Lithograph print of the ferry house on Fulton Street in Brooklyn. In the foreground is the multi-level ferry house sitting on the edge of the East River with a large green space surrounding it. In this green space is livestock, some in an enclosed pen and some pulling a wagon. Men are in the green area by the river's edge and one is driving the wagon. On the river are several sailing vessels and row boats. In the background, Manhattan is visible with several buildings lining the water's edge.

Anglo-French Line Pier 16, Brooklyn, undated (ca. August 1918).

Pier 16, between Montague Street and Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, April 30, 1920. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company \[?].

Pier 16, between Montague Street and Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, May 28, 1920. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company \[?].

Pier 16, between Montague Street and Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, April 30, 1920. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company \[?].

Pier 16, between Montague Street and Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, June 10, 1920. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company \[?].

Pier 16, between Montague Street and Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, May 28, 1920. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company \[?].

Pier 16, between Montague Street and Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, June 10, 1920. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company \[?].

Pire 16 between Montague Street and Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, April 3, 1920. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company \[?].

Pire 16, Brooklyn, April 3, 1920. Workmen visible on structure. Photographed for the Robbins Ripley Company\[?].