Henry H. Tyson's Fifth Avenue Market, 44th Street and Fifth Avenue, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1910). Emulsion damage.

Emanuel Synagogue, east side of Fifth Avenue, New York City, 1892. Copy negative after an original photograph by an unknown photographer.

Street Scenes - 1894. 43rd Street - East from 5th Ave. Grand Central in Background, Temple Emanu El on Left. Gov. Morton's Staff. John Jacob Astor Leading. A parade or processional of mounted men in uniform. Spectators watch from the sidewalks. Temple Emanu-El is seen on left and Grand Central Station is glimpsed in the background. The inscription on the verso of the photograph indicates that John Jacob Astor is leading the parade with Governor Morton's staff behind him.

Parade; Gov. Morton's Staff, Gen. McAlpin, Col. J.J. Astor.

Henry H. Tyson's Fifth Avenue Market and the Willow Tree Hotel, (a landmark on 44th Street and Fifth Avenue until 1905), New York City, August 24, 1896.

Parade; Gov. Morton's Staff, John Jacob Astor.

Temple of Emanuel -- N.E. Cor. 43rd and 5th Ave. NY. Photographs, Prints & Drawings Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Gen. Roe, Gov. Staff.

Dewey.

Gov. Roosevelt's Leading Troop "A", Dewey.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Gov. Roosevelt's Leading Troop "A", Dewey.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

West Point Cadets.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc. Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

\[Gen. Roe, Gov. Staff.]

Dewey. Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc. The crowd and a marching military group in the Dewey Parade on Fifth Avenue.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Gov. Roosevelt's Leading Troop "A", Dewey.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc.

2 East 44th Street. Wetzel Tailoring Establishment.

5th Avenue and 44th Street. Harriman Bank, exterior.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 43rd Street (1) Fifth Avenue, north from 43rd Street, showing Temple Emanuel. (2) Fifth Avenue northeast corner 44th Street showing old site of Delmonicos famous restaurant. (3) Fifth Avenue northeast corner of 46th Street, showing the Windsor Arcade on southeast corner of 47th Street is located the J Sloane Restaurant. (4) Fifth Avenue northeast corner 47th Street, the red and stone mansion of the Fifth Avenue 1906 J. Sheperds Helin Gould Sheperd 1906

5th Avenue & 44th Street

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 43rd Street North on Fifth Avenue from 43rd Street, showing at right, old Temple Emanu-El, at right centre Delmonico's, and at centre, Church of the Heavenly Rest (Protestant-Episcopal). 1907\. Wurts Brothers, Photographers.

43rd Street and 5th Avenue. View looking north.

Manhattan: Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, 1909.

Temple Emmanuel, 5th Ave & 43rd St

2 East 44th Street. Wetzel Building, detail of second floor windows.

2 East 44th Street. Wetzel Building, showroom of Wetzel.

2 East 44th Street. Wetzel Building, showroom of Hanson showing mantel.

Military parade on Fifth Avenue, New York City, November 27, 1918

United War Work banners featuring the Salvation Army and the YWCA outside an unidentified church, New York City, undated \[ca. November 1918].

East Side of Fifth Ave. from 44 to 43 Sts. The east blockfront of 5th Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets.

East Side of Fifth Ave. from 44 to 43 Sts. The east blockfront of 5th Avenue between 44th and 43rd Streets.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street Fifth Avenue, north from 42nd Street, showing traffic conditions on this main arterial thoroughfare at an early date. In the foreground, at the N.E. corner of the Avenue and East 43rd Street, is the original Temple Beth-El which subsequent1y moved uptown. Outlined in the distance are the spires of St. Patricks Cathedral opposite that atop the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas. On the left is the old Bennett Bldg. which stood for years at the N.W. corner of Fifth Avenue and W. 42nd Street. The row of 5-story brownstones bearing advertising material will provide a site for the subsequent Postal Life Insurance Co. Bldg. The interesting point in reference to this is that the corner building was the home of "Boss" Tweed. This photostat is one of a set depicting traffic conditions and filed under Police Activities and various Fifth Avenue locations and are evidently part of a group published in the March 11, 1909 issue - page 229. About 1909 Lealiea Weekly Copyright-Judge Co. Ho Reproductions. Slide#148

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 43rd Street 5h Ave., e.s., 43rd to 44hSt. 1924

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street Fifth Ave., east side, north from but not including East 42nd Street, showing Temple Emanuel, at the N.E. corner of East 43rd Street. The temple was demolished sometime between 1925 and 193O and on its site was erected the 40-story structure, Lefcourt-National Building. The congregation of Temple Emanuel erected a new house of prayer on Fifth Ave., at the N.E. corner of East 65th Street. The congregation consists of the upper social strata of New York Jewry and services are conducted in English. Prior to 1925.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street Fifth Avenue, east side, from East 42nd to 43rd Streets, as viewed from a vantage point in front of the old reservoir. Note the horse-drawn coach southward bound. To the left is Temple Emanu-El, a synagogue replaced in 1927 by the towering Lefcourt National Building. This is at the N. E. corner of East 43rd Street. All of these structures are gone in 1940 with the exception of the building bearing the signs. 1898-9

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 43rd Street