Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Fifth Avenue, east side, north from and including 26th Street, showing the N.W. corner of Msdison Square and the Hotel Brunswiclt on the N.E. corner of 20th Street. According to King's Handbook of New York (1892), parades of the Coaching Club always started in front of the Brunswick, and he mentions it as much favored by English tourists. This photograph was taken by one such Englishman, and was annotated in his own writing "Where I stayed with Lucas C. E. en route from Venezuela to England". About 1906 this building will be replaced by the 12-story Brunswick Building, as Madison Square changes into a strictly business district. 1888\.

Manhattan: Washington's Centennial arch and parade on Fifth Avenue at 26th Street, April 30, 1889.

Brunswick Bdg.

225 5th Avenue at the N.E. corner of 26th Street. New Brunswick Building.

26th Street and Fifth Avenue. Park and Tilford Building

Spear & Co. President & Vice President at desk in office, 2. Located at 225 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.

Brunswick Bldg., 5th Ave. & 26th St.

Spear & Co. President and Vice President at desk in office, 5. Located at 225 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.

Spear & Co. President and Vice President at desk in office, 4. Located at 225 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.

Brooklyn: 5th Avenue - President Street P.L. Sperr, photographer 5-31-1942 Neg. A-685

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - \[Between 26th and 27th Streets] Received from Cross & Brown Co., March 1968 NEG #4925

\[Fifth Avenue and 26th Street.]

\[Fifth Avenue and 26th Street.]

\[Fifth Avenue and 26th Street.]

Spear & Co. President and Vice President at desk in office, 3. Located at 225 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.