Manhattan: South Street - Beekman Street (1) 104 to 117 South Street, west side, north from Beekman Street, to, but not including Peck Slip. This is part of the area loosely described as Fulton Fish Market, and is reputed to be the largest fish trading center in the world. January 31, 1932. P. L. Sperr. (2) A portion of the same, showing only Nos. 104 to 108. Also shown (left), is Beekman Street, north side, west from South, to Water Streets, crossing Front Street. January 31, 1932. P. L. Sperr. Neg. #4045

Manhattan: South Street - Beekman Street (1) 104 to 117 South Street, west side, north from Beekman Street, to, but not including Peck Slip. This is part of the area loosely described as Fulton Fish Market, and is reputed to be the largest fish trading center in the world. January 31, 1932. P. L. Sperr. (2) A portion of the same, showing only Nos. 104 to 108. Also shown (left), is Beekman Street, north side, west from South, to Water Streets, crossing Front Street. January 31, 1932. P. L. Sperr. Neg. #4045

Fulton Fish Market 2.; Food