Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Fifth Avenue, west side, from west 26th (left) to 27th Streets, showing prominently the Hotel Brunswick. This is the S.W. corner of 27th Street (right). Grover Cleveland, on his election to the Presidency, made it his headquarters in New York. About 1890. Gift of Urbrock Collection

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 27th Street Fifth Avenue, east side, south from E. 27th Street, (left) showing buildings occupying the 27th-26th Street block front and Madison Square Park to the south. The large structure at the far corner is the world famous Hotel Brunswick. About 1890

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Fifth Avenue, west side, north from 26thh Street. At right centre is Hotel Victoria, made famous when President-elect Cleveland stayed there in 1885. At extreme right may be seen steeple of Marble Collegiate Church (Dutch heformed). 1907\. Photograph by Brown Brothers. 31.-(e ~18S

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street Fifth Avenue, north from 25th Street, showing traffic conditions on this main thoroughfare at an early date. Note the spire of the Marble Collegiate Reformed Church at the top center. The intersecting street seen in the foreground is 26th Street with the Brunswick Bldg. (right) occupying the Avenue frontage between that and 27th Street. This photostat is one of a set filed under various Fifth Avenue locations and Police Activities. Similar matorial appears on page 229 of the Marc 11, 1909 issue. About 1909. Lesuies Weekly Copyright - Judge Co.

220 5th Avenue. John B. Stetson Co., showroom interior.

220 5th Avenue. John B. Stetson Co. show rooms, entrance lobby.

220 5th Avenue. John B. Stetson Co., showroom interior.

Croisic Building, N.W. Cor. 5th Ave. & 26th St.

Unidentified military officials marching in a parade marking the Fourth Liberty Loan, New York City, October 19, 1918.

Unidentified military officials marching in a parade marking the Fourth Liberty Loan, New York City, October 19, 1918.

Crowd gathered in a street to watch a parade, New York City, October 19, 1918.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street \~220 Fifth Avenue,West Side,betNeen W.25th and W.27th Streets. About 1900. George T.Bagoe, 86 Madison Avenue, No Reproductions.