Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street Fifth Ave., east side, south from East 42nd to 4lst Streets. Building shown, is Rutgers Female College (founded 1838 by Chancellor Ferris). This photograph was presented to the graduating class of 1875. This institution lost this property, at a later date, and moved to 56 West 55th Street. 1875\. Gift of Mrs. C.M. Benson.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street Fifth Avenue, east side, from East 41st (right) to 44th (extreme left)Streets as viewed from the Reservoir. At the right is Rutgers Female College founded in 1838 by Chancellor Ferris occupying the 41st-42nd Street frontage. Later they will move to 56 West 55th Street. Temple Emanu-El is at the N.E. corner of 43rd Street. Erected in 1868, it will be removed in 1927 for the Lafcourt-National Bldg. About 1875 H.N. Tiemann, photo Gift of Urbrock Collection

489 5th Avenue. McVickar Gaillard Realty Co.

Bus on Fifth Avenue, New York City, undated (ca. 1911).

Suffrage parade in May 1913, Fifth Avenue, from reviewing stand in front of public library, N.Y.

42nd Street at the S.E. corner of 5th Avenue. Watercolor rendering of the Astor Trust Building.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Building, exterior.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Co., general view of grille.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Detail of upper half of Astor Trust Building and Bankers Trust Bldg.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Co., detail of counter screen.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Co. - General interior.

Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. Details of elevator door in Astor Trust Building.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor trust Co., counter screen in ladies room.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Detail of upper stories of the Astor Trust Building.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Detail of office door showing metal trim in Astor Trust Building.

501 5th Avenue at 42nd Street. Astor Trust Building, general exterior.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Co., detail of clock.

\[Upper stories of the Astor Trust building, 501 Fifth Avenue.]

5th Avenue and 42nd Street. Astor Trust Co. Bankers Trust Co., general interior.

42nd Street and5th Avenue. Astor Trust Building, general view of check desk.

42nd Street at the S.E. corner of 5th Avenue. Detail of the first story of the Astor Trust Building.

5th Avenue and 42nd Street. Astor Trust Co. Bankers Trust Co., general interior.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Detail of upper stories of the Astor Trust Building.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Co., detail of interior windows.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Building, detail of balcony rail.

Astor Trust Bldg, 5th Ave & 42nd St.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Col, top of cheque desk.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Co., general view of counter screen.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Astor Trust Co., detail of Bank screen.

New York's Own' 308th Infantry, United States Army, on parade on Fifth Avenue, New York City, February 4, 1918.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street New York's Fifth Avenue -- the Avenue of the Allies During the entire Liberty Loan Campaign in New York, this famous street was decorated as never before. Each of the Allied nations, from Great Britain to Siam and Liberia, had a block set apart in its special honor. The Avenue is shown from 42nd Street looking north. Oct. 1918 Underwood and Underwood Neg. #3166

Astor Trust Bldg., 5th Ave. & 42nd St.

\[East Side of Fifth Avenue, from New York Public Library.]

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Bankers Trust Co., Astor branch, view of bronze counter screen taken for Architectural Forum.

42nd Street and 5th Avenue. Bankers Trust Co., Astor branch, view of bronze counter screen taken for Architectural Forum.

489 5th Avenue. After new front of limestone and brick of Wallach Bros.

489 Fifth Avenue. After new front of limestone and brick of Wallach Bros.

489 5th Avenue. Before \[alterations], new front of limestone and brick of Wallach Bros.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 43rd Street North of Fifth Avenue from south of 43rd Street, showing construction of office building on former site of Temple Emanu-El. 1927\. Ewing Galloway, Photographer.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street North on Fifth Avenue from 42nd Street. About 1929. Ewing Galloway, Photographer.

489 Fifth Avenue - (41st Street-42nd Street)

Astor Trust Building, Fifth Ave. at 42nd St., N.Y. Primary subject: Astor Trust Building Secondary subject: Northeast Corner of Library Grounds Rogers Peet

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 41st Street 351/E4 Astor Lenox & Tiloin Foundations

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street 5O1-495 and 491-487 Fifth Ave. (foreground) at and adjoining the S.E. corner of East 42nd Street (left) and showing the site for the new 21-story Bankers Trust Co. Building (No. 501-495) being cleared. In addition, this view includes Nos. 12 to 26 East 42nd Street (left); a row of narrow frontage edifices, located on the south side, between Fifth and Madison Aves. This set consists of a negative and a positive. Between 1916 and 1922. F. M. Demarest. Gift of Albert A. Volk Co.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street Fifth Avenue, east side, south from 42nd Street, showing at extreme right New York Public Library. September 28, 1928. New York Edison Company Collection.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street Fifth Ave., at and adjoining the S.E. corner of East 42nd Street. Shown on the corner directly, is the Bankers Trust Building (Nos. 495-501). This view is as seen across the plaza at the front of the New York Public Library. About 1920. Gift of E. M. Jenks. Neg. #1997

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street 501-495 Fifth Ave., at the S.E. corner of East 42nd Street, showing the demolition of a 7-story structure. Upon this site was constructed a new 7-story affair; the latter in turn being demolished prior to 1922 and replaced by the present (1937) 21-story Bankers Trust Co. Building. This set consists of a negative and a positive. June 24, 1910. A. Drummond. Gift of Albert A. Volk Co.

Fifth Avenue - West 42nd Street

489 Fifth Avenue - (41st Street - 42nd Street)

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 42nd Street 501-495 Fifth Ave., at the S.E. corner of East 42nd Street, showing a 7-story building, erected in 1910, under demolition. Upon this site will rise the 21-story Bankers Trust Co. Building. This set consists of a negative and a positive. Between 1916 and 1922. F. M. Demarest. Gift of Albert A. Volk Co.