Unidentified Lower Manhattan Intersection, believed to be Canal Street looking west from Mulberry Street Posted June 2, 2020
The building erected for the Hudson River Railroad, on the former site of St. John’s Park. Posted June 2, 2020
The residence of N.W. Stuyvesant, which formerly stood on 8th Street, between First and Second Avenues. Posted June 2, 2020
View on the Northwest corner of Broadway and 11th Street, McCreery & Co. Dry Goods Store. Posted June 2, 2020
The old pear-tree planted by Governor Stuyvesant at the corner of Third Avenue and 13th Street. Posted June 2, 2020
Stone Bridge Tavern & Garden, at the corner of Canal Street and Broadway, ca. 1812. Posted June 2, 2020
Southeast view, New-York State Prison, 1814, Charles Lane to Christopher Street, Washington Street to West Street. Posted June 2, 2020
West 11th Street and Waverly Place following the blizzard of 1888 with snow piled high Posted June 2, 2020
Henry Agard Wallace, Vice President (1941-1945), and Presidential Candidate (1948). Posted June 2, 2020
Man sketching woman at the Washington Square Art Show in front of Judson Memorial Church. Posted June 2, 2020
Elderly man carrying packages on the NE corner of 6th Avenue and Waverly Place, looking north (Women’s House of Detention [demolished] is visible in rear left) Posted June 2, 2020
