Manhattan: Peck Slip - Water Street 11 to 5 Peck Slip, north side, west of Water Street. No. 11 (right) is believed to have been standing in 1725 on land owned by Johans Hardenbrooke. This and other pieces of property on Peck Slip passed to the Roosevelt family in 1755,and from whom this unit passed to the Scheel family; the present owner being Wm. H. Scheel, importer of varnish gums. No. 9, the adioining structure housed Ex-Governor Alfred E. Smith during his earlier days. North of the latter is a 3-story frame house, occupied by a junk shop, but formerly, the residence of Dr. Valentine of Valentines Manual fame. October 1937. George D. Chinn.

Manhattan: Peck Slip - Water Street 11 Peck Slip, north side, west of Water Street, showing an old structure that is supposed to have been standing in 1725, on land owned by Johans Hardenbrooke. It is now the property of Wm. H. Scheel. For further data see other views. November 8, 1937. P. L. Sperr.