United Bank building, Wall Street and Broadway, New York City, undated; copy negative after an original photograph by an unknown photographer.

Wall Street N.Y. \[Wall Street Looking East from Broadway.] Wall St. looking East from Broadway with pedestrians horse and carriages and numerous American flags visible.

United Bank Building, Broadway & Wall Street

First Nat. Bank, B'way and Wall St.

2 Wall Street. First National Bank Building Walker & Gillette Architects

First National Bank

\[First National Bank and Trust Company.]

First National Bank, 88 - 96 Broadway at Wall Street, New York City, 1931.

Manhattan: Wall Street - Broadway Nos. 2-6 Wall Street, at the N.E. corner of Broadway as viewed across the Irving Trust Co. Building site. This structure, erected in 1880, is occupied by the First National Bank, tho constructed for the National Bank of the Republic, when it was better known as "Fort Sherman." For details see King's Handbook of New York 1893, page 724. The photographer gives his vantage points as the Stock Exchange (No. 1) and the Empire Building (No. 2). Note in the former the partial glimpse of Trinity Cemetery on the opposite side of Broadway. August 7, 1929 Views 1, 2 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: Wall Street - Broadway Nos. 2-6 Wall Street, at the N.E. corner of Broadway as viewed across the Irving Trust Co. Building site. This structure, erected in 1880, is occupied by the First National Bank, tho constructed for the National Bank of the Republic, when it was better known as "Fort Sherman." For details see King's Handbook of New York 1893, page 724. The photographer gives his vantage points as the Stock Exchange (No. 1) and the Empire Building (No. 2). Note in the former the partial glimpse of Trinity Cemetery on the opposite side of Broadway. August 7, 1929 Views 1, 2 P. L. Sperr