, various mansions and estates Pell, Joshua House, Pelham 1904 Poe, Edgar Allen, Cottage 1884-1915 Powell Farmhouse, Washington Avenue 1904 Randall House, 1323 Franklin Avenue Spy House, Morrisania 1905 Stanton House, Washington Avenue 1904 Tippett Mansion, Riverdale Avenue Valentine-Cornell Homestead 1903 Van Cortlandt Manor 1905 Varian, Isaac, Van Cortlandt Avenue 1901 X Vyse Manor Wilkens, Walter House, Prospect Avenue Wilkins Farmhouse, Unionport 1904 Williams, John House, 215th Street 1903 Woodlawn X Unidentified


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Subseries I. BRONX, FLAT MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. X Schools and Colleges Grammar School #5 (later #64), Webster Avenue 1890 Fordham University Manhattan College X Theaters Unidentified open-air theatre X UTILITIES Plan of plan salt works, City Island 1835 TRANSPORTATION X Prints (birds-eye views, street views) produced by the Department of Street Improvements, showing the construction of the Grand Boulevard and Concourse, and its effect on the surrounding roads 1895-1897 Boat house on the Hudson 1870 Breaking Ground on Westchester Avenue for Rapid Transit Contract Construction May 27, 1916 Steamroller used in the Bronx (photograph) X EVENTS Borough Day Parade 1915


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, BOXED MATERIAL Streets are filed alphabetically by name, followed by avenues with letter names, followed by numbered avenues, and then numbered streets (including all those with prefixes; East, North, South, Bay, etc.) GENERAL VIEWS 1 Aerial Views Birds Eye Views General views Waterfront views Navy Yard Fort Hamilton Fort Lafayette STREET VIEWS A Atlantic Avenue B Bedford Avenue Blake Avenue C Clarkson Avenue Clinton Street 2 Coney Island Avenue Court Street D Driggs Avenue Dumont Avenue E East New York Avenue F Flatbush Avenue Fulton Street G H Humboldt Street I J 3 K Kings Highway Kent Avenue L M Manhattan Avenue Metropolitan Avenue Montague Street


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. STREET VIEWS, cont. [3] N Neck Road New Lots Road Nostrand Avenue O Ocean Avenue P Paerdegaer Street Pierrepont Street Pitkin Avenue 4 R Ralph Avenue Rockaway Avenue Rogers Avenue S Snyder Avenue Sutter Avenue T U V W Wilson Avenue Wyckoff Street Lettered Avenues Numbered Avenues Second Avenue Third Avenue Fifth Avenue Sixth Avenue Ninth Avenue Twelfth Avenue Thirteenth Avenue Sixteenth Avenue Eighteenth Avenue Nineteenth Avenue Twenty-first Avenue Twenty-third Avenue Numbered Streets 1st-10th Streets 20th-29th Streets 50th-59th Streets 60th-69th Streets 70th-79th Streets 80th-89th Streets


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. STREET VIEWS, cont. Numbered Streets [4] 90th-99th Streets 5 Bay Numbered Streets East Numbered Streets East 1st Street-East 50th Street East 51st Street-East 96th Street North Numbered Streets West Numbered Streets NEIGHBORHOODS Bay Ridge Brooklyn Heights Coney Island General views Amusement parks 3 Beach and bathers 6 2 Beach and bathers Transportation to/from Cypress Hills East New York Flatbush Flatlands Greenpoint Williamsburg PARKS/GARDENS/CEMETERIES Cemeteries General Greenwood Cemetery 2 Prospect Park Parks General and Playgrounds BUILDINGS 7 ARMORIES CHURCHES & SYNAGOGUES “Houses of Worship,” photographs by George Stacy 1863 A-L Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. CHURCHES & SYNAGOGUES, cont. [7] M-Z Unidentified CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL GOVERNMENT General Borough/City Hall HOTELS General Manhattan Beach Hotel 8 HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS INSTITUTIONS General Hospitals General Wyckoff Memorial Hospital LIBRARIES & MUSEUMS MANUFACTURING & WAREHOUSES RESIDENCES A B Bartlett, H.M., M.D., House, Flatbush Ave. and Fenimore St. Bergen Homestead, East 72nd St. C Crooke-Schenck House, Crookes Rd. D E F-G H-K 9 L Lefferts Homestead, Flatbush Ave. (now in Prospect Park) Lott House, East 36th Street/Canarsie Lane


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. RESIDENCES, cont. [9] M-N Martense, Judge, House, 676 Flatbush Ave. O-Q R Rapalje House, 349 New Lots Road Remsen Farmhouse, New Lots Rd. and Church Ave. S Schenck House, Rockaway Ave. Snedeker House T-V Van Brunt House, 84th St. 10 Van Buren Homestead, Flatbush Ave. Vanderveer House, Flatbush Ave., and mill Van Pelt Manor House, Eighteenth Ave. Voorhees House, Neck Rd. W-Z Wyckoff House, Canarsie Ln. Unidentified Residences SCHOOLS & COLLEGES General Erasmus Hall Academy Midwood High School Packer Collegiate Institute Public School #3, Bedford Ave. THEATRES Unidentified buildings UTILITIES & INDUSTRY TRANSPORTATION General Fulton Ferry and Ferry House Railroads 11 Elevated Street EVENTS Blizzard of 1888 Blizzard of 1947 Miscellaneous


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, FLAT MATERIAL Prints and photographs are housed together in folders. An “X” marks a folder. Each view (building, etc.) that exists has been listed. GENERAL VIEWS X Aerial and Rooftop Views X Harbor views View of Brooklyn, L.I. from U.S. Hotel, New York Lithograph by E. Whitefield, published by F.Michelin 1846 City of Brooklyn, L.I. Lithograph by John Bornet, printed by A. Weingartner 1855 View of Brooklyn 1840 Lithograph by George Hayward 1865 View from Gowanus Heights (Brooklyn) Engraving published by Hermann J. Meyer Bensonhurst shore (photograph) X Fort Hamilton Navy Yard Old Saw-mill, L.I. 1855 X Winter views Brooklyn in 1816, after Francis Guy Carnival of the Washington Skating Club. Brooklyn 1862 Union Pond, Wiliamsburgh, L.I. (skating) ca. 1860s X STREET VIEWS Atlantic Avenue Clifford Street Clinton Avenue Front Street in 1820, after Francis Guy (winter scene) Fulton Street 1917 Grand Army Plaza Nevins Street 1917 Remson Street State Street Washington Avenue 1914 NEIGHBORHOODS X Coney Island For Mermaid Parade, see oversize prints East New York 1867-1872 Manhattan Beach Williamsburg 1852 PARKS X Prospect Park


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, FLAT MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS X Churches Father Woods Church Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church 1903 Church of the Holy Trinity (print and photo of interior) 1845 Plymouth Church (new) Saint John’s Church Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church 1895 Washington Avenue Baptist Church X Clubs & Organizations Elks Club Midwood Club Montauk Club Turn-Halle, Williamsburg YMCA, Naval Branch, Sands Street X Commercial & Financial Dime Savings Bank, Broadway and Wythe Avenue E. R. Gillespie Old Books, 24 Myrtle Avenue Halsey Building C. K. Sherwood, 139 Franklyn Street X Government City Hall (now Borough Hall) 1865, 1896 County Court House 1875 X Hotels Brighton Beach Hotel ca. 1890s Grand View Hotel, Fort Hamilton 1888 Labon’s Inn, Flatbush Avenue Manhattan Beach Hotel X Institutions Orphan Asylum X Libraries and Museums Brooklyn Mercantile Library X Manufactories and Warehouses Brooklyn City Flour Mills 1876 G. H. Johnson & CO. grain warehouse Long Island Storage Warehouses, Nostrand Avenue 1917 New York Pier and Warehouse CO. warehouses I.S. Remson Manufacturing Company L. Waterbury & Co. Cordage and Bagging


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, FLAT MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. X Monuments Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corporation War Memorial New York Fire Department monument in Greenwood Cemetery Prison-Ship Martyr’s Monument, Fort Greene Park Residences Bergen Homestead, East 72nd Street 1905 Birdsall, J. House, Flatbush Avenue 1903 Cortelyou (now Old Stone) House, Fifth Ave. and 3rd Street late 1860s Crooke-Schenck House, 2133 East 673rd Street 1905 Cuttings House, Flatbush De Hart, Simon Aertsen House Ditmas, John House, Flatbush Avenue 1903 Ditmas, Henry S. House, Flatbush Avenue Ford, Gordon L. House, 97 Clark Street (interiors) ca. 1896-1897 Hicks-Platt House, Neck Road 1903 Lefferts Homestead, Flatbush Avenue 1903 Lott, Albert House, Canarsie Lane 1905 Ommans, Johannes House 1905 Raymond House Remsen House Schenck, Nicholas House 1903 Snedeker, Jacob House, New Lots Road 1903 Striker House, 2243 Church Avenue 1905 Stryker-Williamson House 1903 Van Buren Homestead, Flatbush Avenue 1903 Vanderbilt, Jeremiah House, Flatbush Vanderveer, J.C. House 1904 Van Siclen House, New Lots Road 1903 Van Sinderen House, New Lots ROad Van Wyck House, East Couwenhaven Lane 1903 Voorhies House, Gravesend Neck Road 1903 Williamson-Rapelje House, New Lots Road Willink, John A. House Wilson House, Washington Avenue Wyckoff, John A. House, Canarsie 1903 X 3 Pierrepont Place, including interiors X Unidentified X Schools and Colleges Erasmus Hall Academy 1903 Equestrian Institute, 61 S. 4th Street Professor Lockwood’s Academy, S. Oxford Street 1870 X Sports Stadia Ebbets Field


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Excelsior Baseball Club Grounds Subseries II. BROOKLYN, FLAT MATERIAL, cont. BUILDINGS, cont. X Theaters Academy of Music See also: Events Marine Pavilion X Transportation Stations Elevated Railroad Terminal Building, Tillary Street 2X TRANSPORTATION Elevated and Surface Railroads X UTILITIES Brooklyn City Water Works X EVENTS Grand Temperance Encampment, Bushwick 1846 Brooklyn Sanitary Fair 1864 Brooklyn Trolley Strike 1895 Parade honoring victims of the General Slocum disaster Sunday School Parade Military Mass, Navy Yard Fire, 25 Paidge Avenue Sept 24, 1970 Miscellaneous and Unidentified


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Subseries II. BROOKLYN, OVERSIZE MATERIAL GENERAL VIEWS Harbor Views Brooklyn, L.I. Smith Bros. Lithographers, after John William Hill 1853 Brooklyn. N.Y. 1854 Engraved by Wellstood & Peters 1854 NEIGHBORHOODS Coney Island – Mermaid Parade BUILDINGS CHURCHES & SYNAGOGUES Church of the Holy Trinity. Brooklyn Heights F & S. Palmer, lithographers 1846 HOTELS Manhattan Beach Hotel [photograph] MANUFACTURERS & WAREHOUSES Continental Works, Green Point, Brooklyn Endicott & Co., Lithographers ca. 1865


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Subseries III. QUEENS, BOXED MATERIAL Views are filed by town within Queens, when known. 1 GENERAL VIEWS Aerial Views General Views Lamp Posts throughout Queens, 1934 ARVERNE ASTORIA General Buildings Residences A-Z “Barclay Place” Steinway Mansion “Sunswick” BAYSIDE BELLEROSE COLLEGE POINT CORONA ELMHURST FLUSHING General Street Scenes Main Street Buildings Churches General Friends Meeting House Residences A-Z 2 Bowne House Colden, Cadwallader, House Duryea (Sprong) House Schools & Colleges FOREST HILLS GLEN COVE


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Subseries III. QUEENS, BOXED MATERIAL, cont. [2] JACKSON HEIGHTS JAMAICA KEW GARDENS LONG ISLAND CITY MASPETH NEWTOWN NORTH BEACH OZONE PARK ROCKAWAY ST. ALBANS WHITESTONE Miscellaneous (unidentified) buildings EVENTS Blizzard of 1888 3 5 1939-1940 World’s Fair 1964-1965 World’s Fair

Hurricane Sandy – see Series III: New York City (Manhattan), FLAT MATERIAL (Photographs), EVENTS

Miscellaneous TRANSPORTATION LaGuardia Airport TWA Terminal, JFK


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Subseries III. QUEENS, FLAT MATERIAL Views are filed by town within Queens, when known. Prints and photographs are housed together in folders. An “X” marks a folder. Each view (building, etc.) that exists has been listed. X GENERAL Aerial Views X ASTORIA View form the New York Side, Currier & Oves 1862 X BAYSIDE Bay Side Park housing development X COLLEGE POINT Views south and east 1872 Poppenhusen, A.C. residence 1872 Poppenhusen rubber factory (?) 1872 X FLUSHING The Flushing Oaks St. George’s Church 1857, 1903 Friend’s Meeting House Bowne House Duryea House Gammettson House Prince Homestead X HOLLIS Hollis Hotel X JAMAICA Town Hall Pettits Hotel 1905 King Manor House 1903 Tutus, Larramore House 1903 X LONG ISLAND CITY Brewster Carriage Co. Manufactory Paynter House 1903 X NEWTOWN Presbyterian Church Perry House


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Subseries III. QUEENS, FLAT MATERIAL, cont. X RAVENSWOOD St. Thomas Chapel 1844 Ravenswood Classical and English Boarding and Day School 1872 Sunswick residence (built 1791) 1878 X ROCKAWAYS Aerial views 1902, undated Rockaway Beach Hotel Woodsburgh House Edgemeer Railroad Station ca. 1890s X SUNNYSIDE X WOODHAVEN Tornado Damage 1895 July X CEDAR GROVE CEMETERY X UNIDENTIFIED


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Subseries IV. STATEN ISLAND, BOXED MATERIAL GENERAL VIEWS Aerial views Birds Eye Views General views Waterfront views General The Narrows PARKS/GARDENS/CEMETERIES/BEACHES Beach views Happyland Park BUILDINGS Churches Residences A-E Billopp House, Tottenville F-P Q-Z Historic Richmond town Miscellaneous buildings TRANSPORTATION MISCELLANEOUS


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Subseries IV. STATEN ISLAND, FLAT MATERIAL Prints and photographs are housed together in folders. An “X” marks a folder. Each view (building, etc.) that exists has been listed. X GENERAL VIEWS Aerial photo looking toward New York Bay 1897 The Narrows and Part of Staten Island, lithograph by Deroy 1850 View of the Marine Hospital and Quarantine Grounds 1854 (and later lithographs from Valentine’s Manual of same) X NEIGHBORHOODS Tottenville BUILDINGS X Hotels Caprera Hotel and Garden Pavilion Hotel X Residences Billopp House Cement or Ward House Clark House Comstock, D.A. House, “Rose Bank” Cubberly House Kreutzer-Pelton House Lake or Gifford House Lake-Tyson House Thomas (Governor of New York) House Ward, W.G., “Oneata,” 1867 X Schools Richmond Seminary, lithograph by Fanny Palmer X MISCELLANEOUS Richmond Iron Mining Company 1881 Two photos of mining at work Encampment of Company A – Tompkins Blues – Capt. John Mayher, at Fort Tompkins, Aug. 20, 1842 U.S. Coast Guard Station 1978

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