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17 Thames Street
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Thames Cafe, February 15, 1938. The the signage visible in this 1938 photograph, it seems likely that Thames Street was a busy lunch spot for the workers of the surrounding Financial District buildings including the twin Gothic skyscrapers at 111 and 115 Broadway, seen at center. The eateries include the Thames Tavern, the Thames Cafe Grill, and the Cooperative Cafeteria.
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17 Thames Street
Hand-colored lithograph of a Greenwich street with shops and residences on both sides of the street. Buildings are of various heights, several buildings have wooden awnings out front. On the left side of the street is a group of six people standing under one of these awnings. In the street is an uncovered wagon with a coachman and one horse.
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Thames Building at the northeast corner of Thames Street and Greenwich Street, New York City, undated. Street-level view under el tracks, in snow.
17 Thames Street
Changing New York; Vista: Thames Street 22 Thames Street between Greenwich Street and Trinity Place.
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