Dinner, Colgate & Co. 100th Anniversary. Men and women seated at long tables at the 100th anniversary of Colgate & Co., at the Central Palace, with large flags and banners.

Dinner, Colgate & Co. 100th Anniversary. Men and women seated at long tables at the 100th anniversary of Colgate & Co., at the Central Palace, with large flags and banners.

\[Dinner, Colgate & Co. 100th Anniversary.] Men and women seated at long tables at the 100th anniversary of Colgate & Co., at the Central Palace, with large flags and banners.

Social Functions, Ball, Officers & Men of U.S.F.S. "Alabama". A hall filled with couples; American flags and bunting as decorations. Large painting/backdrop visible in background.

Colgate & Co. Central Palace. Men and women seated at long tables at the 100th anniversary of Colgate & Co., at the Central Palace.

Ball and Banquet Given by Members of the United States Flagship "Alabama" in Honor of their Esteemed Admiral C.H. Davis, U.S.N. Grand Central Palace, N.Y., Autumn 1906.

Dinner, Colgate & Co. 100th Anniversary. Men and women seated at long tables at the 100th anniversary of Colgate & Co., at the Central Palace, with large flags and banners.

Dinner, Colgate & Co. 100th Anniversary. Men and women seated at long tables at the 100th anniversary of Colgate & Co., at the Central Palace, with large flags and banners.

Thanksgiving Reception at Grand Central palace given under the auspices of the Officers and Men of the U.S.F.S. Alabama in token of their regard, to Admiral C.H. Davis U.S.N., Nineteen Hundred & Six.

Social Functions, Ball, Loyal Order of Moose. The ball for the Loyal Order of Moose. The hall is filled with couples; American flags and bunting hang as decorations.

Municipal Civil Service Commission. Old Grand Central Palace where examinations were held. 1912.

Grand Central Palace. Merchants Loft Building viewed from 45th Street. Circa 1913.

Municipal Civil Service Commission. New Grand Central Palace, Examination Room. 1913.

Auto Shows, Grand Central Palace.

View of tea room, exhibit at Red Cross fair, Grand Central Palace.

Grand Central Palace, view of display, French cooks.

Grand Central Palace, view of display, French cooks.

Hospital, Temporary Hospital for soldiers in Grand Central Palace.

Hospital, Temporary Hospital for soldiers in Grand Central Palace.

Hospital, Temporary Hospital for soldiers in Grand Central Palace. Interior of soldiers reading at the American Library Association's installation at a temporary hospital for soldiers at the Grand Central Palace exhibition hall.

Mail Service & Office Building New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building New York Central Railroad Co.

New York Central Railroad. Mail Service & Office Building

Mail Service & Office Building New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co. New York, N.Y.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co.

Park Avenue, West Side from 49th Street to 47th Street, New York City, 1921. Copy photograph.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co. New York, N.Y.

Mail Service & Office Building. New York Central Railroad Co. New York, N.Y.

Bord of Water Supply. "Fountain of Youth" at Board of Water Supply exhibit at Grand Central Palace as part of the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York which celebrated the first 25 years of the five boroughs' unification as one city. In this photo, Olympic gold medalist and engineer Ray C. Ewry is Rip Van Winkle and his colleague Maurice Solon is Spanish conquistador Juan Ponce de Leon. Washington Irving's character Rip Van Winkle wandered into the Catskill mountains, partied with the ghosts of Henry Hudson's crew, and fell asleep for twenty years. He became an early mascot of sorts for the Board of Water Supply as it ventured into the Catskills to find a source of clean water for the city. June 13, 1923.

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 46th Street Park Avenue, north from and including 46th Street. Silver Jubilee Exposition of 1923, the 25th Anniversary of Greater New York. The band is in the middle of 46th Street. To the right is No. 247 Park Avenue, about two years old. The 47th to 48th Street lot is still vacant; on the east side, in the next block north, the Park Lane is under construction. Then comes the Railroad Y.M.C. A, hiding all but a small glimpse of St. Bartholomew's and the Hotel Ambassador, between 51st and 52nd Streets. On the west side of the Avenue the first building is the Hotel Marguery, (about 1918) between 47th and 48th Streets. Compare this with the photographs made from the same spot in 1913 and with the Grand Central railroad yards in 1903, also with the same scene a year and a half later in January 1925. June 1923. Ewing Galloway, Photographer. Neg. #2430

Jeweled fountain in the Grand Central Palace at the exposition for the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York. May 26 to June 23, 1923.

Board of Water Supply. "Fountain of Youth" at Board of Water Supply exhibit at Grand Central Palace as part of the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York which celebrated the first 25 years of the five boroughs' unification as one city. In this photo, Olympic gold medalist and engineer Ray C. Ewry is Rip Van Winkle and his colleague Maurice Solon is Spanish conquistador Juan Ponce de León. Washington Irving's character Rip Van Winkle wandered into the Catskill mountains, partied with the ghosts of Henry Hudson's crew, and fell asleep for twenty years. He became an early mascot of sorts for the Board of Water Supply as it ventured into the Catskills to find a source of clean water for the city. Celebrations ran from May 26 through June 23, 1923.

Jeweled fountain in the Grand Central Palace at the exposition for the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York. May 26 to June 23, 1923.

Board of Water Supply Booth in the Grand Central Palace at the exposition for the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York. May 26 to June 23, 1923.

Board of Water Supply booth. Booth showing a scale model of the Kensico Dam at the Silver Jubilee exposition of Municipal Departments at the Grand Central Palace that ran from May 26 through June 23, 1923. May 26, 1923.

Fountain of Youth at Board of Water Supply exhibit at Grand Central Palace as part of the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York which celebrated the first 25 years of the five boroughs' unification as one city. Washington Irving's character Rip Van Winkle became an early mascot of sorts for the Board of Water Supply as it ventured into the Catskills to find a source of clean water for the city. May 26 to June 23, 1923.

Board of Water Supply Booth in the Grand Central Palace at the exposition for the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York. May 26 to June 23, 1923.

Board of Water Supply. Booth at the Silver Jubilee celebration which included an exposition of Municipal Departments at the Grand Central Palace that ran from May 26 through June 23, 1923. The Board of Water Supply showcased its accomplishments at this booth. May 26 to June 23, 1923.

Board of Water Supply Booth in the Grand Central Palace at the exposition for the Silver Jubilee of Greater New York. May 26 to June 23, 1923.

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 46th Street (East) 247 Park Ave., east side, north from and including East 46th (foreground), to and including 47th Streets, showing the 20-story ParkLexington Building which is one of the units of Grand Central Palace. The other two are; a 1-story and 13-story buildings (partially seen on the extreme right). Also shown is a general view northward of the neighboring area. October 11, 1927. P. L. Sperr.

Portrait of Mr. Ernest Schilling and Children at Grand Central Palace. Ernest Schilling seated at a piano surrounded by children, at the Grand Central Palace.

Portrait of Mr. Ernest Schilling and Children at Grand Central Palace. Ernest Schilling seated at a piano surrounded by children, at the Grand Central Palace.

East 46th Street and Lexington Avenue. Grand Central Palace. View of NBC exhibit