Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Richmond Road (1) Arthur Kill Road, north side, west from Richmond Road to Center Street. The first house is the G. Homan house. It is also known as the "House of Buried Treasure'in which gold was found in 1857 and 1921. December 9, 1924 By Wm. T. Davis Through P. L. Sperr (2) The same, another view. May 1, 1926 P. L. Sperr (3) An exclusive view of the G. Homan house. August 23, 1916 By Wm. T. Davis Through P. L. Sperr

Riverside Drive & Hudson River, South from 155th St.

Interior of the Whitestone branch of the Queens Borough Public Library, undated (ca. 1912). Woman and children seated at a table, reading.

Northeast corner of Jerome Avenue and Bedford Park Boulevard, Bronx, February 4, 1919.

Northeast corner of Jerome Avenue and Bedford Park Boulevard, Bronx, February 1, 1919.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 64th Street Fifth Avenue at N.E. corner of 64th Street. Residence of James Ben Ali Higgin. About 1910.

The Plaza Theatre, Fulton Street and Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, 1917. (Roege 9493)

Apartment House, No. 1 Lexington Ave.

Pierrepont Mansion Facade of large. four-story masonry house: Pierrepont Mansion, 1 Pierrepont place; canopy over front door, iron fence along front and side, street light, street signs, fire hydrant, and tree in right foreground, residential (?) building on far left, and intersecting streets.

Eastern Hotel In 1790, Captain John Cole purchased this property and demolished a two-story warehouse on the site to build the Eagle Hotel, which opened in 1822. It was renamed the Eastern Hotel in the late 1850s in honor of the S.S. Great Eastern, the largest ship ever built at the time. The hotel was demolished sometime after 1963.

Italia-America Shipping Corp., Exterior, Corner Entrance and Windows. The Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street.

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. The Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street, corner of Whitehall Street.

Italia-America Shipping Corp., Interior, Offices in Basement Looking South. Basement offices in the Italia-America Shipping Corp. offices at 1 State Street.

Italia-America Shipping Corp., 1 State Street, Building, Exterior, Entrance. The Italia-America Shipping Corp. building at 1 State Street.

The corner of State Street and Whitehall Street, New York City, July 1913.

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. The Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street.

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. Photographs, Prints & Drawings Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. The offices of the Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street.

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. The Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street.

Italia-America Shipping Corp., 1 State Street, Building, Entire. The Italia-America Shipping Corp. building at 1 State Street.

Italia-America Shipping Corp., 1 State Street, Building, Exterior, East side of Building Windows. The Italia-America Shipping Corp. building at 1 State Street.

Italia-America Shipping Corp., Interior, Offices in Basement Looking North.

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. The Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street, Whitehall Street facade.

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. The Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street.

Ships, Italian American Line Offices. The Italia-America Line office building at 1 State Street.

State Street and Whitehall Street Numbers 1 and 2 State Street were purchased by flour merchant John B. Coles sometime before 1800, and 3 State Street was purchased by the Overing family in 1795. The corner building at 1 State Street was home to American engineer and inventor Robert Fulton and later housed the Seaman's Church Institute from 1902-1913. The buildings were sold in 1913 and demolished in 1914.

Times Bldg.

Times Building, hall, Cutler mailbox.

New York Times building on 42nd Street at Times Square, covered in bunting and flags, New York City, undated \[ca. August 1918].

\[7th Avenue Between 41st and 43rd Streets, Manhattan, NY] Seventh Avenue between 41st and 43rd Streets, Manhattan, NY. View of Greenwich Street-West 10th Street bound trolley car #480(?) on the New York Railways Company Seventh Avenue trolley line. Also showing buildings, pedestrians, and a pipe that has been repositioned above the street, possibly as part of the Seventh Avenue subway construction.

Manhattan: Broadway - 43rd Street Crowds in Times Square, New York City, on election night, waiting for returns. Nov. 1916 International Films Service

View looking up Seventh Avenue and Broadway from Times Square to the temporary statue 'Purity (Defeat of Slander),' New York City, 1910.

New York Times building on 42nd Street at Times Square, covered in bunting and flags, New York City, undated \[ca. August 1918].

Duffy Square (Times Square) with the Leo Lentelli statue 'Purity (Defeat of Slander)' opposite Café Madrid, New York City, 1910.

View of Broadway and Seventh Avenue, south from 44th Street, New York City, circa 1918.

599 Seventh Avenue (Times Building), New York City, late 1916.

New York Times building on 42nd Street at Times Square, covered in bunting and flags, New York City, undated \[ca. August 1918].

High angle view of Times Square, Seventh Avenue, New York City, 1916. Copy photograph.

Broadway looking north from below 42nd Street to the New York Times Building, New York City, 1912. (Roege 9426)

42nd Street West from Madison Ave., N.Y. City Primary subject: Forty Second Street Secondary subject: Times Building in Distance

The Carlton Motion Picture Laboratories.

The Carlton Motion Picture Laboratories. Film laboratories at Carlton Motion Picture Co. with five men and one woman working with film, splicing etc.

The Carlton Motion Picture Laboratories. Film laboratories at Carlton Motion Picture Co. with one man working in what appears to be a dark room.

Manhattan: high-angle shot of Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Heights, and docks on both sides of the East River, undated (ca. 1910). The Beaver Building visible at center.

Manhattan: high-angle shot of Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Heights, and docks on both sides of the East River, undated (ca. 1910). The Beaver Building visible at center.

One William Street, New York City, 1917.