Ships, North German Lloyd, S.S. "Kronprinz Wilhelm". The S.S. "Kronprinz Wilhelm" at dock at Pier 52.

Manhattan: Gansevoort Street - West Street (1) West Washington Market at and west from the N.W. corner of Gansevoort and West Streets, at Pier 52, North River. April 2, 1929. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, from a different angle. April 3, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Gansevoort Street - West Street (1) West Washington Market at and west from the N.W. corner of Gansevoort and West Streets, at Pier 52, North River. April 2, 1929. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, from a different angle. April 3, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: 11th Avenue - West Street 11th Avenue, north from its beginning at West and Gansevoort Streets. In the foreground is the Gansevoort Market Stand. To the left are the distinctive buildings that constitute West Washington Market. Beyond are the Hudson (North) River municipal piers that line the west side of 11th Avenue. The 11-story utilitarian structure on the right is the National Biscuit Company plant. This extends between 10th and 11th Avenues. Incidentally the latter thoroughfare begins here; converging with 11th at Delamater Square (foot of W. 13th Street). April 3, 1929 Views 1,2,3 P. L. Sperr Ve N.g~ 222

Manhattan: 11th Avenue - West Street 11th Avenue, north from its beginning at West and Gansevoort Streets. In the foreground is the Gansevoort Market Stand. To the left are the distinctive buildings that constitute West Washington Market. Beyond are the Hudson (North) River municipal piers that line the west side of 11th Avenue. The 11-story utilitarian structure on the right is the National Biscuit Company plant. This extends between 10th and 11th Avenues. Incidentally the latter thoroughfare begins here; converging with 11th at Delamater Square (foot of W. 13th Street). April 3, 1929 Views 1,2,3 P. L. Sperr Ve N.g~ 222

Manhattan: 11th Avenue - West Street 11th Avenue, north from its beginning at West and Gansevoort Streets. In the foreground is the Gansevoort Market Stand. To the left are the distinctive buildings that constitute West Washington Market. Beyond are the Hudson (North) River municipal piers that line the west side of 11th Avenue. The 11-story utilitarian structure on the right is the National Biscuit Company plant. This extends between 10th and 11th Avenues. Incidentally the latter thoroughfare begins here; converging with 11th at Delamater Square (foot of W. 13th Street). April 3, 1929 Views 1,2,3 P. L. Sperr Ve N.g~ 222

West Washington Market; Changing New York West Street and Loew Avenue.

West Washington Market: Poultry.; Food

West Washington Market (Exterior).; Food

West Washington Market: Poultry 3.; Food

West Washington Market: Beef Loading and Weighing.; Food

Food; West Washington Market: Poultry 2.

Department of Public Works. Aerial view of Hudson River piers, Gansevoort Destructor Plant, West Side Elevated Line railroad (now the High Line), West Side Elevated Highway, and Meatpacking District; looking east. October 25, 1952.

Department of Public Works. Aerial view of Gansevoort Destructor Plant, looking north. November 4, 1952.

Department of Public Works. Aerial view of Gansevoort Destructor Plant, looking north. November 4, 1952.

West Washington Market

Manhattan: 13th Avenue - Gansevoort Street (1) West washington market at and east from the corner of thirteenth avenue and Gansevoort street. Truck loads of crated chickens are being driven up and uploaded. April 2,1929 P. L. Sperr. (2) the same from grace Avenue to Gansevoort street. This is the first of the five little blocks into which thirteenth Avenue, from Gansevoort street to Bloomfield street is sudivided. (See Thompson Avenue to Hewitt Avenue, same date) April 2,1929 P. L. Sperr.

Stereograph with sepia-tone images depicting a derrick at the foot of Gansevoort Street, Hudson River. Derrick is cone shaped. Barges in foreground.

Manhattan: 13th Avenue - Gansevoort Street (1) West washington market at and east from the corner of thirteenth avenue and Gansevoort street. Truck loads of crated chickens are being driven up and uploaded. April 2,1929 P. L. Sperr. (2) the same from grace Avenue to Gansevoort street. This is the first of the five little blocks into which thirteenth Avenue, from Gansevoort street to Bloomfield street is sudivided. (See Thompson Avenue to Hewitt Avenue, same date) April 2,1929 P. L. Sperr.

Oyster Boats Oyster boats in West Washington Market/ 1903 \[handwritten on recto] Scrapbook page from "Views of New York City, Brooklyn, and Other Places Vol. 3", by Eugene Armbruster.