Lithograph print of a the buildings standing at the corner of Peck Slip and Water Street. A three-story building stands directly on the corner with many windows, doors, and pulleys- presumably for access to storage space. A large key sign is visible on the roof of this building. Buildings of various heights stand on either side of this corner building. Two men are talking to each other at the corner of the streets. A horse and carriage are seen in the background as well as, faintly, the ships and water.

Colored lithograph depicting a view of an narrow three-story yellow house, with green shutters and a green door, wedged between two taller buildings, published in Manual of the Corporation of the City of New York (known as Valentine's Manual). The green door is slightly ajar and there is a barrel and a plank of wood resting upon the front of the building. A lamp post stands in front of the building.