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Downtown New York Walk: Wall Street
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A walking tours through Lower Manhattan's skyscraper canyons and more than a century of high-rise construction. This walk focuses on the buildings on Wall Street.
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Trust Company of America Building Architect was erected in 1907 by architect Francis Hatch Kimball. Festooned with stone cupids and cartouches around the entrance and topped with a richly sculpted cornice, this Beaux-Arts style high-rise was built to house The Trust Company of America. At 17 stories it was one of the first truly tall buildings and is the oldest remaining high rise on Wall Street.
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United States Trust Company of New York
United States Trust Company of New York entrance, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1919).
45 Exchange Place
Exchange Place viewed from William Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1919).
49 Wall Street
49 Wall Street at the corner William Street. Atlantic Mutual Building.
Wall Exchange Building
Wall Exchange Building 41 Wall Street.
49 Wall Street
Crowd listening to unidentified man speaking, New York City, undated (ca. August 1916). Photographed for the Evangelistic Committee of New York City.
41 Wall Street
Buildings on Wall Street draped in black bunting and half-staff flags, New York City, 1917.
37 Wall Street
\[37 Wall Street.] Originally Morgan Guaranty Building.
Wall Exchange Building
Exchange Place #43
United States Trust Company of New York
United States Trust Company of New York United-States Trust Company of New York./ 45 and 47 Wall Street, South Side, Between Broad and William Streets. \[prints on recto] United States Trust Company of New York./ 45 and 47 Wall Street, South Side, Between Broad and William Streets. \[prints on recto] Scrapbook page from "Views of New York City, Brooklyn and other places. Vol. 2." by Eugene Armbruster.
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