Brooklyn: Court Street - Montague Street Court Street, west side, from Montague (right) to Remsen Streets. On the extreme right is the Mechanics Bank Building at the northwest corner of Court and Montague Streets. To the left of it, at the S.W. corner of the two streets, is the Continental Insurance Building (narrow buildfng) and the Phoenix Tnsurance Building. These two were torn down in 1926 and the 35-story Montague-Court Building erected on the site. The clearance to the left of the Phoenix Building, which is the northwest corner of Court and Remsen Streets, is the former site of the Garfield Building, where the 29-story Court-Remsen Building was later put up. The view is across Borough Hall Park from Fulton Street. The statue (center left) is that of Henry Ward Beecher, d'stinguished preacher of the Plymouth Church and abolitionist. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection 1925

Court Street and Montague Street. Court Montague Building.

Court Street Section of Court Street with many pedestrians, many parked and moving vehicles, and high-rise commercial buildings on both sides of the street.

Court St. & Remsen St Section of Court Street with several commercial buildings, many pedestrians, and two moving automobiles.

Why not? Section of Court Street with automobile, truck, trolley car, street light, two mail boxes, news stand, many pedestrians, and many commercial buildings.

Merrier Christmas for underprivileged Caption: "Merrier Christmas for underprivileged--Fund drive for underprivileged youngsters set up by Women's Auxiliary of Navy Yard Boys Club gets a contribution from Representative Francis E. Dorn at 'Santa Depot Headquarters,' 16 Court St. The ... receptionists are Mrs. Jennie Grunther, seated and Mrs. Anne Barkley Hargert, chairman."

Dime Savings Bank Architectural rendering of Dime Savings Bank Building, a 12-story office building, located at the intersection of Court Street and Remsen Street. The image is not dated.

Brooklyn: Remsen Street - Court Street Remsen Street, west from, and including Court Street. Also seen is Court Street, from, but not including Montague Street, to, but not including Joralemon Street. On the extreme right, is the Old Phenix Insurance Building, now gone; the new building is 16 Court Street. In the extreme left, is the front of the Brooklyn Municipal building, and the top part of it showing the clock tower still functioning. May 1926. Brown Brothers.

Brooklyn: Joralemon Street - Clinton Street Joralemon Street, at the N.E. corner of Clinton Street. In the background, the high buildings are 16, 26 and 32 Court Street, from left to right respectively. February 22, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: view of Borough Hall plaza, undated.