Celebrations - Parades - Municipal events - Decoration Day Parade. Celebrations, Parades and Municipal Events: A portion of the 1894 Decoration Day Parade on Fifth Avenue in the 25th-26th Street block; buildings in the background being on the west side of same. Similar views appear in the Illustrated American of June 16, 1894 page 698, Vol. 15. May 30, 1894. The Illustrated American

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 26th Streets, excavation, where 12-story Cross Chambers Building will be constructed. The view is north into the retaining wall of 212, Cafe Martin, which occupies the premises recently vacated by Delmonico's. April 3, 1902. Irving Underhill, Photographer

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street 210 Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 26th Streets, showing lot cleared out in preparation for erection of 12-story Cross Chambers Building. Picture taken from Broadway side, looking north. April 21, 1902. Irving Underhill, Photographer.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 26th Streets, excavation after wrecking small house at 210 Fifth Avenue, where 12-story Cross Chambers Building (Mark Cross Co.) is to be erected. On left, No. 208 will later be remodelled to accommodate the Lincoln Trust Co. On the right, the Cafe Martin occupies the premises recently vacated by Delmonico's, which moved up to 44th Street. This building (No. 212) has ten more years to stand. April 3, 1902 Irving Underhill, Photographer

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street 210 Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 26th Streets, showing lot cleared out in preparation for erection of 12-story Cross Chambers Building. Picture taken from Broadway side, looking south. April 21, 1902. Irving Underhill, Photographer

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street 210 Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 26th Streets, showing lot cleared out in preparation for erection of 12-story Cross Chambers Bulding. Picture taken from Broadway side, looking north. April 21, 1902. Irving Underhill, Photographer

\[French, Cafe Martin.] Large banquet hall at the Cafe Martin filled with men at tables at the French dinner.

French, Cafe Martin. Large banquet hall at the Cafe Martin filled with men at tables at the French dinner.

French, Cafe Martin. Large banquet hall at the Cafe Martin filled with men at tables at the French dinner.

210 5th Avenue. Cross Building.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Original Delmonico's with slightly altered front and now known as Cafe' Martin, Fifth Avenue at S. W. corner of 26th Street. 1907\. Photograph by Brown Brothers. Slide #134

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Fifth Avenue, at the S. W. corner of W. 26th Street. No. 212 Fifth evenue, home of Delmonico's till about 1900, has just been demolished to make room for an office building. This photograph shows the easterly section of north wall of Cross Chambers. To the left is Fifth Avenue and Madison Square Park. July 7, 1912 Wurts Brothers, Photographers

Manhattan: Broadway - 25th Street (West) \#1132 Broadway,East Side., between W.25th and W.26th Streets,Manhattan. June 19th,1912. Photograph by, Norman Wurtz.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Fifth Avenue, at the southwest corner of 26th Street, No. 212 Fifth Avenue, home of Delmonico's till about 1900, has just been demolished to make room for na office building. This photograph shows the westerly section of the north wall of Cross Chambers, with glimpse to right of Broadway and buildings on west side of Broadway. Wurts Brothers Julu 7, 1912

Building, S.W. 26th St. & Fifth Ave. Taken from above and opposite corner of a row of buildings along 5th Avenue at the south-west corner of 26th Street with S.Stein & Co. (woolens).

Fifth Avenue and 26th Street. The southwest corner of 5th Avenue and 26th Street. On the corner is a tall building, and several smaller buildings line the street, all housing businesses and stores.

Manhattan: Broadway - 25th Street Broadway, east side, between 25th and 26th Streets, the excavation where No. 1132 (210 Fifth Avenue) stood. The 12story Cross Chambers Building, going through to Fifth Aenue, will be constructed on this site. To the left is shown the rear of Cafe Martin, occupied by Delmonico's up to about 1900, which will give way in 1912 to an office building. The rest of the pictures in this set are filed under Fifth Avenue. April 21, 1902 Irving Underhill, Photographer

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Fifth Avenue, west side, at W. 26th Street, showing Delmonico's at the left. This building extends on the south aide of 26th Street to Broadway. Soon after this photograph was made, the establishment moved to the N.E. corner of Fifth Avenue and E. 44th Street, where it remained until its demise at the hands of prohibition. About 1893 Brown Brothers

All Roads Lead to Café Martin Broadway 26th St. 5th Ave New York Primary subject: Broken Down Car Gets Repaired on the Way to the Café Martin

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street 208-210 Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 26t Streets. At the right may be seen the demolition of the Cafe Martin, 212 Fifth Avenue, to make way for a twenty-story office building. This building housed Delmonico's until about 1900, when that establishment moved uptown to Fifth Avenue N.E. corner of 44th Street. June 19, 1912. Wurts Brothers, Photographers

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street 212 Fifth venue, at S.W. corner of 26th Street. This building, which still stands (1935), was erected on the site of Ees E4 ME Delmonico's, later Caf6 Martin. About 1914. VAG ~ 241

All Roads Lead to the Café Martin "Can't Get Away to Dine With You To-day" Primary subject: Horse Gallops Away Stranding Rider on a Tree Branch

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 26th Streets, excavation after wrecking small house at 210 Fifth Avenue, where 12-story Cross Chambers Building (Mark Cross &: Co.) is to be erected. On left, No. 208 will later be remodelled to accommodate the Lhncoln Trust Company. On the right, the Cafe Martin occupies the premises recently vacated by Delmonico's. which moved up to 44th Street. This building (No. 212) has tne more years to stand. Anrtl 3, 1902 Trving T'nderhtll, Photographer

All Roads Lead to Café Martin Broadway 26th St. 5th Ave New York Primary subject: Bride and Groom Speed to the Café Martin

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 25th Street 202-04-06-08-12 Fifth Avenue, west side, between 25th and 28th Streets. No. 208 will lster be remodelled for the Lincoln Trust Company. On the site of the excavation the 12-story Cross Chambers Building (Mark Cross &: Co.) is to be constructed. On the right, Cafe Martin, at 212 on the corner, occupies the building recently vacated by DelmonicO's; building will be demolished in 1912. See view of the Broadway side of the block, filed under Broadway, and other views of excavation taken the same day. April 3, 1902 Irvin nderhill, Photographer

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 26th Street Fitth Avenue, west side, at 26th Street, from Madisor Square Park. In centre is Farragut statue. MAY BE REPRODUCED. About 1923. w t qyogwmwaawswEardd : l ouaavsoaswww~~; UEV2AIiEWm4 MuOMaSMSEV