Manhattan: Beaver Street - Broadway 1 Beaver Street, north side, between Broadway and New Street, showing demolition preparatory to erecting the present home of ths Standard Oil Company. Wurts Brothers June 10, 1904

Manhattan: Beaver Street - Broadway 1 Beaver Street, north side, between Broadway and New Street. After May 1904, these buildings were demolishes to make way for a large building taking up the entire block, which is occupies by the Standard Oil Company. Wurts Brothers May 7, 1904

Manhattan: Beaver Street - Broadway 1 Beaver Street, north side, between Broadway and New Street, before demolition. Shown is the rear of the building. Wurts Brothers May b, 1904

Street Scenes - 1901, Fifth Ave. No. from 74th St. A large residence at 1 East 74th Street. Other buildings can be seen looking northward along 5th Avenue, including Temple Beth-El with its large, domed roof. There is both pedestrian and carriage traffic along 5th Avenue.

Buildings, Looking North from 78th Street & 5th Avenue.

Riverside Drive and West 72nd Street. Dwellings.

Manhattan: State Street - Whitehall Street 1 to 6 State Street, (left), at, adjoining and west of the N.W. corner of whitehall Street, showing the Seamen's Church Institute (No. 1, corner building) and contiguous to it the house of the British Consulate General (No. 2). Also seen, are Nos. 46 to 34 Whitehall Street,(right), west s ide, north from and including State to Pearl Streets. Nos. 1 to 3 State and 46 to 40 Chitehall Streets, were demolished in 1913 and this site is now (1937) occupiedNthe 12-story South Ferry Building. Nos. 4 and 5 (white house) and 5, upon which two additional stories were added, now comprise a 6-story annex to the South Ferry Building. 1907\. Brown Brothers.

Hotel Astor, Exteriors, Bldg. and roof garden scenes. Photo of a bird's-eye view drawing showing the Hotel Astor, the Times Building, and New York Harbor in the distance.

\[One Times Square, looking south.]

Buildings, Times Building Under Construction. The New York Times Building under construction at 1 Times Square.

The Times Building entrance to the Times Square subway station, Times Square and 42nd Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1904).

Manhattan: Broadway - 43rd Street Broadway, west side, south from and including 43rd Street, showing also the west side of Seventh Avenue, south from 43rd Street. In the centre is the second building of the New York Times, built in 1904. This building caused the name of the region bounded by Broadway and Seventh Avenue from 42nd to 47th Streets to be changed from Longacre Square to Times Square. The Times was formerly located at 41 Park Row, and in the middle 1920's will move to 43rd Street west of Seventh Avenue. 1909\. Wurts Brothers. :

\[Times Building, 1904.]

Excavation for the New York Times Building, Times Square, New York City, 1902.

Unfinished New York Times Building, 1 Times Square, New York City, 1904.

Excavation for the New York Times Building, Times Square, New York City, 1902.

Times Square, Times Building looking south.

Manhattan: Broadway - 7th Avenue Times Square, south from West 47th Street, showing the Times Building, at the intersection of Broadway (left) and Seventh Ave., (right). About 1905. New York Edison Co. NEG ~ 1790

View looking west on 14th Street to Union Square West, New York City, 1902.

The Whitehall Building, New York City, undated (ca. 1904-1908).

1 South William Street. Seligman Building, detail of front.

10 East 79th Street. General exterior.

Board of Water Supply. City Water Tunnel No. 1. Geological test borings. Drill working on barge at foot of Jay Street on the East River. Manhattan Bridge in background. August 4, 1909.

House on Vandam Street as it is being demolished.

10 West 19th Street. Office building.

Firehouse, Engine Company No. 162 Firehouse, Engine Co. 162 (now Engine 262.) Print clipped from a book or magazine. hand written on front of print: Engine Company No 162 Main Street Long Island City

First Church of Christ Scientist Rendering of proposed First Church of Christ Scientist, Nostrand Avenue and Dean Street, with trees and pedestrians.

Buildings, The American Book Co. The American Book Company at 100 Washington Square East. Note cobblestones being replaced in the street.

Fifth Ave., 71st St., Lenox Library. Lenox Library at 71st Street; horse-pulled carriage in front.

\[Possibly 1007] 5th Avenue. \[William A.] Hall Residence, dining room.

\[Possibly 1007] 5th Avenue. \[William A.] Hall Residence, parlor.

\[Possibly 1007] 5th Avenue. \[William A.] Hall Residence, foyer hall, 2nd floor.

\[Possibly 1007] 5th Avenue. \[William A.] Hall Residence, drawing room.

\[Possibly 1007] 5th Avenue. \[William A. ] Hall Residence, entrance hall.

\[Possibly 1007] 5th Avenue. \[William A.] Hall Residence, entrance hall.

\[Possibly 1007] 5th Avenue. \[William A] Hall Residence, dining room.

\[Brownstone buildings on Madison Avenue and East 78th Street.]

University Club Image represented is one of a related set (CLUB 0480, CLUB 0478, CLUB 0479), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four exterior views, in two different sizes, of the University Club of Brooklyn located at the intersection of Lafayette Avenue and South Oxford Street.

University Club Image represented is one of a related set (CLUB 0480, CLUB 0478, CLUB 0479), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four exterior views, in two different sizes, of the University Club of Brooklyn located at the intersection of Lafayette Avenue and South Oxford Street.

Unidentified little boy using the wooden curbside pump on the east side of Trinity Place just south of Cedar Street, New York City, 1902.

Unidentified boy using an old wooden water pump, Edgar Street, New York City, 1902.

102 West 107th Street. Atlas Motor Co. Garage.

Newtown - Old Debevoise House - Forest Hills Old Debevoise House - (aka Charles Stehling House) at new site that became the NE corner of Metropolitan Ave. and 71st Ave., it was moved here around 1890 from Metropolitan Ave. and 72nd Ave. In 1852 was A. Hegeman, was Mrs. Hendrickson in 1860 and 1873, Jacob Debevoise had in 1890s. John Boss occupied the house circa 1922-23. The house was torn down in 1924.

102-04 38th Street. Stern Building.

83rd Street and 5th Avenue. \[William A.] Salomon house.

1034 5th Avenue. General exterior.

104 West 42nd Street near 6th Avenue. American Radiator Co. Building.

1040 Grand Concourse. Apartment building