Union Square West, New York City, circa 1879; copy negative after an original photograph by an unknown photographer.

Union Square East, New York City, showing a parade, undated.

City Departments, Fires & Firefighting. 108-120 East 16th Street after a fire in the building has been put out. Snow is on the ground and ice covers the building. The Newman Art Manufacturing Co. is visible.

20 Union Square East at 15th Street. Union Square Savings Bank, interior.

20 Union Square East and 15th Street. Union Square Savings Bank.

20 Union Square East at 15th Street. Union Square Savings Bank.

The Union Square Bank, New York, The Mosler Safe Co., Manufacturers.

Mosler Safe Co., Union Square Savings Bank.

Banks, Union Square Savings Bank. The Union Square Savings Bank on Union Square East; adjacent buildings, people and street scene visible.

The Union Square Bank, New York, The Mosler Safe Co., Manufacturers.

Mosler Safe Co., Union Square Savings Bank.

The Union Square Savings Bank.

Mosler Safe Co., Union Sq. Savings Bank.

The Union Square Savings Bank.

The Union Square Savings Bank.

Mosler Safe Co., Union Sq. Savings Bank.

The Union Square Bank, New York, The Mosler Safe Co., Manufacturers.

The Union Square Savings Bank.

Mosler Safe Co., Union Sq. Savings Bank.

20 Union Square East and 15th Street. Union Square Savings Bank, last view.

Richard Watson Gilder home, 103 E. 15th Street, New York City, October 29, 1914.

Manhattan: 4th Avenue - 16th Street Fourth Avenue, east side, north from and including 16th Union Square East. Of the old buildings 36-48 Unioin Square East, from 16th to 17th Streets, the Westmoreland Apartments on the corner of 17th Street, and 44 adjoining them, are about to be demolished for the new Tammany Hall (see Union Square East). From 17th to 18th Streets stand the Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Building and the Clarendon Building, (the latter named after the Clarendon Hotel which it replaced), both built prior to 1910. The 20-story American Woolen Building is on the N.E. corner of 18th Street and the 20-story Nagle Building on the S.E. corner of 21st Street. Compare this with the Brown Brothers view of Fourth Avenue, east side, north from 17th Street, 1906 January 23, 1928 P.L. Sperr.

Union Square Savings Bank

\[Union Square] View from high vantage point over Union Square. S. Klein, the Union Square Savings Bank and the Consolidated Edison Co. Building are visible.

\[United Mutual Savings Bank.] Now Daryl Roth Theatre.

Manhattan: Union Square (East) - 15th Street. Unnion Square Savings Bank, Union Square East at N.E. corner of 15th Street, with part of the newly remodelled park in the foreground. This edifice was built some time between 1902 and 1910, replacing two old houses; the bank had its original offices in 20 Union Square, on the corner. The 9-story apartment house at 107 East 15th Street, adjoining the bank, was built about 1900. August 4, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

L-R: 34 to 24 Union Square East, between 15th & 16th

Manhattan: Union Square (East) - \[30, 32, 34 Union Square] - 16th Street. 34-32-30 Union Square East, at and adjoining the S.E. corner of 16th Street. The corner building was erected around 1877 by the Singer Sewing Machine Company. The branch office of Henry Clews and Company, above the Corn Exchange Bank, mournfully reminds one that the great Bull Market culminated less than a year before the date of this picture. The 11-story Reliance Building was erected between 1902 and 1910, on the site of an old 4-story residence which was probably built in the 1850's, when Union Square was the Belgravia of New York. 30, the Freiheit offices, is included in the view of 24-30 Union Square,taken the same day. Union Square park, in the foreground, has just been drastically re-modelled. August 4, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Union Square (East) - 15th Street. Union Square East, north from and including 15th Street (Fourth Ave, as shown is a continuation of Union Square East). About 1913.

Former Union Square Savings Bank, northeast corner of Union Square East and 15th Street (now Darryl Roth Theater)

Manhattan: 15th Street (East) - 10th Avenue 103 East 15th Street, adjoining the N. E. corner of Union Square East (Fourth Avenue), showing the home of Henry Collins Brown, the editor of Valentine's Manual. The plaques shown above the gate are supposed to be the work of LaFarge. February 1940

Manhattan: Union Square (East) - 14th Street. Union Square East, from 8 Union Square (above 14th Street) to 34 Union Square at 16th Street, showing the expansion of S. Klein. The Union Square Hotel is on the S.E. corner of 15th Street and the Union Square Savings Bank on the N.W. corner. February 24, 1933. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Union Square (East) - 16th Street. Union Square East, at and including 16th Street. About 1895. Brown Brothers. Neg. #2439