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Internation Mercantile Marine Company Building ARCHITECT: Walter B. Chambers DATE: 1919-21 STYLE: Neo-Classical Walter Chambers, an architect trained at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts who was an associate of Ernest Flagg, became known for designs that reflect an interest in severity and simplicity of composition and details. The building has neo-Classical style, Indiana limestone, granite, and marble. It is ornamented with restrained neo-Classical details that include nautical and marine motifs.
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International Mercantile Marine Company Building
The Washington Building, 1 Broadway, with a commemorative plaque stating that this was the site of Kennedy House, which was occupied by Generals Washington and Lee, New York City, undated (ca. 1884-1919).
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
\[Foot of Broadway] Black and white image of an open space with trees. Buildings in background. Streetcar on street. Men and women walking on sidewalks and crossing the street.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
\[Foot of Broadway] Black and white image of an open space with trees. Buildings in background. Horse drawn cart and street car on street. Men walk along sidewalks.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
The Washington Building, 1 Broadway, viewed from State Street and Pearl Street, New York City, 1890.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
South End of Bway \[Battery Place West of Broadway] The south end of Broadway at Battery Place with the Washington Building visible on the right and an elevated station visible to the left of that. Horses, delivery carts and pedestrians are also visible.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Manhattan: skyline at the tip of Lower Manhattan, viewed from the harbor, 1900. Battery and Castle Garden / New York City Aquarium in foreground.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
View up Broadway from no. 1 Broadway at Bowling Green, New York City, 1912.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Battery Park & B'way North
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
1 Broadway. Washington Building
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Washington Building, Broadway and Battery Place, New York City, circa 1920. (Roege 9319)
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Battery Place and Broadway North
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
International Mercantile Bldg. No. 1 Broadway
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
1 Broadway. International Mercantile Marine Company
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
1 Broadway. Entrance to International Mercantile Marine.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
1 Broadway. International Mercantile Marine Co., general view.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Interiors, International Mercantile Marine Company's Office. The ground floor of the passenger department of the International Mercantile Marine Co. at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Interiors, International Mercantile Marine Company's Office. The ground floor of the passenger department of the International Mercantile Marine Co. at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
\[International Mercantile Marine Company's Office.] The ground floor of the passenger department of the International Mercantile Marine Co. at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Interiors, International Mercantile Marine Company's Office. The ground floor of the passenger department of the International Mercantile Marine Co. at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Interiors, International Mercantile Marine Company's Office. The ground floor of the passenger department of the International Mercantile Marine Co. at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Interiors, International Mercantile Marine Company's Office. The ground floor of the passenger department of the International Mercantile Marine Co. at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Ninth Avenue El, Manhattan, at Battery Place Station, November 25, 1940.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Ninth Avenue El, Manhattan, at Battery Place Station, November 25, 1940.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Ninth Avenue El, Manhattan, at Battery Place, June 3-5, 1940.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Ninth Avenue El, Manhattan, at Battery Place, \[looking?] north, January 11, 1941.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
\[The statue "Europe" and the Washington Building.]
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
\[International Mercantile Marine Company's Office.] The ground floor of the passenger department of the International Mercantile Marine Co. at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Washington and Bowling Green Buildings, New York.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Bowling Green and Washington Buildings. Bowling Green, New York.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Greetings from New York Bowling Green
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
New-York Washington & Bowling Green Bldgs.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Manhattan: Battery Place - Greenwich Street 2 Battery Place, north side, from Greenwich Street (left) to Broadway (right), showing the 12-story Washington Building that is better known as No. 1 Broadway. On the right appears a view northward on Broadway, across Bowling Green. 1921\. Gift of E.M. Jenks.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Washington Building, Battery, N.Y. City
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Bowling Green. New York.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Broadway North from Bowling Green, NY
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Greater New York. Bowling Green.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Bowling Green Start of Broadway, New York Primary subject: Old Washington Building Secondary subject: Bowling Green
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Manhattan: Broadway - Battery Place "Gateway to New World": The Custom House is on the left side while the International Mercantile Marine Building (One Broadway) is on the right side.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Manhattan: Battery Park. Battery Park: A northward view from the Sea Wall showing citizens enjoying a respite from the summmer heat. Undergoing reconstruction is the Washington Bldg. (No. 1 Broadway). Beyond same is the Woolworth Bldg. silhouette with the Equitable roof and the Bankers Trust pyramid opposite. The latter is overshadowing the Standard Oil Buildings and the U.S. Custom House. About 1915 Ewing Galloway
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
New York, Washington & Bowling Green Buildings.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
No. 1 Broadway New-York Primary subject: Standard Oil Building Secondary subject: Subway Entrance
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Bowling Green Building, N. Y. City.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Rt Hudson Bldg. Standard Oil Bldg. Welles Bldg. Bowling Green Building Washington Building
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Washington Building, Battery, N.Y. City
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Broadway from Bowling Green, New York City.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Washington and Bowling Green Building, New York, NY Primary subject: Washington and Bowling Green Buildings Secondary subject: Construction in Surrounding Area
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Manhattan: Broadway - Battery Place New home of International Mercantile & Marine Company at 1 Broadway.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Bowling Green Building, N. Y. City
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Washington and Bowling Green Buildings, New York, N. Y.
International Mercantile Marine Company Building
Bowling Green Bldg. and Washington Bldg., N. Y. City.
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