Manhattan: Broadway - Warren Street Broadway, at the S. W. corner of Warren Street, as photographed from the enclosed City Hall Park. Note the posters on one of the stone gate supports. They read "Murder-Rom(an)Catholics" and "California". The riot of 1871 caused by the attact of the Irish Catholics on the parading Orangemen, and the Gold Rush to California leads the writer to the concluded date of 1871 instead of the given 1854. 1871 Girt of Urbrock Collection

Manhattan: Broadway - Warren Street Broadway, north from and including Warren Street (left) showing the horse drawn traffic upon this cobble stoned thoroughfare. On the right appears City Hall Park and the A.T. Stewart Building. The building on the extreme left is the present Rogers, Peet and Co. Building which at the time this photo was taken was occupied by Devlin and Co., Clothiers. About 1888. Brown Brothers.

Broadway at the corner of Warren Street. Rogers Peet and Co.

Building, Roger Peet & Co., Broadway & Warren St. Large room filled with workers making clothing.

Building, Roger Peet & Co., Broadway & Warren St. Taken from opposite corner of the Roggers Peet Store with fruit vendors and street car visible.

Building, Roger Peet & Co., Broadway & Warren St. Taken from opposite corner of Roggers Peet Store with fruit vendors and street car visible.

Building, Roger Peet & Co., Broadway & Warren St. Taken from opposite corner of the Roggers Peet Store with pedestrians.

Rogers Peet & Co. Bldg., Broadway & Warren St.

J.P. Morgan, Jr. and other unidentified officials marching in a Liberty Day parade, New York City, October 25, 1917.

Press and security personnel jog alongside the Apollo 11 Astronaut motorcade as it turns into City Hall Park, August 13, 1969. NYPD Collection, NYC Municipal Archives.

West side of Broadway and Warren Street, N.Y. Strawberry clothing store on southwest corner. Hot dog cart.

Manhattan: Broadway - Warren Street 9258 Broadway,at the South West corner of Warren Street. March 30th,1212.. Trts Bros. Photographers,