\[Brooklyn Academy of Music in 1863] Lithograph of interior of former Brooklyn Academy of Music building on Montague Street (destroyed by fire in 1903); lithograph shows formally dressed people milling about, possibly as spectators at an art exhibition rather than the sanitary fair for Civil War relief held there the following year; paintings on walls, and chandeliers hanging from decorative struts on ceiling.

Sanitary Ball, 1864 Lithograph of stage of former Brooklyn Academy of Music building on Montague Street (destroyed by fire in 1903), where the Women's Relief Association held a sanitary fair in 1864 to benefit the Union war effort; lithograph shows spectators seated in foreground looking towards bow-shaped stage; bunting hanging from ceiling. Caption on verso on copy 1: "Sanitary Ball, 1864: An interior view of the Academy of Music as seen from the dress circle. On the great stage is a pageant of medical care on the battlefields of the Civil War, part of the spectacle staged by the women of Brooklyn to raise money for medical care for the men who fought to save the Union."

The New England Kitchen of the Bklyn Sanitary Fair Lithograph of room in former Brooklyn Academy of Music building on Montague Street (destroyed by fire in 1903) or in adjacent building, where the Women's Relief Association held a sanitary fair in 1864 to benefit the Union war effort; lithograph shows women tending to large fireplace in center; large tables laid with provisions before fireplace; spinning wheel at left of fireplace.

Sanitary Fair of the Brooklyn Art Association in the Academy of Music Lithograph of interior of former Brooklyn Academy of Music building on Montague Street (destroyed by fire in 1903), where the Women's Relief Association held a sanitary fair in 1864 to benefit the Union war effort; lithograph shows spectators seated in theater as seen from the stage; spectators or participants on state in foreground; bunting hanging from ceiling. Caption on verso on copy 4: "Brooklyn's Sanitary Fair in 1864 was held in the Academy of Music to raise funds for Civil War relief. As this old print shows, it was a gala event. The name derived from the War Fund Committee's sanitary commission, in charge of distributing hospital supplies, clothing and food to soldiers at the front and their families at home."

Brooklyn: Brooklyn Academy of Music, Lafayette Avenue between St. Felix Street and Ashland Place, undated.

Brooklyn: Montague Street - Court Street Brooklyn Academy of Music. Montague St., s.5., betw. Court and Clinton Sts. This view is looking w. fr. Court St. P.L. Sperr collection Rec'd September 12, 1945

Brooklyn: Montague Street - Court Street Montague Street, south side, west from Court Street, showing a rear view of the Academy of Music, opened in 1861 at a cost of over $200,000. It was destroyed by fire in 1903. At the right, is the steeple of the Church of the Holy Trinity. In the background is the Pierrepont Hotel. 1902\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Brooklyn: rooftop view of Brooklyn Heights, undated. Remsen Street, Holy Trinity Church, and the old Academy of Music visible.

Academy of Music from Court Street Academy of Music from Court Street/ Brooklyn \[handwritten on recto] Scrapbook page from "Views of New York City, Brooklyn, and Other Places Vol. 3", by Eugene Armbruster.

Brooklyn: Montague Street - Court Street Montague Street, south side, west from Fulton Street.\* At the extreme left, is the Continental Insurance Building, next to it the Old Academy of Music, next to it the Academy of Design. The trolley tracks are no longer on Montague Street. The clock on the right, was still keeping time in (1936). This whole block has been renovated. About 1890. \*should be Court St. Eugene L. Armbruster Colleotion.

Brooklyn: Montague Street - Court Street Brooklyn Academy of Music. Montague St., s.s., betw. Court and Clinton Sts. This view is looking e. fr. Clinton. P.L. Sperr collection Rec'd January 13, 1945

Brooklyn: Montague Street - Court Street Brooklyn Academy of Music. Montague Street, s.s., betw. Court and Clinton Sts. This view is looking west fr. Court St. P. L. Sperr collection. Received Sept. 12, 1945.