Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street Fifth Avenue, north from 41st Street, showing pupils of the Spence School for Girls out for their daily walk. At the extreme left is the reservoir which for many years covered the site now occupied by the New York Public Library. In the left background is the Bristol office building, formerly the Hotel Bristol. This was demolished in 1929 to make way for the Salmon Tower. The spires of St. Patrick's Cathedral may be dimly seen in the right background. Temple Emanu-El, demolished in 1927 is the spired building in the center. 1900. Ewing Galloway, Photographer.

Celebrations - Parades - Municipal events - Suffragette Parade. Celebrations and Municipal Events: Suffragette Parade on Fifth Avenue, passing reviewing stand in front of the Public Library at 41st Street, Ewing Galloway, Photographer 1913

The Edison Shop. 471, 473 and 475 Fifth Avenue; buisnesses include Schotz & Co. and The Edison Shop (subject of photo).

New York's Own' 308th Infantry, United States Army on parade down Fifth Avenue from Camp Upton (Yaphank, N.Y.), New York City, February 22, 1918.

Edison Shop, rear room, west wall.

Edison Shop, interior, north wall to front store.

Edison Shop, front room, south wall.

Edison Shop, rear room, south wall.

Edison Shop, rear room, east wall.

Edison Shop, rear room, north wall.

Edison Shop, interior, east wall to front store.

Farmers Loan Trust Bdg. 5th Av & 41 St.

475 5th Avenue. Farmers' Loan and Trust, detail of East 41st Street base.

475 5th Avenue. Farmers' Loan and Trust, detail 5th Avenue base.

475 Fifth Avenue. Farmers' Loan and Trust, detail of East 41st Street base

41st Street and 5th Avenue. Farmers Loan and Trust Co.

475 Fifth Avenue and 46 East 41st Street. Doorway

Crowds on Fifth Avenue at 40th Street, New York City, 1935. Passengers on top deck of bus visible in foreground.

\[Peck & Peck, 475 Fifth Avenue.]

\[Peck & Peck, 475 Fifth Avenue.]

\[Looking across Fifth Avenue from the steps of New York Public Library's main branch.]

\[Looking across Fifth Avenue from the steps of New York Public Library's main branch.]

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street 471 to 475 Fifth avenue, at S.E. corner of 41st Street, residence and business buildings s ortly before their demolition. The site is now occupied by the National City--Farmers' Trust Bank Building. April, 1925. Photograph by Brown Brothers. 7 yEf NWs: RR 3G14

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street (1) Fifth Ave., at, adjoining and south of the S.E. corner of East 41st Street. The Farmers Trust Building, will be demolished. April 18, 1925. (2) Slightly later. May 1925. (3) About the same. May 7, 1925. Almost completed. May 1925.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street (1) Fifth Ave., at, adjoining and south of the S.E. corner of East 41st Street. The Farmers Trust Building, will be demolished. April 18, 1925. (2) Slightly later. May 1925. (3) About the same. May 7, 1925. Almost completed. May 1925.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street (1) Fifth Ave., at, adjoining and south of the S.E. corner of East 41st Street. The Farmers Trust Building, will be demolished. April 18, 1925. (2) Slightly later. May 1925. (3) About the same. May 7, 1925. Almost completed. May 1925.

Manhattan: 41st Street - 5th Avenue 6, 4 East 4lst Street, adjoining the S.E. corner of Fifth Avenue. These buildings will be demolished in 1925. About 1915.