Snow Scenes, Blizzard, Street Scenes in New York City. Pedestrians and an iron gate-post on Broadway at Union Square North in the snow.

\[Union Square Station, 143+03, New York, NY] View of the west side of Union Square by 16th Street. Shows statue of Abraham Lincoln, which was dedicated in 1870. Trolley tracks and trolley pictured on Union Square West. Several businesses, notally one called "Chop Suey," can be seen on the west side of the street. Behind Lincoln's statue are large buildings that house primarily garment industry businesses such as the Manhattan Corset Co., London Buttons, and Union-Made Headlight Overalls & Trousers.

Manhattan: Broadway - 17th Street 862-868 Broadway, east side, between 17th and 18th Streets. June 7, 1935. P. L. Sperr.

\[31 East 17th St.] Universal Merchandise Co. at 31 East 17th Street.

Manhattan: Union Square (West) - 15th Street (East) - \[Union Square Park.] Union Square West, north from East 15th Street, showing removal of the Broadway street car tracks by the Works Progress Administration. Union Square Park is to the right extending to 17th Street. Above that point this thoroughfare regains its proper identity. The white building at the N. E. corner there is occupied by Butler Brothers. Overhead appears the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company tower. View 2 is photographed from 16th Street while No. 3 is closer to 17th Street, the three collectively being progressive. June 10, 1937 Views 1,2,3 Works Progress Administration Five Boroughs Project

High Pressure Fire Service test at the north end of Union Square from Broadway looking east. The hoses were mounted on two and three legged "supporters" to help the Fire Department. For the tests, three men were assigned to each hose due to the immense pressure. July 12, 1908.

Manhattan: Union Square (West) - 15th Street (East) - \[Union Square Park.] Union Square West, north from East 15th Street, showing removal of the Broadway street car tracks by the Works Progress Administration. Union Square Park is to the right extending to 17th Street. Above that point this thoroughfare regains its proper identity. The white building at the N. E. corner there is occupied by Butler Brothers. Overhead appears the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company tower. View 2 is photographed from 16th Street while No. 3 is closer to 17th Street, the three collectively being progressive. June 10, 1937 Views 1,2,3 Works Progress Administration Five Boroughs Project

Celebrations - Parades - Municipal Events - Columbus Day. Military Parade upon the occasion of Columbus Day, October 12th., 1892. A Connecticut Inf. Regiment is shown making a left column turn from Union Square East, into 17th., Street. October 12, 1892. Property stamp from The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox, and Tilden Foundations.