The Spy Oak, Middletown Road near Pelham Bay, Bronx, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1919).

The Spy Oak, Middletown Road near Pelham Bay, Bronx, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1919).

Bronx: Westchester Avenue - Hobart Avenue Westchester Ave., north from Hobart Ave. to Morris Park Ave., showing the "Spy Oak". It is said to be the largest of its kind east of the Rockies and the last remaining vestige of the vast primeval forest that once covered this entire area. History tells us that during the American Revolution, a British Spy, captured in this neighborhood,was summarily hanged from one of its branches, hence its name. 1892\. Gift of Randall Comfort.

Mr. Cook's house, Fifth Avenue, northeast corner of East 78th Street, New York City, May 7, 1891.

East 78th Street and Fifth Avenue. Residence

Ridley's Candies, established 1806, ion the corner of Hudson Street and Chambers Street, New York City, 1896. Emulsion damage.

The Bacon House, 1 Park Avenue at E. 34th Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1897-1919).

The Rialto Theatre Site. Times Building Site. Street scene at Broadway and West 42nd Street at the future site of the Times Building and the Rialto Theatre. A "White Wing" sanitation worker walks in the street.

Street Scenes, Broadway & Union Square. Union Square looking north along Broadway, statue in foreground.

Snow Scenes, Blizzard, Street Scenes in New York City. An uniformed street sweeper shoveling snow at Union Square.

Broadway at Union Square.

The Lincoln Building and statue of Lincoln, Union Square West and W. 14th Street, 1898.

Washington Square North, Greenwich Village, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1919).

Charlie's Restaurant, 10th Street (?), New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1900).

Building, 12 Union Square \[?]. Taken from across the street of 10 and 12 Union Square, with many businesses visible, including a piano seller, dentist, costume store, musical publisher, and the Union Square Hotel.

4th Avenue Between 14th and 15th Streets. Commercial buildings at 10-14 4th Avenue at Union Square, between 14th and 15th Streets. The buildings house a variety of businesses.

West side of Broad Street between Pearl Street and Bridge Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1910).

Young girl with a dog posing beside the wooden curbside pump on the east side of Trinity Place just south of Cedar Street, New York City, 1898.

Row of old wooden houses, Central Park West and W. 70th Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1910). Emulsion damage.

The shore of the Hudson River at W. 104th Street, New York City, November 16, 1898.

Unidentified man at the site of a well on the shore of the Hudson River at W. 104th Street, New York City, November 26, 1898.

The shore of the Hudson River at W. 104th Street, New York City, November 16, 1898.

Unidentified woman drawing water from a well at 1062 Franklin Avenue, on the east side just above E. 165th Street, Bronx, New York City, November 22, 1898.

Well at 1062 Franklin Avenue, on the east side just above E. 165th Street, Bronx, New York City, November 22, 1898.

Building under construction on Riverside Drive at W. 83rd Street, with signs advertising windows for sale for the Grant Parade, New York City, 1897.

The New York Society Library, New York City, 1898.

City Departments, Fires & Firefighting. 108-120 East 16th Street after a fire in the building has been put out. Snow is on the ground and ice covers the building. The Newman Art Manufacturing Co. is visible.

"Slept in that cellar four years."; One of four pedlars who slept in cellar of 11 Ludlow Street rear. A man atop a make-shift bed that consists of a plank across two barrels.

Interiors, Mr. Blakely Hall, Hallway. A hallway in the Blakely Hall residence at 11 West 45th Street.

Interiors, Mr. Blakely Hall, Dining Room. The dining room in the Blakely Hall residence at 11 West 45th Street.

Interiors, Mr. Blakely Hall, Parlor. A highly decorated parlor in the Blakely Hall residence at 11 West 45th Street.

Elevated railroad curve at 110th Street, New York City, 1894.

Manhattan: 8th Avenue - 110th Street North on Eighth Avenue from 110th Street, showing elevated trestle. Photograph by Brown Brothers.

Manhattan: 8th Avenue - 110th Street North on Eigthth Avenue from 110th Street, showing elevated trestle and steam locomotive. The tracks here are at their highest point avove the street. 1896\.

\[The curve at 110th Street on the 9th Avenue elevated line, Manhattan, NY] The "suicide curve" at 110th Street on the 9th Avenue elevated line, Manhattan, NY. Showing multiple cars pulled by a steam locomotive on the elevated track.

Unidentified house with large fenced yard at Amsterdam Avenue and W. 115th Street, New York City, 1897.

Street Scenes, Broadway & 23rd Street. Pedestrians on Broadway at 23rd Street and Madison Square, near the Fifth Avenue Hotel.

Parade, Dewey (Troop A)(1st Reg.Co.B)(West Point Cadets) Etc. The crowd and a mounted military group in the Dewey Parade on Fifth Avenue.

Parade, Daughters of the G.A.R., Fifth Ave. & 25th St.

Fifth Avenue at 23rd Street. 5th Ave. at 23rd Street shows a sidewalk crowded with pedestrians. Most of the men and women are well dressed. Carriages drive on the street.

\[Broadway -- North from 23rd St., Madison Square.] Broadway looking north from 23rd St. A streetcar is prominent in the foreground as is an African American boy

Police Parade--98.

View of the northeast corner of Franklin Avenue and E. 166th Street, looking north up Franklin Avenue, Bronx, New York City, November 22, 1898. The Andrew Allendorph House visible at right.

Well on the northeast corner of E. 166th Street and Franklin Avenue, Bronx, New York City, November 22, 1898.

View of the northeast corner of Franklin Avenue and E. 166th Street, looking north up Franklin Avenue, Bronx, New York City, November 22, 1898. The Andrew Allendorph House visible at right.

Well on the northeast corner of E. 166th Street and Franklin Avenue, Bronx, New York City, November 22, 1898.

View looking north along Broadway from just below Cedar Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1919).