Manhattan: Broome Street - Varick Street Broome Street, north side, between Varick and Hudson Streets, showing three distinct stages of the Holland Tunnel entrance. The photographer is viewing northward in all instances. Note in No. 3 the office structure that replaced teneients to the west of the adit. This is the Boarc of Transportation Build. ing occupying tne frontage on the east side of Hudson from Broome to Dominick Street's. View 1: Oct. 10, 1927 View 2: Dec. 7, 1927 L. Sperr W. P. A. Photo Federal Workers Project View 3: 1936

Manhattan: Broome Street - Varick Street Broome Street, north side, between Varick and Hudson Streets, showing three distinct stages of the Holland Tunnel entrance. The photographer is viewing northward in all instances. Note in No. 3 the office structure that replaced teneients to the west of the adit. This is the Boarc of Transportation Build. ing occupying tne frontage on the east side of Hudson from Broome to Dominick Street's. View 1: Oct. 10, 1927 View 2: Dec. 7, 1927 L. Sperr W. P. A. Photo Federal Workers Project View 3: 1936

Manhattan: Broome Street - Hudson Street Holland Tunnel Entrance (580) and 578 to 570 Broome Street, north side, between Hudson and Varick Streets. The tunnel has not quite yet been opened to the public. No 570 is the Roman Catholic Church of our Lady of Vilna. No 574 is the Duane Methodist Episcopal Church, which settled down at this address late in 1929. The old church (about 1862), at 292 Hudson Street, on the east side, south of Spring Street was demolished in 1923 (see Hudson Street). Originally the church was on Duane Street, where it was established in 1797 and stood till destroyed by fire in 1861. September 27, 1927

Manhattan: Broome Street - Varick Street Church of our Lady of Vilna, 570 Broome Street, adjoining the N. W. corner of Varick. September 27,1927. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Broome Street - Hudson Street Entrance to the Holland Vehicular Tunnel, site of 578-582 Broome Street,north side, east of Hudson Street, showing four policemen and a toll collector keeping order as pleasure cars take the plunge into the tile lined tunnel, nearly a mile long. The office at the right is trying to look severe and dignified, much to the amusement of the one in the right rear of the group. Summer 1928

Manhattan: Broome Street - Varick Street (1) Broome Street, north side, from No. 586, east of Hudson Street, to Varick Street, showing she entrance to the Holland Vehicular Tunnel and the original ticket booths, shortly after the opening of the tunnel. December 7, 1927. L. Sperr. (2) The same,nearly a year later, after demolition of the buildings between Hudson Street and the Tunnel entrance. October 11,1928. P. L. Sperr. (3) The same, at a later date. Also shown (left) is Hudson Street, north from and iweindire Bronme to Vanda Streets witw tbe 9-story building of the Henry Heide Candy Manufacturing Co. occupying the block from Spring to Vandam Streets. February 20, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Broome Street - Varick Street Broome Street, north side, between Varick and Hudson Streets, showing three distinct stages of the Holland Tunnel entrance. The photographer is viewing northward in all instances. Note in No. 3 the office structure that replaced teneients to the west of the adit. This is the Boarc of Transportation Build. ing occupying tne frontage on the east side of Hudson from Broome to Dominick Street's. View 1: Oct. 10, 1927 View 2: Dec. 7, 1927 L. Sperr W. P. A. Photo Federal Workers Project View 3: 1936

New York approach to Holland Tunnel, Canal and Varick Streets Cars entering tunnel, policeman and four story building at right

Holland Vehicular Tunnel, New York City. Primary subject: Cars in Holland Tunnel

Holland Tunnel and Sky Line, New York City. Primary subject: Cutaway View of Tunnels Under Hudson River Secondary subject: Planes Zeppelins and Boats

Interior of Holland Tunnel, New York City

Entrance to Holland Tunnel, New York

Hudson River Tunnel, Connecting New York and New Jersey Primary subject: Tunnels

Holland Tunnel from New Jersey Primary subject: Policeman Stands in Tunnel on New Jersey Side Secondary subject: State Line Marker

Approach and Entrance to Holland Tunnel, New York City Primary subject: Birdseye View of Traffic Merging at Tunnel Entrance

Traffic Emerging in N.Y. from Holland Tunnel