Manhattan: Park Row - Broadway Park Row, south from the Brooklyn Bridge, to and including Broadway. The view shows in the foreground, the new (then) pedestrian approach to the Brooklyn Bridge Station of the Second and Third Aves., Elevated. Adjoining same is the Pulitzer Building, with the spire of the Tribune Building overshadowing the Times Building, on the right. Iu the distant background, at the southern extremity of Park Row, at Broadway, is observed St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Chapel. Directly on the right. is the Hall of Records, built as a City Jail about 1775. About 1880.

Manhattan: Park Row - Broadway Park Row, aouth from the Brooklyn Bridge, to and including Broadway. The view shows on the extreme right, the old Hall of Records, with the City Hall further westward. In the direct center, is the old U.S.P.O.. with the Times Building on the opposite side of the street. At the head of Park Row, at Broadway, appears St. Paul's Church and Grounds. Note the horse drawn cars. Bridge shown, in the the foreground, Was an extension from the Brooklyn Bridge Station of the Manhattan Elevated Lines. About 18B4. New York Edison Co.

Manhattan: City Hall Park - Old Hall of Records.

Old public buildings at City Hall Park, with the Hall of Records under construction, New York City, undated (ca. 1899-1906).

Hall of Records Building, City Hall Square, New York City, November 16, 1902.

\[Near 99 Park Row - IRT East Side Line, Manhattan, NY] Near 99 Park Row, Manhattan, NY. View of Contract 1, Section 1 construction of the IRT East Side line. Showing wooden sidewalk, ramps and platforms, with construction workers at work in an open pit beneath the street. Trolley car #593 is visible traveling along the street. An elevated walkway passing above the street has a sign reading, "To the Bridge Promenade." The New York World Building - also called the Pulitzer Building - is visible in the background.

Hall of Records Building, City Hall Square, New York City, November 16, 1902.

The old Hall of Records, demolished 1903. Municipal Archives Photograph Collection. NYC Municipal Archives.

\[Old Hall of Records] The Old Hall of Record N.E. Corner of City Hall Park \[handwritten on recto] Bones, said to be human, found under the/ Dungeon floor of the old Hall of Records 1903 \[handwritten on recto] Interior of one of the Dungeons beneath/ the old Hall of Records \[handwritten on recto] Scrapbook page from "Views of New York City, Brooklyn, and Other Places Vol. 3", by Eugene Armbruster.

Hall of Records Hall of Records/ 1903 \[handwritten on recto] Scrapbook page from "Views of New York City, Brooklyn, and Other Places Vol. 3", by Eugene Armbruster.