Geographic, 1850-1964, inclusive

Identifier: PR-065-0001

Cotton being loaded on a steamer, Mobile, Alabama

Identifier: PR-065-0002

General views of Bella Bella, Fort Wrangle, Sitka and Kass (an Indian village with totem poles); Street view in Wrangel; railroad surveyors in camp; interior of a home; cabin in Cape Nome; men canoeing through canyon; the steamer Spokane, with mountains rising in the background.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0003

Steamboats in Seattle, on the Klondyke; street views; people on the trail to the gold fields; after a snow slide on Dyea trail searching for the dead; cabins, tents; miners in camp and working (including women); dogteams, packtrains; waiting for mail at Dawson; Sheep Camp.

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Identifier: PR-065-0004

Miners coming up the trail to and passing over the Chilcoot pass, carrying all kinds of gear, including sleds and canoes; gear ready to be hauled over; a view of an aerial tram transporting goods; shacks and tents at the base of the pass.

20 items

Identifier: PR-065-0005

Military: Camp Bowie (incl. military parade), Camp Grant, soldiers in the desert among cactus; copper mining; railroad bridge, Canyon Diablo; steamboat, Colorado R. landing; cattle ranch; Prescott: general views, which can make up a panorama if viewed in sequence, courthouse; church, incl. interior, Tuscon; hotel, landing, bridge at Yuma.

29 items

Identifier: PR-065-0006

Views of the Grand Canyon, the Colorado River and tourists visiting. Some tourists shown at the edge of precipice, some on horseback on trails, and some on the banks of the Colorado River, including a view of the painter Thomas Moran.

28 items

Identifier: PR-065-0007

Indians in Arizona including Navajos in front of a hogan, Meeshomoneah, and pueblo, Wolpi, a Hopi Pueblo, "ration day" at San Carlos Pueblo, and ruins at Casa Grande.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0008

Men on rough-hewn benches, soaking their feet in the foot bath, or "corn hole"; man on horseback, with caption "Arkansas traveler"

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Identifier: PR-065-0009

House and garden of J. C. Ralston in Belmont, including one interior view; general view of and store at Camp Bidwell, Surprise Valley; large oak at Carlin; Freight teams on the road outside of and the streets of Cisco; Faralllon Island, and portrait of bird or egg hunters; lumber industry, Mendocino City, including a lumber flume, views on the Noyo River, ships in Little River Harbor, log rafts and log jams and the Albion Mill; Indian baskets on the bank of Mono Lake; general view of Monterey, and Midway Point from Cypress Drive; Nordhoff Hotel in the Ojai Valley; the Stanford residence in Palo Alto; Marengo Ave. and oranges, Pasadena; century plant in bloom, man irrigating orange grove, Riverside; unidentified mission church; street scenes in San Bernardino, San Buenaventura, Santa Cruz; general views of San Diego; orange groves and Sierra Madre Villa, San Gabriel; courthouse in San Jose; general view of San Mateo, including church; men on wharf, Santa Ana; hotel, rail wharf and bath house, Santa Monica; men drinking at Tuolumne soda Springs; Mount Shasta; a log or lumber flume in San Lorenzo; steam thresher on wheat farm. Sacramento valley; tourists at White Sulphur Springs, Napa; views of Southern Pacific trains and works at Wilmington; Digger Indians outside dwelling; unidentified home; views of camping in California, including M.M. Hazeltine and F. J. Woodard camping out on Big River.

62 items

Identifier: PR-065-0010

Tourists visiting Sequoia groves in Calaveras, Mariposa and Tuolumne Counties; views of trees, including the Wawona Tunnel tree with coaches passing through it, the interior of a house built on a tree stump, images of trees standing a fallen, one with a tent pitched on it. Also includes cabins and a hotel.

32 items

Identifier: PR-065-0011

Views along the track of the Central Pacific Railroad and in the surrounding Sierra Mountains, including trains, one with snow plow on the front, other with excursionists posing, snow sheds, stations and hotels, log cabins, tunnels, trestle and covered bridges, camps, including Chinese workers' and a tent camp at the end of the track, workers (including Chinese workers) hauling freight, blasting, building banks, ferry steamers and trains at the terminus, an Indian viewing railroad from top of Palisades, a group of Indians at Humboldt station, dugout at Donner Lake, stumps from trees that the Donner party cut; Lake Anna; winter scene in Colfax; basaltic rocks in Truckee Canyon; Truckee City, Lake Tenaya, Palisade City. Includes images of photographers and cameras (Hart)

135 items

Identifier: PR-065-0012

Tourists visiting the geysers in Sonoma county: riding in coaches, at hotels, cooking eggs in the "Witches Cauldron," posing near a steam bath and a Native American Indian sweat bath.

23 items

Identifier: PR-065-0013

Gold mining in California, including placer mining, and hydraulic mining: dumps, sluices, flumes, hoist wheels and rockers. Miners guiding pipes directing water against hillsides, and panning for gold, including one Chinese miner. General views of mining camps. mines, and environmental degradation. Includes views in the Sierras, and in the Russian River country.

26 items

Identifier: PR-065-0014

Views of Los Angeles and vicinity: views of downtown showing businesses including a photographer's studio; the railroad depot; La Plaza; scene of the Chinese riot (with a stage coach in foreground); general views; a view of the "Old Round House"; women in a flower-covered coach in a parade; views of plants including a date tree, orange trees, roses, figs, persimmon tree; a garden with cactus; grapes laid out to dry for raisins; workers packing oranges; general view of Sonora.

28 items

Identifier: PR-065-0015

Modoc War showing the camp at Tule Lake showing tents, one view with soldiers arrayed in front and including site where General Canby was shot by Captain Jack, and Tule Lake beyond; views of the lava beds from the signal station, and views in the lava beds, including a cave, pickets on the lookout, soldiers in the Modoc stronghold after its capture, and Modoc Indians posing; Donald McKy and other Warm Springs Indian scouts, One Eyed Dixie, Toby and other Modoc squaws; wounded being brought back on litter mounted on a mule; group portrait of General Davie Hardie, General Gillem and officers of the Modoc campaign; journalist in the field.

19 items

Identifier: PR-065-0016

Views in Sacramento: river, levee and piers, steamboats, the railroad, including a bridge across the Sacramento River, the depot, including a view of a sheep herder with a sheep, and Pullman Palace cars; general and street views including the St. George's Hotel, the State House, Odd Fellows building, a bank; the court house; railroad hospital for employees of Central Pacific Railroad; residences of Albert Gallatin and Judge N. Greene Curtis (Formerly owned by T. J. Milliken), Dr. Light's office with Light and others at gate; churches; the race track with harness racers on the track; view from the capital showing several large [circus?] tents; a Chinese-American business.

34 items

Identifier: PR-065-0017

General and street views of San Francisco: churches, homes, businesses, including Baldwin's Hotel, and the Bank of California, Mark Hopkins residence; portrait of the Chinese Merchant and wife.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0018

General and street views of San Francisco: panoramas; churches, homes, businesses: hotels, including interiors, Cliff House, Thomas Houseworth and Company Photography studios, the Bank of California, Merchant's Exchange building; Pacific Insurance Co. building; Post Office and Customs House; Mercantile Library; Mark Hopkins residence; Gov. Frederick F. Low's residence; Mansion house and Mission Dolores; steamers at piers; Alcatraz from Bay shore and Fort Point road; Woodward's Gardens including bears in the bear pit and a balloon ascension; men on ship or yacht, San Francisco Bay, Golden Gate in background; Chinese astrologer outside Joss House; entrance to the Presidio; Fort Point; damage from the Oct 21, 1861 earthquake.

80 items

Identifier: PR-065-0019

General and street views of San Francisco, including panoramas and a general view made July 4, 1862; Golden Gate from Nob Hill; Bank of California; Masonic Temple; hotels including the court of the Palace Hotel; sea lions at Woodward's Gardens; trolleys and cable cars; churches; residences of Gov. Stanford, Mark Hopkins, Charles Crocker; Bartlett Alley in the Chinese quarter; portrait of two Chinese women in Chinese restaurant; Cliff house.

39 items

Identifier: PR-065-0020

Views of the aftermath of the San Francisco earthquake and fire, 1906; includes street views, views of gutted buildings and rubble; people photographing and painting the destruction; bread lines at Jefferson square, tent refugee camps at Golden Gate and other parks, huts made of building materials; people, including a Chinese American man cooking on small stoves at the curb; national guard personnel on patrol; people viewing destruction from carriages and hunting for souvenirs in the rubble; barbering at curbside; people at the ferry landing in Oakland and a relief boat being loaded with supplies; people walking out of the city carrying their bags. Includes one view of firemen fighting the blaze, large plume of smoke in the background.

69 items

Identifier: PR-065-0021

Santa Barbara: general and street views, including Odd Fellows Hall, the Mission, and homes and businesses; tourists at the hot springs, and cottages and hotels there; people on the grounds in front of Santa Barbara College; Sterns wharf from a hill above; the Mission, including gardens, interiors views, and the reservoirs; Arlington Hotel people wading and on horseback on the beach.

25 items

Identifier: PR-065-0022

Street scenes in Stockton, including one showing decorations for July 4, 1876. Views include the Odd Fellows building, a hotel, banks and other businesses, and wagons.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0023

Mountains, waterfalls, rivers and other scenery in the Yosemite valley, including log cabins, hotels, Paiute acorn caches and a group of Indians on the banks of the Merced River. Tourists visiting the park, perched on precipices, on horseback, at hotels, in boats, in coaches and posed in front of Yosemite falls. Some tourists are identified, including P.T. Barnum and party. Photographers: a view of photographer Thomas Roche in a boat (published by Anthony), a view of Muybridge's dark tent with equipment in front of it, and a pack train loaded with photographic equipment (Bierstadt), a photographer's camp and photographer riding burro and holding camera on his shoulder (Pond).

150 items

Identifier: PR-065-0024

Locales in Colorado: general views of Animus Forkes (?), Aspen, Boulder; men standing beside burro packed for trail, Alma; street view in Aspen showing burro train; a waterfall in North Boulder Canyon; Brownsville mining camp near Georgetown; Buckskin Joe, including miners working; miners working at Bull Hill; stacks of bullion, Buena Vista; mine in California Gulch; general view of Canon City; Street view of Cripple Creek; Edwards House in Fall Creek; Equator Lode; Fort Garland: general view, and a view of the infantry quarters; Golden: general views, the Chicago Saloon, a bank, Castle Rock; Gray's Peak: mining tramway and Kelso's cabin; Guy House with wagon in front; men digging at the Greyhound lode, Galena; general views of Idaho Springs; Utes and Ute camp at Los Pinos; station at Marshall pass; general view of Morrison; Ouray: general view, pack train to the mines, miners, tourists in Box Canyon near Ouray; Packard RR bridge; street scene in Pueblo; general views of Red Cliff and Silver City; general and street views of Silver Cliff, with Sangre Del Cristo Mts. in background; Silver Plume: general view and trains on high trestle; Silverton: general and street views, including miners and pack train; buildings at hot springs; Wagon Wheel Gap; drug store and other businesses, West Gunnison; Hepburn's ranch, at the fork of the North and south Platte Rivers, with shadow of camera and tripod in foreground; "Veteran Ranchman": man in buckskins seated before a sod house, saddle by the door; pack train at Boot & Co. store, probably in Colorado.

68 items

Identifier: PR-065-0025

Mountain and other scenery views in Colorado: tourists and rock formations near Green Lake; Alpine Lake; government supply train on a mountain road; rivers; ranches; wagon and tent, possibly the photographer's (Chamberlain) in a mountain meadow; canyons; Mountain of the Holy Cross; people atop Veta mountain (possibly W. H. Jackson (?)); wagon near a bridge, possibly W. G. Chamberlain's travelling outfit; miner fording stream with burro; Upper Falls at Twin Lake; party in camp, peak beyond; view in Estes Park; an elk in Forest Park; Mt. Campbell; camp in Mosco Pass; Railroad views including the Mule Shoe on the Denver and Rio Grande Railway, tracks heading toward the Sierra Blanca; a train near Wagon Wheel Gap, artist's rendering of "Rail road above the Clouds," trains in Marshall Pass, Veta Pass, Toltec Gorge; graders' cabins, and a rock cut near Aspen on the Union Pacific Railroad.

40 items

Identifier: PR-065-0026

Views in Black Hawk: general and street views, including businesses, a church, smelters, men sitting on the sidewalk, men standing beside a stack of silver bars as high as a man, and the railroad to Black Hawk.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0027

General and street views of Central city, including views taken from nearby peaks; businesses, homes and a hotel; a parade; a packtrain; the railroad between Central City and Black Hawk; Buell's mill.

16 items

Identifier: PR-065-0028

Canyon scenes and the railroad in Clear Creek Canyon: cuts and track, bridges, a special train and the Beaver Brook Station of the Colorado Central Railroad; hydraulic gold mining; a child on a burro overlooking the canyon; rock formation called "Mother Grundy."

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0029

General and street views of Colorado Springs, also a view of the town site with Pike's Peak in the background; a wagon train led by eight oxen pulling a prairie schooner; views of Pikes Peak: a burro carrying construction gear, standing next to the Pike's Peak Railroad tracks; view from the summit; U. S. Signal Station; sightseers on horseback; Haystack Rocks at the Medicinal Springs at the base of Pikes Peak, "Nick's bathtub"; Minnehaha falls, on Pike's Peak trail.

13 items

Identifier: PR-065-0030

Denver; general and street views; businesses including an office block, an express company, hotels, a livery stable, restaurant, Union depot, General Palmer's residence; the High School and Wolf Hall; Soldiers arrayed in front of long brick building; Mrs. Maxwell and her taxidermied animals; interior views of an exhibition; fourth of July parade (1883); hanging of Sanford Dugan, 1868.

37 items

Identifier: PR-065-0031

Fort Lyon: parade ground and officers' quarters; band on the parade grounds; post store and billiard saloon; quartermasters storehouse and office; Las Animas bridge and government ambulance and teams; a buffalo calf.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0032

Views of rock formations and tourists visiting the Garden of the Gods; stalactites in the Cave of the Winds; views of Pike Peak from the Garden of the Gods; photographer's wagons amongst the rock formations.

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Identifier: PR-065-0033

General views of Georgetown and surrounding valley; the Great loop on the railroad between Georgetown and Silver Plume; Baker's mining co. mill; two prairie schooners en route for San Juan.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0034

General and street views of Leadville, including one view with a trolley, and a winter view; Adelaide and Little Pittsburg mines and smelting works; a burro pack train on the way to Leadville.

13 items

Indentifier: PR-065-0035

Views at Manitou: Manitou House, views at the springs, Stalactites and stalagmites at Manitou Grand Caverns, a winter view, a view of Pikes Peak from Manitou.

11 items

Indentifier: PR-065-0036

Platte Canyon: canyon and rock formations, the river, railroad tracks, and a bear pictograph on the side of the canyon; silver bullion stacked at Platte River Station.

11 items

Identifier: PR-065-0037

Royal Gorge: canyon and river views, railroads, excursion trains, including General Grant's train, hand cars, and the iron semi-suspension bridge. One of the hand cars is possibly mounted with travelling dark-room; a group of miners on the Arkansas River near Hot Springs, Fremont County.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0038

Ute Pass: Pack trains and wagon trains, waterfalls, carriages and coaches on the road; rock formations in Williams Canyon; five children on a burro.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0039

Connecticut: unidentified mill; group at hotel, Branford Point; Bridgeport: family in H. Wakeman's house, railroad station and express company, Fairfield Avenue, photographer's wagon at left, and a view in P.T. Barnum's dining room; Chester Iron Works; home of L. Brooks, Chester; Latimer's mill, Chesterfield, showing bridge, dam and waterfall; Deep River: man, two women and a horse, dam and mill buildings; Farmington: view in Diamond Glen, a woman sitting in parlor rooms labeled "study halls"; Falkner Island Lighthouse; Milford: church from the RR line; boaters at New Milford; Naugatuc Junction; woman boater at High rock, and view in High Rock Grove showing boys at hand pump; Horse Shoe Falls, Pequabuck; people in swings, Rail Road Grove, Savin Rock; a demolished house, Stafford Springs; Alvin Adams estate, Watertown; Winsted: balloon ascension, man in a wheelbarrow trimmed with American flags, soldiers in background, one with drum.

25 items

Identifier: PR-065-0040

Views in Bristol and vicinity: interior views of the Congregational Church; Episcopal Church; Brick Block; National Bank; High Street; Main Street; a building housing several businesses including a clothing store, the Post Office and a jewelry store; residences of Edward Nott and Robert Daniels; the A. Mix farm; school children in front of a school; children at a picnic in Hookers Grove; general views of Bristol; views at Compounce Lake including the lake, buildings, waterfalls, a road; the Bristol Cornet Band.

27 items

Identifier: PR-065-0041

Hartford and vicinity: government and commercial buildings: old and new state capitols including interiors and views showing construction scaffolding; the Cheney building; the Charter Oak Life Building (later the Aetna building); St. Patrick's Church after the fire; Memorial Church of the Good Shepherd; Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb; Orphan Asylum; views in the park, including the lake and foot bridge, a view of the bell tower from the park, soldiers in front of tents with drums, and drilling, sculpture of a goat nursing a kid; young men with guns and girls with sashes arranged in a pyramid; the Charter Oak (negative made 1855, printed 1880); Harriet Beecher Stowe's house; a home, possibly of Charles Dudley Warner; street decorations and parade for General Grant; interior view of a fair at the Old Elm Street Armory.

32 items

Identifier: PR-065-0042

Meriden: general view; interior view of W. P. Foundry; So. Meriden School house with children in front; views of the Eagle Clock and lecturers.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0043

Middletown: street view, showing buildings decorated with flags and bunting and a woman bicycling (on verso, a view of ferries on the East River); wreckage of First Church; large unidentified building; interior view of dining room, with glassware on table; railroad bridges.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0044

New Britain: Flying Point House and croquet grounds; walk near Flying Point House; interior views of a church draped, possibly for a funeral (one view has text referring to Wallingford tornado)

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0045

New Haven: general view; tree-covered Temple Street; street view showing City Hall; view of boys on a dock taken from the New Haven Railroad; unidentified carpenter-gothic house with fountain in the yard; unidentified interior of a parlor, showing piano, pictures sculpture; freight wagon from Loomis Temple of Music; Public square; Yale College, including the green, the library, the Medical School and other buildings.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0046

New London: streets, including State and Huntington, and including a view showing pedestrian and other traffic; two parades, one with fire engines, one a Civil War era parade; Cedar Grove Cemetery; J. N. Harris house; Post office; Episcopal church; Second Congregational church, including interior view showing the organ; looking across water at Fort Trumbull; aftermath of locomotive explosion; wagon, decorated with flowers in front of fire station, bearing coffin, with fireman's hat on it; portrait of a man and two women.

18 items

Identifier: PR-065-0047

Norwalk: Woodlawn Station; studio portrait of family, simulating picnic; home with the family pictured out front; views of family members on horseback, on porch and playing croquet; group at Fourth of July, 1876 picnic; interior view of large formal room; seaside hotel; a sailboat; men on the deck of a ship, the "Grampus Club," Capt. David K. Nash, commodore; a group of surveyors with their equipment; garden with ponds and sculpture.

17 items

Identifier: PR-065-0048

Norwich: general and street views showing homes and commercial buildings, wagon traffic; views out windows looking at the backs of buildings, and laundry lines; Norwich Free Academy; Court house; interior view of Weekes photo studio, showing work displayed on walls; factory over Norwich Falls; Norwich Falls; Preston [covered] bridge; iron bridge over the Shetucket; bridge over the Yantic near Norwich Falls; monuments for Nichols, Stedman and other families at Yantic Cemetery; scenes from the flood of 1876: raging river waters, submerged railroad bridge and depot; water in Franklin square, residents in boats and at edge of flood; river with railroad train in foreground; wreck of the side-wheeler "New London" made by a Norwich photographer.

32 items

Identifier: PR-065-0049

Wreck of a Connecticut Western train at the Tariffville or Tottenville bridge, near Hartford January 14, 1878. The train carried passengers returning from revival services in Hartford, and broke through the bridge over the Farmington river, killing 17, injuring 43. Views show damaged bridge and cars, and men and women examining the wreckage. The cars are half submerged in the frozen river, the locomotive crushed on the shore. One view shows an ox team presumably brought in to help remove the railroad cars.

11 items

Identifier: PR-065-0050

Wallingford tornado: destroyed buildings and wood-strewn fields, men examining damage.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0051

Waterbury: flooded street shot from above, and views of showing streets gouged out by the flood; party of people at a waterfall; group examining train wreckage.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0052

Delaware: homes, including one identified as L. D. Lawton's, with the family at the gate; locomotives at depot; group on the banks of the Brandywine River; Baltimore and Ohio engine #8 (a grasshopper built in 1836 or 37) and a view on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in a cut at Cuba Hill.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0053

Views in Washington, D.C.: the Long Bridge over the Potomac, one view showing sailboat and canoes moored at dock; grounds of the Soldiers Home; the U. S. Observatory; a large brick market building; group of African Americans outside a market, one man holding up a chicken; Ford's Theater, later the Medical Museum, including interior views showing box and chair that Lincoln was sitting in when assassinated; The Willard, Arlington and National Hotels; interior views of Senator Sumner's study, including view of the sculpture "Venus Surprised at the Bath"; young Native Americans in the Government School Band dressed in uniforms and holding instruments; The "Old" Capitol prison; the 14th Street circle, with sculpture in center and church on opposite side; "Lincoln's Country Seat" near Washington [?]

24 items

Identifier: PR-065-0054

General views of Washington, D.C.: from the Capitol, showing a nearly 360 degree view around the Capitol, and showing the Mall, churches, homes and other buildings including portions of the Capitol; two views from the Smithsonian that create a panorama of the Mall, looking toward the Capitol; views from the Washington monument showing the Mall, Capitol, Smithsonian, White House, Treasury and State Dept.; from Howard University showing semi-rural surroundings; a general view of Seventh Street, looking north.

19 items

Identifier: PR-065-0055

Agriculture Dept. and Botanic Gardens: man and woman outside the conservatory; interior view of the conservatory; the gardens showing plants, fountains and the Capitol in the distance; African Americans walking in the grounds, Smithsonian in background.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0056

The United States Capitol building: general views, including view from the Washington Monument showing the "Mall", the Smithsonian and the Natural History Museum, and a view from the conservatory of the Botanic Gardens; the Capitol with scaffolding and cranes; sculpture, including statues of Lincoln, Washington, Columbus, the Goddess of Liberty, and Civilization; views of Brumidi's allegorical painting in the dome; painting called the Declaration of Independence; the bronze doors showing Columbus's entry into Barcelona; the stairs on the east front; view from the Northwest, homes in the foreground; carriages and trolleys in front of the East stairs.

51 items

Identifier: PR-065-0057

Views of the House and Senate: primarily interior views of the chambers, also includes a corridor in the Senate; two exterior views, including the Senate under construction; Silver service (Manufactured by Tiffany & Co.) presented to Schuyler Colfax, Jr., from the United States Senate of the Forty-First Congress.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0058

Corcoran Gallery of Art: Two views looking at entrance; interior view showing gallery with paintings.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0059

Events in Washington D.C.: President Lincoln's Funeral Procession on Pennsylvania Avenue, just before departure for New York, April 21, 1865 showing cavalry and soldiers; various inaugurals, including President Hayes, and possibly Grant (copy photos), and including an interior view at an inaugural ball showing the President's box; Carnival scene on Pennsylvania Avenue, Capitol in the distance; Barnum's parade, with elephants on Pennsylvania Ave.; parade of the national G.A.R. encampment, 1892; Christian Endeavor choir on the east front of the Capitol;, 1896; Native American Indians Geronimo, Quanah Parker, Buckskin Charlie, Little Plume, Hollow Horn Boar in inaugural parade; unemployed men, part of Coxey's Army, or the Commonweal Army of Christ, resting during their march on Washington.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0060

Georgetown: ivy covered chapel in Oak Hill Cemetery; Georgetown and Aqueduct bridge, Analostan Island in the Potomac River.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0061

Library of Congress: interior views of the Congressional Library when housed in the Capitol showing study areas, including librarians and readers; general views of the "Jefferson" building shortly after completion; interior view showing grand staircase.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0062

Navy yard: grounds, with cannons and cannon balls displayed; paddlewheelers, sailing vessels and iron-clads at dock; hulls of ships moored and apparently under construction or refurbishment.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0063

Patent office: exterior view showing surrounding streets; interior views showing the model room, the "Blue corridor" and a gallery in the New Wing.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0064

Views looking down Pennsylvania Avenue: most taken from the front of the Treasury Building looking south toward the Capitol, including views of gardens in front of the Treasury and showing pedestrians, horse-drawn and electric trolleys and other traffic; two views taken from the Metropolitan Hotel looking north.

18 items

Identifier: PR-065-0065

Post Office: views of the building and surrounding streets, including one view with a street under construction.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0066

Views of the Smithsonian Institution "Castle" including interior views of exhibition space including dinosaur skeletons and taxidermied animals, the Mineral Dept., and Ethnographical Room.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0067

Views of the Navy Dept. and the combined Navy and War Dept. (building later became the Executive office building)

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0068

Statues in Washington, D.C.: equestrian bronze of George Washington by Clarke Mills; marble statue of Washington depicted as a Roman by Greenough; Garfield Memorial in front of the Capitol; equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson in front of the White House, one view showing women viewing the statue, with children in carriage and wagon; unidentified sculpture in front of the Capitol.

16 items

Identifier: PR-065-0069

Treasury building: most views showing the Western front, one view the Eastern front (with an obelisks with bulletins on it in the foreground) and one view showing the Treasury in the distance from the Dept. of Agriculture (in the Mall); interior views including women working in the printing room, drying room, cutting room, and a view of the Cashier room.

18 items

Identifier:PR-065-0070

Washington monument: under construction; shown with tents pitched all around it (G.A.R. encampment?); from the NW; with the Bureau and engraving and printing in the background.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0071

Views of the White House: mostly views of the North façade, showing grounds, the drive, gardens, children by gate of Lafayette Square, with statue of Andrew Jackson in middle ground and White House beyond, and sightseers; the south façade, with grounds, a fountain; the east façade from across the street; the west façade from the Navy Dept.; Mrs. Harrison and grandson on porch of White House; people leaving reception at the White house.

25 items

Identifier: PR-065-0072

Interior views of the White House: Green Room, showing paintings; Red Room showing portraits, pianoforte and other furniture; the East Room, showing large chandeliers; The Blue Room, including views showing room decorated with elaborate flower arrangements; the State Dining Room, tables set for events; the State Bedroom; the Office of the President's Secretary; the President's Office; the Cabinet Room; private dining room; Mrs. Harrison's Reception room; interior views of the summer house or conservatory, including view of visiting Native Americans (Ojibwa?) dressed in beaded clothing, seated in conservatory.

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Identifier: PR-065-0073

Views in Florida: plants and scenery, including Spanish moss-covered trees, orange and lemon trees, including views of people picnicking under the oranges, and an African American man picking oranges, a large century plant, coconut palms; men shooting alligators, and with dead alligator, and an alligator on bank of river; homes; log cabins with shake roof, African Americans out front; two African American women on an ox drawn cart; African American men with cart drawn by three oxen; hotels, including an interior view of Tampa Bay Hotel Parlor; bathers at Palm Beach; river and swamp near Enterprise; plantation scenes on Ft. George Island, including old slave quarters, families in a field; Gainesville: general view, and African American man riding mule hitched to a cart; couple in a cart; the U.S. Coast Survey schooner Torrey at railroad landing, St. Marks; ruins of Fort Mantanzas.

37 items

Identifier: PR-065-0074

Views made in the vicinity of Fernandina, Fla.: Calico Hill: men (including an African American) lounging at dock; people relaxing on porch; men under Spanish moss-draped oaks; view on the [St. Mary's] River; group of log buildings, cabins, with African Americans (plantation?); large house with balconies: "Rebel Col. Finnegans House"; interior view of a steamboat.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0075

Indian River: a camp site; men on the banks of the river; a path through the hammack.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0076

Jacksonville: from the south, man standing in boat in foreground; the National Hotel; "group of natives," African American boys sitting on barrels; "Aunt Dinah's," group of African Americans in front of small house with large oak next to it; "15th Amendment," two African American boys and ox cart.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0077

Prof. and Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe's residence in Mandarin, including a view showing the family on the porch playing cards, working at needlework or holding a newspaper.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0078

Views along the Oklawaha River: tourists on riverboats, including the Marion, Ocklawaha, Okahumkee, Okeehumpkee and the Putnam; swamps, trees, Spanish moss, and an alligator; Palatka: front of Putnam House, oranges at R.R. Reed's, African American man with ox, women in ox cart; soldiers standing by markers commemorating Maj. Dade and his men, massacred by Osceola.

18 items

Identifier: PR-065-0079

St. Augustine: street views, including St. George's St. and the city gates; Charlotte St. showing buildings with balconies overhanging the street and African American workers; Treasury street, only seven feet wide; Rail-road Avenue; homes, including the oldest house in America, built in 1564, and a view of an arched colonnade in a home formerly used as a hospital; the waterfront, including general views showing the sea wall, and a view of the fish market; the Spanish or Catholic graveyard, showing tombs, and Father Varella's chapel; the Cathedral, including interior views; the Spanish convent, including an interior view with two nuns at prayer; the Episcopal Church; markets, including a building formerly used as a slave market; hotels, including the St. Augustine, and the Ponce de Leon, with interior view of the later; photographer's of the Florida Club, including Geo. Pierron in front of a studio advertising and displaying views; stereo inscribed by Geo. Pierron showing man (Geo. Pierron) sitting in front of large century plant; views of Fort Marion or Castillo de San Marcos: walls, batteries, gates, the moat and drawbridge, views inside the fort showing sightseers, soldiers, including Native American Indians, cannonballs and cannons, doorway with Spanish coat of arms above the door, a furnace for heating shot; the old Spanish fortified lighthouse, with photographer's gear in the foreground, and St. Augustine lighthouse, with distinctive striped paint; African American man on bench outside his house, "Uncle Jack, oldest inhabitant of St. Augustine"

64 items

Identifier: PR-065-0080

Views along the St. Johns River: people, including African American mother and child in front of the Clifton Oak; a cabin at Magnolia, view entitled "Subject for Reconstruction"; views of Green Cove Springs, including the springs, sightseers, the landing and the hotel; views around Blue Springs, including views of the river, trees lining the spring; St. Johns River near Lake Harnly, alligator in the foreground; moss covered tree near Mandarin; a palm-thatched arbor or gazebo, books on the table, woman pouring something from a pitcher.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0081

Georgia: group standing and seated near a palmetto tree, one woman wearing a Paisley-style shawl; scene during the laying of the Corner Stone of the Monument to the Confederate Dead in Augusta, April 26, 1875, showing the crowd, men in uniform, and a band on a platform; thatched cabin on Cumberland Island; African American women coming from the well, Wormsloe; African American men, women and children working picking cotton; African American man grinding an ax as girl looks on; African American man pulling plow, woman guiding it, rice field; African American men and women hoeing rice field; log cabins, African American families in front; young African American man playing fiddle-like stringed instrument outside a log cabin.

20 items

Identifier: PR-065-0082

Atlanta: Street views, including one made before the destruction of the city, Nov. 1864, including covered wagons, soldiers in the street, commercial buildings; corner of Mitchell and Washington Sts. showing large buildings, with small one room cabins (slave quarters?) arrayed in front of it; later street view show advertising and street railway tracks; view looking along railroad tracks with bridge crossing above, another view from above the tracks looking toward car shed of Western and Atlantic Railroad; group of men and women picking cotton on a plantation outside Atlanta; night view of the Phoenix Wheel and buildings and fountains at the Cotton State Exposition; view of the exposition grounds, with plume of smoke from Hagenbeck's building on fire.

10 items

Identifier: PR-065-0083

Views in Bonaventure, a plantation, later made into a cemetery: primarily views of spanish moss covered oak trees; Lamar monument; Paddleford monument.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0084

Savannah: general and street views, including views of hotels, commercial buildings; squares and monuments, including the Pulaski Monument, Green Monument; the fountain in the park, surrounded by women and children; election scene, showing crowd listening to campaign speeches supporting Grant for President; the Exchange; a building advertising baths; waterfront, including view of moored ships, and African American men and bales of cotton on a dock; Independent Presbyterian church; view entitled "Uncle Abe's School house and scholars" showing African American man in top hat outside small cabin with four boys reading; studio portrait of Jack and Abby Landlord, Aged 100 and 110; boy on street with ox cart; African American man riding steer pulling cart laden with farm goods: view titled "Fourteenth Amendment, Bringing his crop to town"; African American woman and boy in front of small log house.

25 items

Identifier: PR-065-0085

Hawaii: train passing beneath palm tree; Judiciary building in Honolulu, with statue of King Kamehameha in front of it; Asian American woman and European American child in park among ferns and palms.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0086

Idaho: Miner buying bread from "bakery" on horseback; miners relaxing outside log cabin, Coeur d'Alene; views at Sawtell's Ranch, Henry's Lake: interior view showing ranchers at right and left, and J.M. Coulter (botanist on 1872 Hayden expedition) and N. B. Langford (superintendent of Yellowstone National Park)

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0087

Illinois: ploughing on the prairie; group of children in a pony carriage, Evanston; Galena: Gen. Grant's residence before the war; Prof. J. A. Light's balloon ascension, Paris, Ill. Oct. 21, 1874; a home in Pekin; depot and arcade in Pullman; view in Springfield cemetery.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0088

Chicago: general views from Shot tower looking north west, from Waterworks looking east toward lake; from city hall looking north, northeast, northwest (showing Young Men's Association Library in foreground), west; northeast from courthouse; street views including Monroe Street east from Palmer House, with sign for Democratic Headquarters and pictures of Tilden and Hendricks on side of building; coaches on Grand Avenue; LaSalle St. north from Madison, and view of excavation of LaSalle St. tunnel; S.E. corner Clark and Randoph Sts., Clark from Washington St.; Michigan Ave. from breakwater, and from Adams St.; State St. south from Madison, two views, State St. from Adams, showing noonday crowds, trolleys advertisements and a clock; Wabash from Jackson St.; Washington St. River tunnel; Water St. from State; man and ox cart; parks: boaters and large gazebo in Central Park; boaters, gothic house and bridges in Jefferson Park; Lake front park from the breakwater; fountain and people, boaters and bridge in Lincoln Park; group relaxing in, and park factor in front of road house in South Park; people on rustic bench and fountain, and bear den in Union Park; monument in Rosehill Cemetery; exhibitions: C. B. Woodworth's exhibit of soaps and other goods at unidentified exhibit; botanical display, Chicago Exposition; interior view of exhibition showing winding path, plants and bridge over a body of water; views at Inter-State Exposition including interior views showing pumps, fountains and other goods; hotels: corridor leading to parlors, and dining room, Palmer House; Grand Pacific Hotel; Sherman House; Michigan Southern Railroad depot; Central Depot; office where correspondence is handled, and the mail shipping room at Sears, Roebuck & Co.; Western News company store interiors showing book displays; Booksellers Row, showing exterior of Western News Company; Dearborn Theatre; Board of Trade building; Chicago Tribune Building; First National Bank; City Hall; Customs House and Post Office, including view of post office after a fire, with building covered in ice; Court House under construction and view of n. side of court house square; interior view of the Chamber of Commerce; manufacturing department of A. H. Miller, Jewelry; Field Leiter & Co.; homes including Terrace Row on Michigan Ave., M. Ogden's, P. Schuttler's, J. R. Walsh's; 2nd Presbyterian Church, St. Paul's Church; Wabash Avenue Methodist Church; waterworks: tower at the West side waterworks; pumps at North side waterworks ; Chicago River: looking west at open Rush, State and Clark Street Bridges; pedestrians and wagons waiting for Clark St. Bridge to close; general view of river from Randolph St. showing lumber waiting to be loaded; Randolph & Lake St. Bridges; group of grain elevators and Twelfth St. Bridge; loading a whale-back ship with grain; tugboat towing larger vessel; funeral procession for Pres. Garfield; procession of knights Templars; Stock yards, showing general view of cattle lots, hogs hanging in Armour's packing house.

109 items

Identifier: PR-065-0089

Views of the Chicago Fire, Oct. 1871: Mrs. O'Leary's cow; views of the destruction, including general views, views of building facades and walls, iron work, destroyed bridges, piles of rubble, interior views, man pouring water to cool off a safe, workers, men examining damage, a piece of the courthouse bell, a sign to Cash boys and work girls of Field and Leitner promising to pay what is due them, sign saying where business had moved.

113 items

Identifier: PR-065-0090

Views at the World's Colombian Exposition: Throngs of people at the opening, and view of the blind chaplain leading a prayer, and six hundred musicians rendering the Colombian March; general views, including views of the lagoon, the great fountain (one view on fourth of July with large U.S. flag in foreground), fireworks over the lagoon, and various buildings; buildings shown include: Administration building, Fine Arts building, German building; Government building, Horticultural Hall, Japanese pagoda, Liberal Arts building, Machinery Hall, state buildings, including the Illinois building, New York Building, Washington State Building, the Transportation building, Women's building; specific exhibits: children looking at the first locomotive, a modern speed-record-setting locomotive, the China exhibit, Japanese pottery in the Manuf. Building, German toy exhibit showing elaborate carriage filled with toys, center court in the Fine Arts building, Bohemian glass and stuffed animals including baby bison and polar bears in the Liberal Arts Building, women in the New South Wales exhibit, views in the Agriculture building including the Brazilian exhibit, and the goddess of the harvest in the North Dakota exhibit, interior views of horticultural hall including Florida's coconut tree, Oregon fruit, and a mammoth fern, general interior view and Pennsylvania coal in Mining Building, interior view of the California building, an Illinois farm scene made from grain in the Illinois building, views on the grounds: flowers on the Wooded Island, the Midway, including the Ferris wheel, a group of Javanese, Algerians with drums and instruments, the Algerian and Tunisian village, exterior of the Chinese village, "street life of Cairo," with men with donkeys and man on a camel, group of South Sea Islanders, one of McMonnies' horse statues, a statue of Christopher Columbus, the Peristyle, views on the lagoon including a Norse ship, Columbus's ships which are moored next to convent where Columbus founded an asylum, a bicycle club riding in the World's Fair dedication Parade; men looking on as water is poured on the burning Cold storage building; a group of ducks rounded up at the end of the fair; floral display in the shape of the world in Washington Park; a replica of the Nina.

107 items

Identifier: PR-065-0091

Indiana: J. C. Bridge's home, showing the veranda, Delphi; waterworks building, Indianapolis; the bones and tusks of the Lagrange mastodon; men dining at the Soldier's Home, Marion; view titled home in a log cabin", interior view made by a Pendleton, IN photographer (copy photo); men laying pipes for the Wolcottville water supply; Prof. J. Sams riding his high-wheeled bicycle through a pond or river, Wolcottville [see Collection file for letter regarding this view]

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0092

Iowa: Davenport: wreck of the draw of the railroad bridge after gale of March 17th, 1868, residence of John L. Davies, with family horse "Bob" in front; Des Moines: Congregational church, railroad depot, and looking north from the depot, with train in middle ground; studio portrait of a baby in a carriage De Witt, Iowa; view from the bluff opposite the seminary, Dubuque; views of snow bound train on the Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad between Conover and Ridgway, after the storm of Jan. 7th and 8th, 1873; entrance to Burt's cave, near Maquoketa River, Jackson County with photographer's developing tent, center; north side of square, Knoxville, in snow; Newton school house with students in front; Courthouse, Sioux City.

13 items

Identifier: PR-065-0093

General and street views of Muscatine, Iowa: one part of a five part panoramic view, showing river and part of the town; Iowa Avenue, with river beyond; views showing a main business street, including a bakery, confectionery, general store, the Star photograph gallery, a jeweler, hardware store, clocks on the street, and wagons and pedestrians; copy photo of group practicing archery, woman aiming at target.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0094

Kansas: Light Battery 'K' at saber drill, Fort Riley; round-up on the Sherman ranch, Genesee; George Summer & Peter Walsh of Company L, 6th Cavalry, shot in front of dance hall, Hays city, by Comanches; Lawrence: girls Indian boarding school, street view shot from second floor of building showing wagon traffic and business signs, including one in the shape of a boot; family and cabin near Troy; riders at Wolf River Ford; corn fields of eastern Kansas.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0095

Leavenworth: approaching Leavenworth along the Missouri River, train and riverboat; general views, showing a church and other prominent buildings; street view with waiting wagons, drug store on corner; Courthouse.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0096

Views along the eastern division of the Union Pacific Railroad: State Line Hotel; Wyandotte: U.P.R.R. office, bridge building across the Kansas River; Lawrence: R.R. depot, Crandell House, looking up Kansas River toward Gen.. Dietzler's house, general view from Fort Union, State University on left, State University building, Fort Union, Gen. J. Lane's House; Leavenworth: R.R. depot, street view of Delaware Avenue, Catholic Cathedral, public school under construction; view from Moore's summit, showing corn field; men posed on stack of ties, with Gardner's wagon in middle ground, Tonganoxie; Perryville (Perry); rope ferry across the Kaw, Lecompoton; Topeka: state house under construction, first floor complete, R.R. depot, Kansas Avenue, Lincoln College; St. Mary's Mission, surrounded by picket fence; Potawatomie Indians at St. Mary's Mission; Lincoln Avenue, Wamego, with Alexander Gardner at right; general view of Manhattan, with Gardner in center foreground; R.R. bridge across the Republican River; R.R. depot, Junction City; Abilene: trestle bridge, prairie dog town; hotel and depot, Salina; ranch at clear Creek, formerly an overland stage station; hieroglyphic rock, Smoky Hill River; views in Saint Louis: Mississippi River, elevators, and a flatboat, Missouri Pacific Railroad depot, the office of the Missouri Pacific Railroad.

40 items

Identifier: PR-065-0097

Kentucky: man sitting by waterfall, view entitled "Cave, upper glen"; men standing in road cut, near Cogar's; a covered "Mountain wagon"; men barbecuing pigs at G.A.R. encampment, Lexington, 1895; log cabin where Abraham Lincoln was born, Hodgensville; Steamboats on the Ohio at Covington.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0098

Views of Mammoth Caves made using Magnesium light: photographers and guides posing with equipment outside of cave, inside cave holding lantern and rock; a guide standing in "Scotchman's trap"; party dining in cave, including a cup of Bourbon; group dining in "Bandit Hall"; group on cliff above the "Dead Sea"; stalactites and stalagmites and other rock formations.

31 items

Identifier: PR-065-0099

Men on an alligator hunt: holding guns and looking at alligator, two men in boat; African American man and woman picking cotton; view titled "Salt Mine Village" showing African American man in ox cart, two men on horseback, and two small houses on hill or levee above.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0100

New Orleans: general and street views, including pedestrians, wagons, street railways, trolleys, one view showing a snowy street (possibly by B & G Moses, since the exterior of their studio is shown), a view showing a fire, with a steam pumper in action in front of F. Jaco[?] photo studio, a view showing Lilienthal's wagon, a Mardi Gras parade, with mounted participants, a fireman's parade, a group of soldiers riding in formation; businesses, including the Poydras St. (French) Market; Jackson square, with river beyond, and with St. Louis Cathedral; St. Patrick's Church; French cemetery; Parish prison and Tremé Market; St. Charles Hotel; Customs House; Weedsport skirt and Dress Co.'s exhibit, at Exhibition, 1884; views on the levee: riverboats and sailing vessels, including a view of a steamboat explosion, bales of cotton, and barrels of sugar, some being loaded, or moved to warehouses; Algiers ferry landing; view of a banana tree with bananas; a view of a three-story building labeled "Sheridan's H.Q." presumably in New Orleans.

46 items

Identifier: PR-065-0101

Maine: group having a hay ride, wagon pulled by oxen; Water street in Augustra; train wreck on the Maine Central Railroad, near Bangor; group posing in front of a building (a church?) labeled "Biddeford Maine" and "No smoking allowed"; Lewiston: Bates College, and De Witt House; Limerick Academy; Durham Bridge, Lisbon Falls; Moosehead Lake: man sitting beside path to "Pebbly Beach", and looking down at Moosehead lake from Greenville; log being skidded up ramp, Temple Mill, Moscow; dam at foot of Oquossoc Lake; group on Paris Hill; Phillips: Barden House, Elmwood Brook; men on sailboat, and small steamboat on Sebec Lake; Skowhegan: train on railroad trestle, Coburn Hall; women in front of cook's cabin, Tim Pond; girl standing by road near Town House, Vienna; men digging train cut, possibly near Waldoboro; tree-lined street, Winthrop.

23 items

Identifier: PR-065-0102

Bar Harbor and Mt. Desert: Croquet party at Bar Harbor, tents in the background; large house or hotel, people on porch; Otter Creek from Green Mt., Mt. Desert.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0103

Camden and vicinity: women and children picnicking; views of Megunticook turnpike, lake and mountain; Camden from Sherman's Point, men on a bench between trees, Sherman's Point.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0104

Eads Falls; interior view of a store room; fish hatchery; covered bridge and several homes and other buildings.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0105

Views of hunting in Maine: E. M. Messenger and F. A. Aldrich, with their snowshoes, rifles, pelts and fish; several views of a moose hunt: men examining the kill, loading the game on a sled, back in camp, with game hanging up.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0106

Kennebago Lake views: cabins and camps; boats along the edge of the lake.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0107

Old Orchard Beach: group on the beach, some in swimming costume; group on porch of St. Cloud Hotel; large group on porch; Old Orchard House.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0108

Portland, Maine: Broad St. looking down, with banks, ticket office and other commercial buildings; spectators of a sham fight shading themselves with umbrellas; the Observatory, church beyond.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0109

General view of Westminster, showing homes and a church.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0110

Annapolis: Naval Academy: cadets at cannon drill, man posing beside mortar, view on deck of the U.S.S. Santee; views of the state house: looking up Prince Street, wood frame building at left, interior view of senate chambers where George Washington resigned his commission; St. Ann's Church.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0111

Baltimore: general view of harbor; barrels lining Exchange Place, horses and carts; The Carrolton Hotel; court house; Bay View Asylum; home near a river or pond; ground of Hopkins Hospital; Eutaw Place, showing gardens and fountain; Druid Hill Park: boaters on lakes, unidentified building, trolley at station, statue, with dummy engine and car in background; concession building in Patterson Park.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0112

Massachusetts: unidentified coastal scenes, including bathers, and several views making up a panorama of homes, stone walls and a lodging house; Elm Ave., Andover; woman on bridge in grounds of J.S. Potter, Arlington; Ashley Kill, Berkshire County; building in Ayer, including a printing business, dentist, and a photographic studio; Artists Falls, Bashbish Avenue; group portraits in Bernardstown: in front of Cushman Institute, at a pond and in front of the school; grandstand and stables, race track, Bridgewater; County Fair in or near Brockton; Engine #1, of the Connecticut River R.R.; Geo. W. Morse, Apothecaries, Clinton; group portrait of a class of young women, Cambridgeport; funeral train of George Peabody, possibly near Danvers; Fairbanks estate, Dedham, over 200 years old in 1876; men on bridge over Bloody Brook, South Deerfield, scene of Indian massacre; Miles Standish house, Duxbury; fair in Main Street, Fitchburg; sailboats and rowboats in Gloucester harbor, and general view of village, possibly Gloucester, with ox team on wharf in foreground; Door of the "Old Indian House" with 1704 date carved above it; vista from rock above Cascade House, Hadley; Dorman perfumery exhibit at Odd Fellows Fair, Georgetown; train at station, Haverhill; church, Hingham; views in the Housatonic valley: Kent Cascade, looking into valley from mountain; twelve babies posed on a porch in Hudson; Lawrence: falls on the Merrimac, bridge and mill in background, interior view of E. N. Winslow's tailoring establishment; exhibit of pharmaceuticals from Chas. S. Perry's Drug store; street in Leominster; groups arrayed for bunker Hill Centennial, 1875, in Lexington or Concord; Minute Men monument, Lexington; pumping station, Lowell; Lowell Photographic Assn. Picnic at Woodlawn Park, 1882; locomotive boiler explosion near Lowell; Swampscott beach looking toward Lynn; Soldiers' Monument, and central square and depot, with locomotive, Lynn; Princeton: groups on the porches of Prospect House and Wacusetts House; twister at work in woolen mill, Maynard; croquet party, Marshfield; J. Allen Rice Apothecary, three men standing in doorway, Milford; Nantasket: beach scene, men in striped bathing attire, women and children including babies in carriages, bath house in background, lighthouse; Pittfield: group in front of house, G. J. Baker's trout farm; Royalston cascade, Royalston; children on bridge over Shelburne Falls; group posing on rocks, Scituate Cove; bull pulling closed carriage, in front of dry good store, Southbridge; woman, boy and dog on road in front of Wayside Inn, Sudbury; men, woman and children with telescope on table rock, Sugar Loaf Mt., overlooking Sunderland Village and Connecticut River; small steam boat tied to bridge on the Old Colony and Northern Railroad bridge, Taunton; school in Wareham with children in front; geometrically-pruned shrubs, and flower gardens, Hunnewell's Grounds, (Belle Grove) Wellesley; group at picnic, house decorated with bunting, Wenham; railroad tracks, bridge, waterfall, at Winchenden; crowd and wagons decorated with signs, Fourth of July celebration, Westborough.

73 items

Identifier: PR-065-0113

Beverly: Washington School House; Mingo's Beach, with house on small point; men looking at Beverly from Juniper bluff; Rantoul Street from Edward Street, man in buggy, others looking on; businesses along Cabot Street from Washington Street; general views.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0114

Boston: general views: showing snow-dusted roof-tops, views including the harbor, views from Bunker Hill and the State House; street views: man watering street, Beacon and Arlington Sts., Franklin St. lined with five-story buildings, trolley tracks down Broadway, Washington St., busy with wagon and trolley traffic, flags suspended above it, and a later view looking toward Old South Church, with trolley and automobile; parades: spectators waiting to see the Prince of Wales, 1860; military on Washington St. June 17, 1875, Battle of Bunker Hill celebration, including the 5th Maryland Regiment; men in decorated Boston Rubber Shoe Co. wagon; sailing vessels in Boston Harbor; the steamboat Massachusetts at dock; cannonballs stacked at the Navy Yard; Boston Light(house); steam shovel digging Fort Hill excavation, wagons hauling dirt; Boston and Warren St. horse trolley, Metropolitan Railway, on snowy day at railroad station.

37 items

Identifier: PR-065-0115

Buildings in Boston: Churches: King's Chapel, Old North, Old South, City hall; Old State House, and State House, one view showing decorations of flags and bunting; Hotels: Tremont House, Revere House, Parker House ; Hospital, Harrison Ave.; Massachusetts General Hospital; Quincy Market; South market St. showing market and Faneuil Hall; interior view of Faneuil Hall, showing Healy painting Webster's Reply to Hayne in the U.S. Senate Art Museum; Boston Museum; Horticultural Hall; Natural History Building; Boston Public Library, from snowy park or commons; Old House in Dock Square, built in 1680; Daniel Webster's house; Hancock House, built by Thomas Hancock and later owned by John Hancock, including interior views showing Copley portrait of John Hancock; other homes on Beacon St.; views of the Coliseum and the Peace Jubilees, 1869, 1872; interior view of Oriental Tea Co.'s store; Beach House at City Point, south Boston; interior views of Apothecary's store; exterior view, drug store; another drug store, flanked by a grocery; State Street Block, near the harbor; Scollay's building, and street view with horse trolley and photography studio; interior view of ware rooms of the Mason & Hamilton Organ Co.; exhibit of photography, cameras and photography-related materials; exhibit in a museum or gallery, including photographs or prints, objects in cases and a bust of a man.

64 items

Identifier: PR-065-0116

Views in and around Charlestown, Boston: views of harbor and Navy Yard from Bunker Hill Monument; views in the navy yard, including stacks of cannonballs, ships, including vessel in dry dock; views of Bunker Hill Monument, including view with homes in foreground, and view of Soldiers monument with Bunker Hill Monument in background.

20 items

Identifier: PR-065-0117

Boston cemeteries, parks and monuments: Boston Commons: fountains, gates and fences, men looking through telescopes, one view showing boot blacks shining shoes, Beacon St. Mall; children on tricycles on the Charles St. Mall, women selling apples, disabled soldier selling apples, 5th Massachusetts regiment and band in formation, June 17, 1875 for the Bunker Hill Centennial, the old elm tree, and a later view of it being cut up after it fell, a winter view; balloon ascension; Public Garden: the conservatory, a gazebo, with boat near it; fountains, bridge, ducks, paths and gardens, ponds, children and baby carriages, children on tricycles, the Ether Monument, equestrian statue of George Washington, one view showing area thronged with people during the Grand Army of the Republic Encampment, Shell or Venus fountain, one view showing it during [Christian] Endeavor week, statue of Alexander Hamilton, view with State house and Beacon Hill in background; a miniature church with sign, "Church for good little ducks"; Franklin Statue; receiving vault, Mt. Auburn cemetery; group in a boat.

61 items

Identifier: PR-065-0118

Views of the ruins of the Summer Street Fire, 1872: group of men holding business sign with Devon St. address; ruins from city hall; Franklin Street, including view with tents and policeman; Congress Block; wagons and men among the ruins; policeman, soldier and fireman with steam pumper; fallen columns; ruins of Crump and Low's; fireman and man in top hat examining damage.

24 items

Identifier: PR-065-0119

Cambridge: general views of Harvard College campus; the Washington Elm, where Washington took command of the American Army; Old Craigie house, Washington's headquarters, and later the home of Longfellow; Elmwood, home of James Russell Lowell; group of men on the steps of a buildings, including Louis Agassiz.

10 items

Identifier: PR-065-0120

Cape Ann: oldest house on the Cape; people fishing at the Great Gully; the Rev. E. H. Chapin's cottage; view from Crescent Beach, group posing; fisherman at Folly Cove; Gloucester: group in front of Pavilion House, a wharf with ox team, winter view of harbor, snow in foreground, masts of boats beyond; people and carriage on Little Good Harbor Beach; Pigeon Cove: group, including woman with long fishing pole at Singer's Rock, row boats and sailboats in the harbor, Granite Wharf with shipping, group in front of oldest house, view of Babson Ave.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0121

East Lee: man with team and wagon; views after a dam failure at Mud Pond: looking upstream toward the dam; looking down the gorge, girl and woman by creek; girl in Garfield's machine room, filled with debris; homes and gouged out waterway; partially collapsed Decker and Sabin paper mill; see Collection file for article.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0122

Fall River: views in Mechanics Mill, including carding room, spinning room and weaving room; views of American Print Works: exterior, views of women working in the pantograph room, and in the folding room.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0123

Views in and around Great Barrington: group, incl. dog, on Monument Mt.; mountain scenery, including views into valley, trees, rocks, cliffs, a stream, a group on a bridge over a stream; a refreshments house, buggy in foreground, with tent, possibly a dark tent, behind it; Mr. & Mrs. Marcus H. Rogers in their parlor on the 2nd floor of the "Berkshire Courier" building, furniture, light fixtures, layout of rooms visible; woman on the banks of the Housatonic; street scene: couple on sidewalk, man with plow on street, J. Hall photographer sign hanging from building, along with clock and other signs.

16 items

Identifier: PR-065-0124

Hoosac tunnel: under construction, including views of men in the west entrance; looking out of the east entrance; rocks from excavation at east end; machine building where drilling machinery is housed, engineer's house, office and other buildings; interior view showing air compressors which drive the drills; view of the west entrance when it is complete and has masonry face; east end, and a view showing miners riding cars into tunnel; miners and surveyors descending the west shaft; engineers at work, central shaft building, incl. view with engineers and miners in front; ruins of the central shaft, people looking on as Mallory makes descent to recover bodies; steam shovel excavating; machine shop; locomotive at the west end; Fred Grant's party watering their horses; Jenk's and Rice's Hotel, with Fred Grant's party; "Al's coach" on top of Hoosac Mountain, building in background; entrance to Prof. Mowbray's nitroglycerine works.

33 items

Identifier: PR-065-0125

Martha's Vineyard including Highland Grove, Oak Bluffs, the Wesleyan Campground: tents and cottages, many with groups pictured in front of them (including one group in costume) and including "Society tent" with group within; interiors showing drapery, furniture, lanterns, and an organ; cottage with bunting and flag; cottage with Temperance signs hanging on it; cottage with sign welcoming the President (Grant); Brugal's group in front of tent; interior of Pratts Tent, interior of Chase's cottage; Clark's cottage; Mr. Oemesbury's house; the Hollingworth cottage with group in front, interior of Miss Reade's cottage; interior of Dr. H.A. Tucker's cottage, Mason's cottage; interior of Mrs. Gov. Wright's cottage, interior of Mr. Spinney's cottage; Gov. Sprague's cottage; the large tent Tabernacle, some shots showing it empty, others with audience attending meetings; tree under which the first meetings were held; hotels including Island House, Sea View House, Pawnee House; commercial streets showing businesses, a hotel and buggies, and including a group sitting in front of the 99 Cent Store; Vineyard Skating Rink; interior view of Frank J. Perry's Segar Store; girls holding hands in a circle for a game; groups on the beach, some in bathing costume; carriages on the beach; Gay Head cliffs and light; horse omnibuses; steamer Maryland on the beach after being driven ashore during storm of April 4, 1876; the Martha's Vineyard discharging passengers at Oak Bluff Wharf; the plank walk; people boating at Lake Anthony, Wesleyan Camp; horse omnibus in Highland Grove.

91 items

PR-065-0126

Mount Holyoke: Mount Holyoke from the Avenue, near Connecticut River; Prospect House on Mt. Holyoke, from the south; interior of the Prospect House, showing sightseers and telescopes; Mt. Holyoke Seminary.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0127

Nahant: rocky shore, surf, and a cave; groups on the lawn, playing croquet; large rock gazebo, Masons Garden; Bass Point Beach; women riding carousel, horses suspended in air.

10 items

Identifier: PR-065-0128

Nantucket: fishermen on the shore with boats, and among their homes in Siasconsett and Quidnet, on shore with black fish; whalers cutting a finback whale that is tied to side of ship; sailboats and side-wheeler in harbor; brig Poinsett beached in the surf; bark W. F. Marshall on it's side in the surf; museum interior, with whale jaw in foreground; Upper Main Street; Bay View House; view from Bay View house, showing yards, homes, and bay beyond; salt box houses in Siasconset; Adams House; oldest house on Nantucket island, built 1680s; Episcopal Church; lighthouses: Broad Point Light, Saukaty Head; wind mill, built 1746; hermit of Nantucket, including an interior view of his home; J.B. Swain's home; group playing croquet in front of house with large American flag flying above it; three story brick house, with American flag flying above it and carriages in front; group with wagon at Baxter's, Siasconset.

34 items

Identifier: PR-065-0129

New Bedford: ships moored at Center St. and other wharves, one with barrels on wharf in foreground; view on the deck of the bark Catalpa, Geo. S. Anthony, master; street views, including group of men in straw hats in front of shops, the shady sidewalk of Pleasant St., from Sycamore, looking down Centre St. toward wharf, sign for paint, oil, glass hanging from building; studio portrait of man on a bicycle.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0130

Newburyport: streets: Essex St. with painted sign for livery stable hanging from building; State St. with large homes hidden by trees, and carriage on street; the Pond, with the courthouse, the top of the Episcopal church and other buildings visible; fraternal organization, with shields and bunting on the front of the building, State St.; Chain Bridge; locomotive derailment, Merrimac St. Bridge, May 23, 1873; Schooner Alliance in Newburyport harbor; steamboat at its moorings.

11 items

Identifier: PR-065-0131

Nonquitt: bathers wading and swimming at beach; people on the porch and balcony of Hart's cottage, carriage along side; Nonquitt Hotel, with people on the steps, and a buggy and a cart standing by.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0132

North Adams: Wilson House, with businesses at street level; dozens of Chinese workers in front of Sampson [Shoe] Manufacturing Co. [workers were brought in as strikebreakers, see collection file for information]; parade including mounted officers and others, a band, and a military (veterans?) marching unit: "J.D. Sanford Post 79"

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Identifier: PR-065-0133

Plymouth: Pilgrim Hall; canopy over Pilgrim Rock; the harbor from Burial Hill, tombstones in the foreground; Old Powder House, Burial Hill; Pulpit Rock, Clark Island in Plymouth harbor; Cole's hill, from the harbor; Old Governor Bradford House, shown being used as a drug store; Leyden Street; Myles Standish's Pot and platter, sword; Gov. Carver's chair; William Brewster's chair and John Adams' Bible; King Philip's cap, mortar and pestle, hatchet, chisel, Indian arrows.

16 items

Identifier: PR-065-0134

Provincetown: harbor views showing wharves, buildings and church beyond, fishing fleet drying sails after a gale, sailboat (sharpie?) in front of Central House, people on porch and balcony, men on the deck of snow and ice-covered ship; whale on the beach; Highland lighthouse; group at old mill at Highland; group of men (two smoking pipes) on a bench or standing nearby: "The Log Committee"

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0135

Salem: men in front of house decorated with bunting, formerly belonging to Rev. W. Emerson; Roger Williams Church; First Universalist Church; Safford House; Eastern (B. & M.) R.R. station; court houses; group of children with teacher in front of a school; interior view of Naumkeag Cotton Factory showing rows of looms; floating bridge, with carriages and a van, possibly belonging to the photographer; Willow Road in Lanesville; view of Witch (or Gallow's) Hill; original warrant for the hanging of Bridget Bishop as a witch; photograph of pins used at the time of the Salem Witchcraft, to test witches; a wood carving from Italy showing Heaven, and the Day of Judgement, thought to have been carved by a monk as early as the 14th century, part of the collection of the East-India Marine Society of Salem.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0136

Springfield: general views from a series of panoramas; group by North End Bridge; train on Boston and Albany Railroad bridge; looking up Main St. from Foots block; Gill's Art Store: picture window with man, probably the proprietor, and an interior view of the "Book Department"; interior views of a parlor, showing family albums and a Rogers group (Union refugees) on a table, piano to the left; High school building; New South Congregational Church; Entrance to U.S. Armory from State St.; two views in Springfield cemetery, showing paths, trees, sculpture and a pond; interior of a railroad passenger car made by Wason [?] Manufacturing Co. of Springfield.

16 items

Identifier: PR-065-0137

Worcester: buildings damaged as a result of an explosion of Dualin aboard a Boston & Albany Railroad, June 23, 1870; boats on Qunsigamond Lake; people admiring the Soldier's Monument, including woman with baby carriage.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0138

Michigan: Canal Street in Grand Rapids, large flag hanging from nearest building; women in hallway of "Female Department" of an asylum, women with croquet mallets and balls, "Asylum Grounds," Kalamazoo; corner stone for the capitol in Lansing, dated 1872, ready for laying; rock formation called the Chapel and a small waterfall, Pictured Rocks; canoes along the shore of the rapids of St. Mary's River, and a view of the ship canal; ships in the canal, Sault Ste. Marie; sheep on a Michigan farm; dog sled used for delivering mail, upper peninsula; buildings and elevated walkways along unidentified river.

11 items

Identifier: PR-065-0139

Detroit: presentation of a stand of colors to the 1st Regiment, Michigan, church and businesses in background of group of soldiers lined up in front of officers and civilians; Russell House; Detroit City Railway horse omnibus in front of large building, possibly a courthouse; Civil War monument in square surrounded by businesses.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0140

Mackinac Island: child sitting on cannon, officer's quarters beyond; view from the fort, cannon in foreground; village of Mackinac from the fort.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0141

Mining, smelting and related activities in various Michigan locations including iron and copper mines along Lake Superior, the Deer Lake Furnace, Calumet: copper mines, smelters, machine shops and houses, and a group of miners, some with lamps on hats, some smoking pipes; Escanaba: ore awaiting shipment at a wharf; Hancock: top of incline (railroad), shaft houses, blacksmith shops; Hecla: mine and railroad; Houghton: shaft houses, the elevated railroad and rock breaker, Lewis & Co.'s Store, Offices of Franklin and Pewabic Copper Companies, South Pewabic stamps and blacksmith's shop, Colombian stamp mill, a street view; Marquett: men loading iron ore into a horse cart, and interior views of machinery in rolling mills, view of the harbor including sailing vessels and a sidewheel steamer moored at wharves, and building beyond; Michigammee: interior view of mining Doctor's drug store; Negaunee: men hauling ore in a horse cart, Jackson Mine.

45 items

Identifier: PR-065-0142

Views in the lumber camps and pine forest of Midland and Tuscola Counties, Michigan: camp scenes, including men outside a log building with mud and stick chimney, holding saws, axes, one man in top hat; men sharpening axes on a whet stone; man with a peavy, men loading logs onto sled; cook, woman, child outside log house thatched with pine boughs, man calling loggers to meal; sawing; butting; skidding using oxen; horses in front of camp barn; men standing atop logs on rollway, Cass River.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0143

Minnesota: block of ice, stacked by side of the river; photographer's tent outside entrance to a cave; flumes along a river; Red River cart and people on unidentified street, and on the plains; the Steamer Itasca, of the North-west Packet Co., African American man in rowboat in foreground; dog team from Pembina, child standing atop sled; trestle, on the Lake Superior and Mississippi Division of the Northern Pacific Railway; unidentified railroad station on the Northern Pacific Railroad; view in the city of Brainerd, when it was just tents, and a later view showing wood frame buildings including a general store and a saloon, and of the Headquarters shop of the Northern Pacific Railroad; girls on the lawn in front of St. Mary's Hall, school for young ladies in Faribault; steam shovel in an open pit iron mine, Hibbing; the steamer Hattie on Lake Calhoun; steam shovel working load ore onto train, Burt Mine, Mesabi Range; group relaxing on the shores of Lake Minnetonka, train meeting steamboat, opening of the St. Paul and Pacific R.R. to Lake Minnetonka, August 25, 1867; view on Lake Minnetonka, large and small steamboats on the lake and at dock; Castle Rock, near Northfield; Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway train and workers in Bresling's cut, west of Oshawa, during a snow blockade, 1881; Red Wing, showing Barn Bluff, homes, and a steamboat on the Mississippi; excursionists in a boat, Fort Rock, St. Croix River; Dalles of the St. Louis River, one view showing bridge; docks with two mile frontage, Two Harbors; Proctor's floating gallery on the Minnesota River: steamboat with group posing along the railings and in the bow, barrels on shore in the foreground.

32 items

Identifier: PR-065-0144

Duluth: general views of Duluth, showing homes, the long spit reaching into the lake, and piers extending into the lake; harbor views: steam and sailing ships moored at wharves, coal docks, elevators and railway running onto piers; lake steamer being loaded with iron ore, Duluth; street views, including walls of snow in front of a wood frame building, the Metropolitan Block; N. J. Forbes residence, interior of Grand Opera house, showing boxes.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0145

Falls of St. Anthony on the Mississippi River: views of the falls, mills, bridges, a tool manufactory, logs caught in the rocks, and distant views of parts of St. Anthony village (later part of Minneapolis).

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0146

Fort Snelling: fort: interior of Garrison, the Mississippi River, railroad and bridge; road leading to ferry; views of the ferry including photographer W. H. Illingworth's wagon on ferry.

17 items

Identifier: PR-065-0147

Granite Falls: men lounging in front of J. Stensen's clothing store; public building with small cupola (Courthouse); a church; children in front of small building with mansard roof (School?) group posed in front and standing on balcony of the Scandinavian Hotel; group on walk in front of three story building.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0148

Views along Lake Superior: camp of the University Party, north shore, June 3, 1868; man posing by natural leaning tower," rock formation; narrow canyon, Devils Track River.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0149

Views in Minneapolis: horse pulling cart of lumber through yard with huge stacks of lumber curing; suspension bridges, one made of stone, one of wood, including view of stone towers under construction; street views including commercial buildings, wagons and carriages, a clock, Bank of Minneapolis, Merchant National Bank, a real estate office; general views including homes, pasture, churches and other buildings.

16 items

Identifier PR-065-0150:

Views of Minnehaha Falls, Minnesota: sightseers, bridges, and the waterfall, including winter views.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0151

Pineries: men in camp, snow on top of log building; men making oars; cook wagon on riverbank, river full of logs during log drive; men moving logs with oxen.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0152

St. Paul: general views showing homes, fields, churches, a bridge, and the commercial center from a distance; Policeman and man in top hat on Robert Street; men on ladders working on large wood-frame house; girl sitting on Victoria Regina lily leaf, Como Park; Looking down the Mississippi from St. Paul, bank lined with railroad tracks and cars; Ice Palace at the Winter Carnival illuminated from within, with sparks from fireworks flying around it.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0153

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Identifier: PR-065-0154

Mississippi River steamboats: view of steamboats on the river; interior view of the Saloon of the Great Republic; Grand Saloon, City of Natchez.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0155

Missouri: iron bridge across the Mississippi River at St. Charles; general view of St. Joseph with farm building in foreground; steamer R. E. Lee on the Mississippi between New Orleans and St. Louis (image made by a St. Louis photographer).

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0156

St. Louis: levee and river views including steamers moored at levee, the Eads steel arch bridge, including views showing construction, and with the levee in the foreground; street views: Washington St., with horse omnibuses, Demier crossing an unidentified street on a tightrope, crowds below, turn of the century view of Broadway with trolley, wagon, carriage and pedestrians, businesses at 4th and Chestnut, 5th from Market; Merchants Exchange; Southern Hotel; McLean's block, with cupola-shaped tower on its corner; Lindell Hotel, and a later view showing it in ruins (after a fire?); Shaw's Garden (Missouri Botanical Gardens), including entrance and a view of the grounds from the Palm House; first Methodist Episcopal Church.

25 items

Identifier: PR-065-0157

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, including pavilions, lagoons and basins with boats; fountains, bridges and people attending.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0158

Montana: buffalo near Flathead Lake, buffalo hunter standing over dead animal; sheep herder and his dog, in front of a tent; men laying track, and hydraulic work on the Bozeman Tunnel, Northern Pacific Railroad; horseman on "the Devil's Pathway"; Fort Benton and the Missouri River, ferry in foreground, steamboat in background; log building at Fort Carroll; railroad tracks and buildings, Glendive; train in cut at Eagle Butte, near Glendive; general view of Helena; animal bones and grave of the unknown, Little Big Horn Battleground, men looking at wooden marker for Col. Keogh and others, custer monument and cemetery; bridge over the Madison River; street views in Miles City, showing ox teams and covered wagons, livery stable and other businesses; steamboat Helena on the Milk river, and at Wolf Point, Native American seated in foreground; F. Jay Haynes and camera at the falls of the Missouri.

25 items

Identifier: PR-065-0159

Nebraska: views from the Lander expedition,including Native American Indians: Shoshone children, Ogalalla Sioux camp, people in foreground; men under overhanging rock, Bitter Creek Canyon, on the Union Pacific Railroad; main street in Fremont, lined with wood frame buildings; trestle bridge over the North Platte, U.P.R.R.; group of Sioux on horseback; William Henry Jackson outside his dark tent; Grand Duke Alexis' tent, during visit to Nebraska.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0160

Thomas C. Durant, Vice President of the Union Pacific, organized the excursion to the 100th meridian for publicity and to impress potential investors who were among the 202 invited guests and their families. Views along the Union Pacific Railroad: primarily group portraits of men and women on the excursion at various points along the way including landing at Omaha, view from a steamboat and of a steamboat; Commissioners and Directors of the U.P.R.R., a group in front of tents at "Headquarters, Platte City, Oct. 25th, 1866, shadow of the photographer visible, guests in front of train and sign marking the 100th meridian, man (Samuel Reed, Supt. of Construction) standing amid ties that have been laid out into the distance, tracks yet to be laid; a general view of Omaha; the U.P.R.R. works in Omaha; Herndon House, Omaha; construction trains of the U.P.R.R.; Camp of Pawnee Indians on the Platte valley, showing men on horseback; men laying rails at a rate of two miles a day.

14 items

PR-065-0161

Kearney: Wyoming Avenue with "Band Boys and Knights"; general view from the bluffs above town; group of people in front of Congregational Church.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0162

Omaha: general views, including one with U.P.R.R. shops in foreground, and a general view in 1860 before the U.P.R.R. (on verso is image of two rattle snakes); iron railroad bridge across the Missouri; Metropolitan Hotel; Union Pacific shops; Caldwell block, Douglas Street; commercial block labeled Old Capitol Building; three views of Farnham Street, including looking east from 13th; looking toward Capitol Hill, church, bakery and saloon in fore- and middle ground; Capitol Building; general office of the U.P.R.R.; turntable, machine shops, U.P.R.R.; interior of carpenters shops, U.P.R.R.; steamers on the Missouri, including the McNutt and the Irene.

25 items

Identifier: PR-065-0163

Nevada: primarily railroad and mining views, including Carlen from the C.P.R.R. water tank; view from Basaltic Rocks, looking east; Gold Hill from the Offer Grade looking south; Reno and Wash Range in the distance, from base of the sierra Nevada Mountains; group portraits of Paiute Indians made as part of Central Pacific Railroad views; interior of quartz mill, near Reno; Silver City from the Devil's Gate, looking south; general view of Silver City, with street leading through the center, wagons mining buildings; South Empire, near Carson City.

10 items

Identifier: PR-065-0164

Virginia City: general views, including from the North, from the east, with Mt. Davidson in background, and from lower dump of the Gould and Curry Mine, with Mt. Davidson in background, man pushing cart on tracks, foreground; northern part of the city from the Combination shaft, showing tailings in the foreground; men doing hydraulic gold mining; interior views: Summit Mill, showing an engine at Gould and Curry Mill; two views of "C" Street, one with banner for Democratic County Central Committee.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0165

New Hampshire: unidentified farm, farmer with sheep, house and barns beyond; tents and buildings, Alton Bay Campground; Ammonoosuc River and Falls, including view of artist at work (the photographer's brother, Thomas Moran?); Horace Greeley's birthplace, Amherst; view from lead mine bridge of the Androscoggin and mountains beyond; Bethlehem: Maplewood Hotel, Howard House, and group at the observatory on the summit of Mt. Agassiz; Campton Village: group portrait of a woman, two men and a baby, and group outside large frame building, some holding croquet mallets, carriages in background; Shaker sisters on the steps of a building, Canterbury; waiters and waitresses in the dining room of the Twin Mountain House, Carroll; Eagle Hotel, a gazebo and other buildings, Charlestown; Conway Congregational Church; views in the Connecticut Valley; log cabin at Dalton, family at door; group in front of the Fisherville tent at Epping Campground, and pulpit in auditorium under the pines; children in front of the High School, Exeter; railroad bridge near Fabyan House; interior of the Methodist Church, Fisherville; Morrison's dry good store, Franklin Falls; C. M. Jones Drugstore, Great Falls; Boars Head Hotel, Hampton Beach; train wreck on the Boston Maine R.R. near Haverhill; Main Street looking east, Kimball and Co. Dry Goods, Hopkinton; Sabbath School class and teacher, Lebanon; Mary E. Ninde's House, Littleton; carriage decorated with hemlock and pulled by oxen, Marlow town fair, 1878; men and women on suspension bridge over the Souhegan River, Milford; Main Street, Nashua, including printing establishment, churches, including one with clock in tower; railroad collision, Long Pond, New Hampton, one of the cars is painted with "Passumpsic R.R." on the side; views by a New Market photographer: frame house draped with American flag and hung with signs reading "Dodge Club, Springfield," men in sailor suits, two playing cards, woman in the door, a woman pulling small wagon with child in it, labeled "The Huckleberry woman"; bridge over Livermore Falls, Plymouth; courthouse where Daniel Webster made his first plea before a jury, Plymouth; group of bicyclists with "ordinary" bikes, Portsmouth; Ocean House, Rye Beach; mill building labeled Nickerson's mill, and a later view of a larger building, published by Bessie E. Nickerson, Sugar Hill; group sitting at table, Centennial picnic, Swanzey, Aug. 1876; view from the Mountain House, Whitefield, group on lawn in foreground, farms in middle ground; B. C. & M. Railroad bridge, Woodsville; parade, possibly in Tilton, American flag hanging over street; men and women in rowboats, titled "After the regatta"

51 items

Identifier: PR-065-0166

Center Harbor: Steamers at dock, including the Mt. Washington and the Lady of the Lake; Ossipee Mountains from Center Harbor, group in foreground; Senter House, coaches in front and people on the balcony, view of Lake Winnipesaukee from the Senter House Piazza, and from above the Senter House, with farms and churches in the middle ground; steamboats on the lake, including at Wolfeboro, and at the Winnipesaukee Camp Ground; men on houseboat, steam launches tied to it.

13 items

Identifier: PR-065-0167

Views of Concord and vicinity: a fair, including displays of pumpkins, pears and squash; St. Paul's School, including view of Rectory, Rectory and School, the Upper School, the lower school, the Infirmary, the Chapel and the interior of Chapel; the mill dam, swimming hole and bridge, a group playing cricket; parade on Elections day on Main St.; child on a four-wheeled wood toy; hermit and his cabin.

16 items

Identifier: PR-065-0168

Views in Crawford or White Mountain Notch: primarily views of the Notch, including views of the Notch before the R.R., the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad, railroad cuts, including construction views, and the foreman's cottage, the Willey Brook Bridge, and the Frankenstein trestle; train caught in a snow blockade; the Crawford Notch road filled with rocks and boulders after a storm; Crawford House; the Willey House and graves of the Willey Family, mountain, river, valley and waterfall views and tourists.

85 items

Identifier: PR-065-0169

Franconia, Profile House, including interior of dining room and drawing room; Profile and Echo Lakes, Profile Rock, the Flume including the suspended boulder, and winter views, camping views, including a photographer's camp; boating views, tourists, including view of coach transporting tourists; the basin and the pool, waterfalls, and the "Arctic philosopher of the Pool" (Prof. John Merrill) and his wife, general view of the village of Franconia.

54 items

Identifier: PR-065-0170

Glen Ellis and vicinity: Glen House in summer and in winter, including interior view of the parlor, and the dining room, with African American waiters and a view from Mt. Washington; the surrounding mountains, nearby Glen Ellis Falls, Thompson's Cascade, Crystal Cascade, Silver Cascade, Emerald Pool, with man sketching, and Garnet pool, Tuckermans Ravine, including the snow arch, tourists posing outside the arch, including, possibly, photographer John P. Soule; icicles and a pool; coaches on road, looking down Tuckerman's ravine from Glen Notch.

23 items

Identifier: PR-065-0171

Isles of Shoals: hotels, rocky beaches and bluffs, a lighthouse, "the old church," two women sitting in a small parlor.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0172

Keene: primarily group portraits, including Dr. Z.S. Barstow's Anniversary Dinner, July 1, 1868, a picnic group, group in front of a home, and group in front of large frame building, possibly a school; bridges, including covered bridge over the Ashnelot.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0173

Views of Mt. Washington: includes summer and winter views, including a view of an interior covered with snow; views of Halfway, Summit and Tip-Top Houses, the signal station, including interiors, with members of the United States Army Signal Corps who wintered there in 1870-71; interior view of a printing office; Lizzie Bourne's Monument, carriages on the road up the mountain and Halfway House, a view from the mountain, with a view in an unidentified valley on the verso, men in a fishing camp at the base of the mountain at Lake Plantain; includes view of first team driven to the top of the mountain [see Collection file for more information]

63 items

Identifier: PR-065-0174

Mt. Washington Railroad including detail views of the engines, including view of engine taking on water; stations; sightseers, carriages; monuments to persons who perished on the mountain; workers riding small wooden platforms down the cog mechanism and a detail of trestle-work; two children and a dog at the depot.

103 items

Identifier: PR-065-0175

North Conway, N.H. and vicinity, including Mt. Kearsarge: views of mountains, lakes, rivers, brooks, meadows, farms, forests, sightseers, hotels, rest houses, group portraits, and a general view of the village, showing houses and churches.

18 items

Identifier: PR-065-0176

Views in the White Mountains: winter scenes, including a half-frozen waterfall, ice formations, snowy valley, bridge in foreground, and workers and carts, a hotel at Mt. Cannon, trees with ice-covered branches, houses in background, winter view from the Waumbek House, Jefferson, children with sled hitched to calf, hunters coming back with deer on a sled, children having a snowball fight, people in a sleigh; snowy street scene [possibly Littleton] falls near Mt. Mansfield; group on Mt. Mansfield, with man in dark tent(?) or blind (?); views on Monadnock, including cleft in the rock, and sightseers on the mountain, including woman looking through telescope; lake in a valley; Fabyan House, with train in foreground; an aqueduct along a river; Jackson Falls; McMillan House; Pass of Divxville Notch; Owls Head from the B.C. & M. R.R.; Mt. Chocura.

35 items

Identifier: PR-065-0177

New Jersey: drying ovens at a Domino sugar plant in N.J.; views of New York from Bergen Heights, including corn and other fields in the foreground, Hudson River in the middle ground; brick factory in Bergen Hill, and a view from the factory toward Hoboken, with boardwalk through the meadow; S. B. Waugh's studio at Bordentown, including sculpture, and a mannequin dressed in women's attire, including lace shawl; covered bridge over the Passaic at Little Falls; milking cattle, filling and sterilizing bottles at Fairfield Dairy, near Montclair; church and school (?) at Newark; the Pike residence, New Providence, surrounded by porch and picket fence; homes in Llewellyn Park, Orange, including that of the founder, Llewellyn S. Haskell, called the Eagle's Eyrie, on Eagle Rock, which was designed by Alexander Jackson Davis, and the Otis place; carriage outside house, and view on grounds of house, Passaic River; Passaic Falls; bank in Perth Amboy; general view of Plainfield, and brookside near Plainfield; Lake Arrareek, Pompton, farm in the foreground; Red Bank: street scene, children in front of school, Steamer Sea Bird at dock; view of the studio shot of mantle by Titus and Conrad, Trenton.

33 items

Identifier: PR-065-0178

Asbury Park: people on the piazza of the Ocean Hotel; hotel on a lake; people on the beach, boats and ships on the horizon; people in boats; people in fanciful gazebo labeled "Grand Ave. Ferry"; small refreshments house, painted in vertical stripes; group in front of tent; the post office; a covered recreation pier; boats on a lake.

21 items

Identifier: PR-065-0179

Atlantic City: views of the beach and bathers, including man diving from pier with boardwalk and hotels visible in background; including views of ruins of boardwalk taken during a snowstorm, 1886; one of the view of bathers includes group doing a "cakewalk" on the beach, with parasol held high.

24 items

Identifier: PR-065-0180

Cape May: group on the Piazza of a hotel group along beach, steamboat on horizon; people bathing, with mast of ship visible above the surf; people on the lawn of Columbia House; bathing scene, with carriages on the beach.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0181

Hoboken: view of New York from Hoboken, with steamships and harbor buildings in foreground; an old willow tree; gatehouse to Stevens' residence (Later Stevens Institute).

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0182

Jersey City: New Jersey Midland Rwy. Train at Pennsylvania R.R. station; Jersey city from Bergen Hill; Erie Railroad depot; Thomas J. Stewart warehouse and carpet cleaning plant with wagons out front.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0183

Long Branch: beach scenes, including people bathing, a covered pier, one view with steamer moored at it, a building with an advertisement for Frank Leslie's Lady's Journal, and pavilions and bathing houses along the bluff; views in Hoey's Park, including children, wooded paths and flower beds; boaters on Green Pond; horse racing track at Monmouth Park; a hotel, with the photographer's wagon in front; "cottages," including Pres. Grant's, Lester Wallack's, Chas. G. Franklyn's and the Curtis cottage; and portraits including a family in a wooded area, father reading paper; a cow; a portrait of a dog titled "Our Spitz."

49 items

Identifier: PR-065-0184

Morristown: a house that was Washington's Headquarters; building with tower (school or courthouse?); train at the D.L. & W. R.R. station; churches: Methodist Episcopal, Church of the Redeemer , First Presbyterian and a view from the First Presbyterian Church's burying ground of houses, a river and a bridge; the park and Soldiers' Monument; boats, including a sailboat on Speedwell Lake, and by the bridge at the head of the lake, and by a dam (?), Grand Island at Speedwell Lake; a map of Morristown.

18 items

Identifier: PR-065-0185

Ocean Grove: homes, hotels, boaters on a lake, a carriage in a pine grove, Sea House, including views on the piazza, from the piazza, looking toward the beach; group in front of the Mitchell cottage; Pilgrim's pathway, showing tents among the pines; St. John Island, Sunset Lake; group on the porch of the Park cottage; group on the porch of Camp View Cottage; group attending meeting on the beach; people swimming; a pier.

30 items

Identifier: PR-065-0186

Paterson, N.J.: general view of buildings and homes; Split Rock and bridge; Patterson rapids, with mill or factory; Passaic Falls; Centennial celebration: views of arches bedecked with greenery and mottoes, over the street, market St. Methodist Episcopal Church, right; parade on River Street; group of men, women and children in front of school (?); family in front of home; family portrait of woman and five children; family portrait, man, three women and three children; parents and three children, girl holding guitar; fire pumper in front of Cataract Firehouse; entrance to Roswell Colt's residence from the south side of the grounds, group standing on stairs; silk industry: washing silk, warping, weaving, printing color designs, finishing, and women folding rolls of finished silk.

24 items

Identifier: PR-065-0187

Bonaparte's Park, Point Breeze: views of homes, including Prince Lucien Murat's, and a home built by a Mr. Becket in 1850; the Gardener's old house in the east part of the Park; the old Lake House; looking across Crosswick's creek at park; Old Hopkinson Mansion; the Old Wash House. For more information see: Bonaparte's Park and the Murats / by E.M. Woodward. -- Trenton, N.J. : MacCrellish & Quigley, 1879. 116 p., [2] leaves of plates : ill., port. ; 24 CALL NO: \DC216\.5\.W89879

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0188

Shrewsbury, N.J.: children in road, group by house.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0189

New Mexico: "Frontier Ruffians" outside a saloon at the terminus of the A.T. & S.F. R.R., 140 miles S.W. of Albuquerque, view also includes a woman and four children; farmyard, possibly in N.M.; wagon in Cimarron Canyon; ox team on a street, made by an East Las Vegas photographer; Apache Pass, between Las Vegas and Sante Fe; general view, Grant; views in N.M. on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, including crossing bridges, and the Grand Canyon of the Rio Grande; view on the San Juan River.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0190

Albuquerque: street views, including wagons, horses, burros and children, clock hanging outside business and signs for a hardware store and a newspaper; Albuquerque Indian School founded by the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions: group portrait of the faculty, children in uniforms lined up outside, interior view of the dining room, children seated at tables.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0191

Indians of New Mexico: cart at unidentified Pueblo; man with oxen and plow, man with oxen and cart, Tesque Pueblo; children by a rough wood fence; ruins at Cochiti; girls carrying water from the acequia, and men with burro laden with firewood, San Juan Pueblo; general view of Laguna, and two group portraits, probably made at Laguna of European man and Pueblo women, wives of he and his brother, with their children, and a group of Pueblo men; general view of Taos showing houses, ovens, and top of underground ritual structure; Zuni man on roof of Pueblo.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0192

Mining in N.M.: Los Cerrillos: general view of Carbonateville, and "Hungry Gulch" with miners cabin made of stones on side of gulch, and a prospecting party; Turquoise Mountain, and entrance to shaft of a turquoise mine.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0193

Sante Fe: general views; street scenes, including view with wagon train from Mexico, burros with firewood and a business street, with various building identified, African American man with burro, children riding burros; the oldest house in Sante Fe; San Miguel church, including interior; San Francisco church; Church of St. Guadaloupe; San Miguel College; the Governor's Palace; public plaza, with monument; Apache Indians in front of government quarters; Mexican Americans in front of their home; a house with adobe oven next to it.

37 items

Identifier: PR-065-0194

New York, views presumed to be N.Y., but with no further identification: hotel; an ice grotto; view in a glen, with tourists, waterfall and bridge; street scenes; hop pickers; views on the Erie Railroad at unidentified locations, including a locomotive and a bridge; winter view of an outlet to a lake in the "North Woods" of New York; an organ grinder by a Gazebo, made by a Cortland, N.Y. photographer.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0195

The Adirondack Mountains and vicinity: hunting camp; group playing croquet near Blue Mountain House; Adirondack and Arctic Hotels; Cascade House and the Hudson River; men and dogs outside home on Osprey Island; men with canoes at "the carry"; Thurman Station and the Hudson River; "looking up the lake from Martin's"; men in boat, North Branch of the Saranac River; Paul Smith's hotel on St. Regis Lake, including view from lake, men on piazza and at the boat house; men in canoe, Lower Saranac Lake; man sitting outside tent; small steamboat on Utowana outlet.

19 items

Identifier: PR-065-0196

Albany, N.Y.: the old and new capitol buildings, with interior views of the New, and an image of the architectural model for the new capitol; street views: Broadway looking north, pedestrians in foreground, buildings draped with bunting and a banner mourning the death of Pres. Lincoln, looking up State Street; steamboat moored at People's Line dock; Hospital; Presbyterian Church, including interior view; general view showing industrial buildings and a bridge; row of homes; interior view of Green House at Van Rensellaers; the penitentiary; looking across the Hudson, possibly toward Albany from the east; railroad bridge; man with taxidermied cougars, Free Museum; Steamboat at dock, from the Hudson; men in buggy pulled by mule in the Park; Buffalo Bill parade, 1902, showing stagecoach, cavalry and Indians; Fulton's steamboat, the Clermont, at Albany during the Hudson and Fulton Celebration, 1909; a view of a canal in the vicinity of Albany, probably the Erie Canal near its outlet to the Hudson River.

43 items

Identifier: PR-065-0197

Group portrait of men women and children, women holding walking sticks, made by an Andes photographer.

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Identifier: PR-065-0198

Auburn, N.Y.: Hardenburgh house, with gardens in foreground; old mill built by Mr. Hardenburgh; dining room, with table set with silver and crystal; Old First Presbyterians church, including interior views, including old Hardenburgh pew; fire station, men posing with engine and ladder out front; South Street; Auburn Prison: view of the grounds, and prisoners lined up marching to dinner.

13 items

Identifier: PR-065-0199

Ausable Chasm and vicinity: Birmingham Falls, views in the chasm, showing canyon, walkways and stairs built along it, boaters, sightseers, coach in front of Lake View House, and men outside log lean-to with brush roof.

24 items

Identifier: PR-065-0200

Views from Mt. Beacon, including general views of Beacon and the Hudson River, and views of the hoist house and station of the inclined railway.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0201

Bear Mountain Inn: view of the front of the Inn and looking toward the Bear Mt. Bridge.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0202

Blooming Grove: Woodhull's Dairy, showing the herd, house, barn and other buildings.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0203

Bronxville: general view, showing homes and other buildings, a farm, and the river; view of a house with gated drive, and detail view of porch.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0204

Buffalo, N.Y.: steamboat in icy harbor; Prof. King's Balloon Ascension, Sept. 16, 1873; Genesee St. with gas works; canal boats from shore to shore, taken from the Genesee St. Bridge; St. Joseph's Cathedral; St. Paul's Cathedral; Niagara St. from Main; Main St., showing trolley tracks, commercial buildings; Tifft House; Buffalo Savings Bank; General Hospital; horses with sledges outside snowy park; man with "ordinary" bike near the Terrace in the park; Camp Jewett G. A. R. encampment, 1897; group picnicking at Oakfield, Grand Island.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0205

Pan-American Exposition: general view of buildings and fountains; Temple of Music where pres. McKinley was shot, including a night view, and views with crowds in front of the building; other night scenes, including illuminated fountains; the ambulance which took McKinley from the Temple of Music to the Hospital.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0206

Unidentified canal scenes, possibly the Erie and/or Delaware and Hudson Canals, showing buildings along the side of the canals, a canal boat, and a bridge.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0207

Canandaigua, N.Y. and Canandaigua Lake: Canandaigua Hotel; steamboat Ontario, on the lake, at dock, after the fire; barge laden with goods sailing on lake; steamer Canandaigua, Bare Hill in background, and with farm fields in foreground; City Hall; Courthouse; general view from Courthouse; Gray Mansion, arbor in foreground; dock at Woodville; view at Pine Bank, showing steamboat and whaleback; arch over street welcoming firemen; a convent; East Gibson Street; bandstand in Atwater Park; balloon ascension on a major street; an unidentified large house; view at Sonnenberg, the photographer F.F. Thompson's home, showing ten pin bowling alley; a view of stumps in a wood. Most views are copy photographs, and the count includes duplicates. An original view has on verso the Amateur Photographic Exchange Club label.

34 items

Identifier: PR-065-0208

Cardiff: view of the Cardiff Giant, a hoax made of gypsum, and tent on W.C. Newell's farm where it was displayed, with visitors in front.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0209

Views of the Catskills: mountain scenery, including valleys, some with mist; rivers, including men and building on the edge of Catskill Creek; Glen Mary near Scribner's saw mill; South Lake, Catskill Mountain, boater on lake; waterfalls, including Fawn's Leap in Kauterskill Clove, Bastion Fall, view from the top of Kauterskill Fall, and from below, Haines and other falls in Haines Ravine, Belle Falls, Palensville, waterfalls in Plauterkill Clove; the Spray House; roads in Kauterskill Clove; hotels, including Meade, Catskill Mountain House, Hotel Kaaterskil, Laurel House, Rip Van Winkle House Summer Hill House; rock formation called the Sphinx; Rip Van Winkle rock; Triton cave; a group picnicking and other sightseers; winter scenes including snowy scenes and icicles hanging from rocks, some delicately hand-colored; view from the top of Kauter5skill Fall, looking down the Glen, basket hanging from a pole over the abyss; general view of the village of Catskill.

119 items

Identifier: PR-065-0210

Views along the Champlain Canal: the canal, locks from below, at both ends of the lock, and a view of the lake from the top of the locks, a view on the lake.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0211

Chautauqua Lake: women posing in front of "cottages, " including one with hammock on the porch; men standing next to tree with fountain of water coming from it; group of men from the S.S. [Sunday School?] assembly; sailboats and rowboats in front of Chautauqua Lake House; lake shore.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0212

Cohoe: from the prospect with Erie Canal in foreground; Cohoes Falls; machinery in Harmony Mills: wheel pit, and weave room.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0213

Cold Spring, N.Y.: St. Mary's Catholic Church; looking north on the Hudson from above the R.R. station; men and boats along the bank of the Hudson; looking across Hudson at Cro's-Nest; Indian Brook, near Cold Springs; railroad cut; Mount Taurus from Cold Spring; general view, with sailing vessel visible on river.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0214

Conesus Lake: group at foot of the lake, with boats moored to dock, and Case and Smith's in the distance; Case and Smith's Hotel at the edge of the lake; group on the porch of the Long Point Restaurant.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0215

Cooperstown: W. G. Smith's Photographic Block, with detail view of window display; Cooper Monument in Lakewood Cemetery; Leatherstocking's Falls; Leatherstocking's Cave; home of the daughters of J. Fenimore Cooper.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0216

Corning, N.Y.: women in doorway of Mrs. A.A. Blake Millinery.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0217

Cornwall, N.Y.: general views, with Break-Neck and Polypus Island visible; steamer Mary Powell approaching Cornwall Landing.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0218

Croton: Croton Dam and Croton Reservoir; Van Cortlandt Manor House.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0219

Crown Point: a factory, possibly an iron foundry; group of women, with children seated at a table outside, corn filed beyond; ruins of the French fort, with Port Henry visible in background on one view.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0220

Dansville: "Our Home": view from Cottage St., showing house on hill near large structure, orchard in foreground; group at "Our Home," looking out over valley.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0221

East Greenwich N.Y. U.P. Church Sunday School at Dionondawah Falls (group portrait of men, women and children).

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0222

Elmira: Miss Haight with her horse and her dog; interior view of a church with motto "Now is Christ Risen from the Dead" painted on the wall.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0223

Fishkill, N.Y.: Matteawan Creek, including view of five-story building next to the creek, and a factory building on the creek; Howland's Mansion, and a view from the Mansion toward Newburgh; view looking across the Hudson; long wharf, Fishkill Landing; Fishkill landing with Newburgh in the distance.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0224

Garrison, N.Y.: St. Philips Church; ice blockade on the Hudson River at Garrison; looking through the cut on the railroad near Garrison; looking toward Garrison from across the river.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0225

Geneva, N.Y.: people on the front porch of a home; Pultney Park, with fountain and bicycle; Hygienic Institute, with fountain in foreground; First Presbyterian Church.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0226

View on the Matteawan at Glenham, showing small waterfall.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0227

Views at Eden Glen, the summer home of F. L. H. Willis at Glenora on Lake Seneca: Eden Glen with pool and cascade; entrance to grounds; cottage; interior view; looking toward lake from parlor door; man and woman playing croquet; striped tent by the beach; the South Cover, overhung with trees.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0228

Glens Falls, N.Y.: group and carriage in front of the Friends' Church; group on deck of steamship with Glen's Falls Stage Co. poster on the side; bridge, shelf rock, and rapids; mill built by the English; Soldiers Monument; Rockwell House; Crosbyside, a house.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0229

Green Lake, or Kai-Yah-Koo Lake; view of the lake from resort area est. in 1876.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0230

Greenbush Heights, N.Y.; W.P. Irwing flour mill on water fall above house with people and cow in the yard.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0231

Group in front of Barker's Grove School, Miss Mary A. Wilson, teacher, by a Greenwich, N.Y. photographer.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0232

Havana Glen, N.Y.: Waterfalls, gorges, bridges and stairways in the Glen.

17 items

Identifier: PR-065-0233

Herkimer, N.Y.: Old Stone Church, with graveyard in foreground; portrait of two women, one holding stereograph viewer.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0234

High Falls, N.Y. and vicinity: the falls from the north bank; Delaware and Hudson Canal from rock Lock looking north showing break made by the freshet; Jack Narrows from the east, canal in foreground; view in Jack's Narrows showing train.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0235

Honeoye Falls: winter street view, wagon track down snowy street.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0236

Hornellsville: Methodist Church with furniture set out in a park in the middle ground, and wooden debris in the foreground.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0237

Views along the Hudson river, primarily in and near the Highlands: general views of the river, valley and mountains including a view with a basket of laundry in the foreground; the Highlands, including Crow's Nest, Storm King; Bulls Head and Break Neck; the Hudson River Railroad, including a view with the photographer's dark tent visible, and a winter view with snow; women on the banks of the river; roads along the river and in the valley; a building with a sign for wholesale grocers; stone wall; boats moored at stakes at Moodna, and covered bridge over the Moodna; photographer in a boat with a stereoscopic camera; boat tied up at Stony Point; man with camera, Break Neck Tunnel in the background; view from Breakneck with Polypus island in the distance; Clifton Point tunnel; S.W. view from Wm. B. Astor's house; on the Hudson near Poughkeepsie, bridge visible in the distance; Hudson River just below Ft. Edward; Buttermilk Falls, Parry House and old mill; a mansion with castelated towers; steamboat towing raft of barges; man fishing at creek; unidentified house, garden and conservatory; "moonlight on the Hudson"

72 items

Identifier: PR-065-0238

Views of the Palisades on the west shore of the Hudson River in New York and New Jersey, including views of the cliffs, river and traffic, sightseers, a distant view of Yonkers from the Palisades, a group going boating, and a portion of the wreck of the Isaac Newton; view of the Palisades from Tuby Hook, with gazebo in foreground.

44 items

Identifier: PR-065-0239

Stereograph of a print depicting factories, products and partners of the E. Remington & Sons in Ilion, N.Y. Depicted are a woman sewing using the Remington sewing machine, firearms, agricultural implements, an iron bridge, and a steam car.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0240

Idlewild, home of the artist N.P. Willis: the house, the river from the house, the ravine and a foot bridge over a creek.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0241

Views of Ithaca and vicinity including general views of the town, Cayuga Lake, waterfalls, gorges, a tunnel at Fall Creek, a bridge in the gorge; distant view of a water cure establishment. Images by J. C. Burritt are signed in the negative.

23 items

Identifier: PR-065-0242

Cement beds, Kingston, N.Y.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0243

Lake Champlain: steamers on Lake Champlain, including the Adirondack, with an interior view of the stateroom and the Vermont; the Ticonderoga Hotel with stagecoach in front.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0244

Lake George, N.Y.: the lake, islands, mountains, and waterfalls; steamboats on the lake and moored, including the Horicon, Minnehaha; hotels including Katskill House, Horicon Pavilion; Trout Pavilion; tourists, boaters; Col. Ephraim Williams Monument near Bloody Pond; Old Fort William Henry, Cauldwell; view from Fort George; a street view; Prospect Mountain from the Lake, with churches in the middle ground; construction of the New York and Canada Railroad between Lake Station and Fort Ticonderoga, locomotive with workers on flat cars; Albany Peat Co.'s works; an Indian encampment; men camping at Camp Manhattan.

63 items

Identifier: PR-065-0245

Fort William Henry Hotel before and after alterations: looking at the hotel from the lake and from the steamboat landing; interior views including the office and the parlor; the piazza with visitors; looking toward the lake and the landing, fountain and visitors in the foreground; visitors on stagecoaches in front of the hotel; views from the hotel of the grounds, stages, lake beyond.

22 items

Identifier: PR-065-0246

Lake Mahopac: views on the lake, including boaters, islands, workers cutting ice; a road near the lake; water lilies in bloom; people sitting on a porch, probably at Thompson's Hotel, women reading and doing needlework, man holding yarn for a woman; three young couples on the porch views of the hotel; group playing croquet; farm yard with chickens and man holding a horse; group playing croquet in front of a house or hotel with fountain in front; woman watering flowers; views in a garden, including a view of a rose bush in bloom; Engine 15, N.Y.H.& A. Railroad at the station.

34 items

Identifier: PR-065-0247

Lake Mohunk: views of the lake, including boaters, rock formations; the hotel, summer houses, bridges, and waterfall.

17 items

Identifier: PR-065-0248

Overhang hung with icicles at O-atka Falls, Le Roy.

1 item

PR-065-0249

Little Falls, N.Y.: general view showing canal, canal boats, a grain [?] elevator, and the town beyond; third waterfall; winter view from Wilcox Mill, women in snowy scene, middle ground.

4 items

PR-065-0250

Bridge over canal on the south side of Lockport, town in the distance.

1 item

PR-065-0251

Bridge over [Hudson?] river, building on the far side, Promenade House, Luzerne, N.Y.

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Identifier: PR-065-0252

Construction of the Shawangunk tunnel on the N.Y., Oswego Midland R.R. (later the N.Y., Ontario and Western) near Middletown, showing the west portal and the east portal, with workers in one view.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0253

Gen. Knox's headquarters in Mortonville, N.Y.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0254

Mount Lebanon Shaker village: general view of the village, portrait of a woman, group portraits, including a group of men and boys at the edge of a farm field, and a group of women and girls in a classroom.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0255

House in which General Ulysses S. Grant died, Mt. McGregor, N.Y.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0256

Mount Vernon, N.Y.: New Haven Railroad station, with advertisements for Broadway shows, train at the opposite platform; Police headquarters; St. Paul's in Eastchester P.E. church.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0257

N.Y. State Fish Pond at Mumford, N.Y.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0258

New Rochelle, N.Y.: railroad at the edge of New Rochelle, bridge over the tracks.

1 items

Identifier: PR-065-0259

Washington' headquarters at Newburgh, N.Y., some with visitors in front, some showing cannons.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0260

New York City Views, Box 1 of a series of 4, no.'s 1-25 (this set lacking 3, 6, 7) housed in red clamshell box. Views: Statue of Liberty; Cannon at Bedloes Island; Mail steamer arriving in N.Y. harbor; tramp steamer passing Ellis Island, N.Y. Harbor; Battleship Iowa at Brooklyn Navy Yard, Williamsburg Bridge in distance; battleships and Williamsburg Bridge from Brooklyn Navy Yard; view N.E. from Whitehall Building; east view from top of Whitehall bldg., showing top of Washington bldg., new Custom House and Produce Exchange; N.E. corner of new Custom House and Bowling Green Bldg., pedestrians on the street; Washington Bldg. and new Custom House, Battery Park; looking down at Customs House, elevated train lines, Battery Park and harbor beyond; wagon full of barrels crossing cobblestone street at the foot of Broadway from Bowling Green; National Bank of N. America and Atlantic Bldg., dome of Old Custom House in front of Beaver Bldg.; Coffee and Cotton Exchanges, Hanover Square; Battleship Connecticut in course of construction, Brooklyn Navy Yard; Memorial Arch at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn; S. E.. view from 19th floor of Hanover National Bank Bldg.; Wall Street, Trinity Church in the distance, boy peering into view, lower right; Brooklyn Bridge from 19th floor of Tract Society bldg.; Broad St., south from Wall St., Stock Exchange on Right; J.P. Morgan & Co., Bldg. on left; looking up Whitehall at New Customs House.

24 items

Identifier: PR-065-0261

Construction views of the Alexander Hamilton Bridge, from both the Bronx and Manhattan, including from high Bridge Park. Some views show apartments and other buildings, and the Harlem River Drive.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0262

Broadway Bridge: Old Broadway Bridge, showing a view on the bridge, and views of the bridge, including one showing a train crossing; constructing the lift for the new Broadway bridge, and a view shortly after the bridge opened.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0263

Construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, showing towers rising in stages over the river, cables strung, views from the towers looking along the cables, the anchor plate in the Brooklyn anchorage, ferries running under the bridge. Men on the walkway shown in one view may be E. F. Farrington, chief engineer, and William Paine, engineer.

64 items

Identifier: PR-065-0264

Brooklyn Bridge: from the water and the shores of the East River, showing the bridge and water traffic including ferries, sailing ships, Hudson River sloops, tugboats, and steamboats, including the Sylvan Glen; from buildings in Manhattan, showing the long approach to the bridge, and the neighborhoods nearby; from Manhattan Plaza, showing electric trolley bus on approach to bridge; from the tops of the towers; from the Brooklyn side, including view looking at Fulton Ferry, with locomotives on the pier, a view showing the railroad, cable road with trolleys, and the promenade, and views of nearby neighborhoods; demolishing the Bridge-Center St. Loop connection; from Brooklyn showing ferry terminal, steamboat, tugs and office buildings in Manhattan.

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Identifier: PR-065-0265

Scenes on Brooklyn Bridge: views on the promenade showing men women and children crossing the bridge and taking in the scenery; the N.Y. entrance to the promenade; the roadway, with wagons; street railroad trains on the cable way; Manhattan and Brooklyn from the bridge, including a view looking back toward the Municipal building; traffic on the East River; views of the cables and the street architecture.

37 items

Identifier: PR-065-0266

George Washington Bridge: from Haven Ave., looking at bridge just below the level of the roadway; from the New York Plaza, showing cars on the roadway; looking up at the New York Tower from below the bridge; the N.Y. tower with Washington Heights in the background.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0267

Harlem River Bridge: views along the side of the bridge showing the arches; a view from an approach; a view from the frozen river in the winter of 1873.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0268

Harlem River R.R. bridge, with railroad tracks and marsh in the foreground.

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Identifier: PR-065-0269

Bronx end of the Henry Hudson Bridge, with tall apartments just visible beyond.

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Identifier: PR-065-0270

High Bridge, Harlem River: early views showing the bridge with high stone arches, the area around the bridge, looking very rural, the gate house and a steamboat landing with the Tiger moored at it; also shown are landings and piers, surrounding marshes, a boat rental business, the Woodbine Hotel, railroad tracks passing beneath the bridge, a group of sightseers atop the bridge, the tower, and views of the bridge after stone arches had been replaced with a steel arch.

47 items

Identifier: PR-065-0271

MacCombs Dam Bridge showing the bridge, a walkway and dock over marshy land, and clubhouses (boat houses?) on the opposite shore.

1 item

Identifier: PR-065-0272

Manhattan Bridge: from Pike Slip, looking up at tower, and showing most of the length of the bridge; views of Manhattan Plaza showing traffic, and with tower of bridge visible at the right of the plaza structure; the bridge from the front of the Sea Beach train, showing another train approaching; view from under the bridge on the water, looking toward Brooklyn; looking north from the Brooklyn Bridge showing the Manhattan Bridge under construction.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0273

Queensboro, or Blackwell Island Bridge: under construction showing completed central span, and looking down through structure showing the two decks; from East River (FDR) drive at 42nd Street; in the fifties: through the trees from 57th and Sutton Place, from foot of 58th, from foot of 59th, and looking back at Manhattan.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0274

Triborough Bridge, looking from the water at the Manhattan Tower.

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Identifier: PR-065-0275

Footbridge to Ward's Island, looking from Manhattan toward the Island.

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Identifier: PR-065-0276

Washington Bridge: looking at bridge, Speedway Concourse in foreground, with carriages and pedestrians; view from above looking across bridge; before the Speedway, showing tide lands, flood plain and piers; from below, showing steel lattice-work, and apartments beyond.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0277

Williamsburg Bridge: under construction showing the spans and cables in place, roadway missing in middle; traffic in the East River including a cabin cruiser, tugboats and ferries.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0278

Tunnels: approach to Brooklyn-Battery tunnel; interior view of Holland Tunnel with bus and car; approach to Lincoln tunnel; demolition of 42nd St. tunnel; car entering the east portal, 179th Street tunnel.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0279

New York Harbor: primarily views of shipping, including ferries, tugboats, sloops and larger sailing vessels, steamboats rowboats, and including views of the Russian Fleet during a visit; some views show the edges of the harbor, including piers, a rocky shore and Governors Island.

49 items

Identifier: PR-065-0280

The Battery: the Camden & Amboy Railroad & transportation Co. Ferry, with the Pennsylvania Railroad ticket office next to it; the Barge Office, from the water, from land showing ferry moored next to it, and with the ship news office of the New York Herald next to it; a later, stone Barge Office from Battery Park and from water with steamboat passing in front of it; Pennsylvania Railroad Emigrant Depot, with floating derrick next to it; Battery Park, including views of people on benches; view along the Battery toward Castle Clinton, showing shoreline; the New York Salt Water floating bath, with harbor traffic beyond; crowd lining Battery to witness the Great Eastern coming into the harbor on its maiden voyage; building with sign reading "Sutler" on shore; building of lower Manhattan, and a group on an automobile tour; Battery from the Statue of Liberty boat looking toward office buildings of Lower Manhattan; sculpture in Battery Park, including John Ericsson, John Wolfe Ambrose, the Verrazzano Monument, and the Memorial to Men Lost in Atlantic Coastal Waters in World War II.

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Identifier: PR-065-0281

Waterfront celebrations: Fourth of July regattas, 1859-1860: crowds on the Battery, a review of police, ships and boats in the harbor, including the steamer Saturn, Hudson river sloops, rowboats and racing shells; crowds, carriages and wagons awaiting the arrival of the Prince of Wales, 1860, and a view of the crew of the ship Hero on which the Prince arrived; crowds and ranks of soldiers waiting for the Japanese Embassy at the Battery, June 16, 1860, and a view of the harbor on the same morning showing sloops, and people on the rocky shore; ships in the harbor and president landing for Centennial Celebration, April 29, 1889; Santa Maria, and sailors in a rowboat by the U.S.S. Vesuvius, Columbus Naval Parade, 1893; battleship at dedication of Grant's Tomb,1897, tomb visible on bluff above river; views at the Dewey Naval Parade: Sept. 29, 1899, including Dewey's flagship the Olympia, Admiral Schley's Flagship the Brooklyn, the U.S.S. Texas, the Chicago, and the Massachusetts, ships and crowds watching the fleet.

36 items

Identifier: PR-065-0282

Ferry terminals and slips: South Street: the ferry terminal, omnibuses and coaches waiting at the ferry and heading up Broadway toward the Corn Exchange, park on the left, ferry Pacific in the slip, South and Staten Island Ferry from the water, with office buildings beyond; Fulton Ferry: view from up the hill in Brooklyn looking toward Manhattan, from street looking S.W., the America at dock; Wall Street Ferry from Brooklyn Heights, Manhattan in the distance; Municipal Ferry building, later the Battery Maritime Building; Staten Island Ferry from the water with ferries in slip including the Mary Murray, the Verrazzano, Dongan Hills and Gold Star Mother, and interiors of the Cornelius G. Kolff, views of the 1954 Staten Island Ferry terminal from the land; 42nd Street Ferry slip from the water; Central Railroad of New Jersey ferry terminal; looking down from Brooklyn bridge on ferries Alaska and Montana moored at Roosevelt SI (Staten Island?) terminal; the New Jersey ferry Chicago bringing commuters to Manhattan.

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Identifiers: PR-065-0283

Piers and wharves: sailing and steam- ships (including the Austin) moored at the foot of Morton Street; the Thos. P. Way at dock; the Simcoe being loaded from a grain elevator, surrounded by sailing ships; an ocean freighter from the deck; French Liner (Compagnie générale transatlantique?) dock interior showing arched truss-supported building; view from Brooklyn Bridge looking along the wharves and ships, and other lower Manhattan; Diamond Line piers; shipping scenes showing a tangle of masts, ships and bowsprits, barges, barrels of goods and signs for various shipping lines, tugboats, steamships; streets near the wharves including South Street, and a view up West Street at ocean steamship piers; boys on beached sloop, harbor scenes beyond; sailing ships moored below the Brooklyn Bridge; the Monticello, the Pacific Mail S.S. Co.'s steamer, China, the Providence; on the deck of the T. A. Co.'s steamer Pierre; the Cristoforo Colombo at 44th St.; training ship Star of the Sea foot of East 26th; Mayflower II, including view on deck; submarine and destroyers pier 86; tugboats at Coenties Slip; Italian liner Giulio Cesare; aircraft carrier U.S.S. Randolph; Circle line tour boat, pier 83; British aircraft carrier Victorious at pier 90; crowd waiting as steamship is towed from mooring; ship General Admiral at the U. s. Mail Steamer's dock; oyster barges at the foot of 10th Street.

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Identifiers: PR-065-0284

Views of Long Island and other inland steamboats: the Bristol of the Fall River and New York line, including interior views; saloon of the steamer Drew; saloon of the steamer Commonwealth; saloon of the steamer St. John.

21 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0285

East River: primarily views of ships and boats on the East River, especially ferries, some made from the Brooklyn Bridge; sloops and schooners: in the harbor under sail, passing Blackwell's Island, institution in background, near Hellgate; steamboats including the Stonington and the Newport, view from 53rd St. looking south, boats moored along the shore; 59th St. to Jones Wood, group in foreground.

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Identifiers: PR-065-0286

Harlem River: views on the river showing general views taken from High Bridge and other bridges showing the shoreline and marshlands, shipping including the steamers Sylvan Glen, Sylvan Grove, the Morrisania and the Harlem piers, a sailboat, boathouses at Sherman Creek, and boaters with the Tiger Lily at her dock at 130th St.; the ship canal with the train running along side it.

20 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0287

Hudson River: ships under construction; a tugboat; steamboat for Albany at Pier 16; Hudson River ferries; looking at the Hudson from Riverside(?) Park, warships in the river, Palisades beyond.

8 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0288

Views of Manhattan (primarily Lower Manhattan) from the water showing piers, including Coenties Slip with tugboats moored there, ferry terminals, Castle Clinton, office buildings; views from the East River and on the Hudson; battleship Louisiana with N.Y. skyline behind it; Manhattan from Queens, showing U.N. and Chrysler Building; river traffic including ferries, tugs and barges.

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Identifiers: PR-065-0289

Panoramic views of Manhattan shot from buildings, from the Brooklyn Bridge and from the air: over the rooftops from the U.S. Hotel; looking south in the skyscraper district; views from the steeple of Trinity Church looking N.W., W., S.W., e. and N.E. showing harbor and businesses; from the Tribune building; from the Post Office; from the Brooklyn Bridge looking over piers, businesses, including foundries, a sail loft and publishing houses; looking up the east side of midtown toward the Queensboro Bridge and steam plant, with man sitting at the edge of the roof; view from Western Union building, showing ironwork along the edge of the roof; looking toward the harbor, one view in winter with Jersey City in the distance; views from the Shot Tower; Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan from the Washington Building; from the World Building showing elevated tracks in the street below, and looking N.W. and w.; looking north toward Trinity Church; aerial views from the tip of Manhattan looking north; aerial view looking down the East River with Williamsburg Bridge in foreground, downtown Brooklyn, Lower Manhattan and Governors Island, Statue of Liberty in the distance; looking s. from Woolworth Building; from the Empire State Building looking east, N.E., including Chrysler Building, and n. (one view with souvenir receipt for the Observatory on the back); looking north from the Singer building with Municipal Building and City Hall in middle ground; from Metropolitan Tower s. to Singer building.

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Identifiers: PR-065-0290

Airline terminals: the Airline Terminal at 42nd and Park; American Airlines Ticket Office, 18 W. 49th Street; East Side Airline Terminal, view N.E. from 36th, showing steam plant chimneys in the background, and looking N.W., with Chrysler Building just visible.

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Identifiers: PR-065-0291

Bus terminals: Port Authority Bus Terminal: escalators on the main concourse, main concourse showing Christmas decorations, front façade (1954), S.W. corner showing steel structure, and McGraw Hill Building (1956), ramps to bus terminal, 39th and 10th, McGraw Hill building in the background; 178th Street terminal under construction, and later views showing completed building; Baltimore and Ohio bus station, E. 42nd; passengers boarding bus at Public Service Bergen County bus terminal; passengers boarding bus at Rockland Coach Terminal, African American couple walking nearby.

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Identifiers: PR-065-0292

Subways: Beach Pneumatic Tunnel under Broadway, showing man sitting by tunnel, and the car in which passengers ride; plaque marking spot where first excavations made for subway in 1900; City Hall Subway kiosk with City Hall in the background; subway entrance, 14th and 6th Ave. with signs for the B.M.T. and Independent subways and for the Hudson and Manhattan Tunnels; entrance to the 3rd Ave. elevated, Park and Tyron Rows, with subway entrance in the foreground; Bowling Green subway kiosk; brick and stone Bowling Green subway station; interior of South Ferry subway car showing advertisements for S. Klein.

9 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0293

Baptist churches: First Baptist Church on Broome Street; Baptist Tabernacle on Second Avenue, with children in front on the cobblestone street; South Baptist Church, Fifth Avenue and 21st Street; the Tabernacle Church; Riverside Church from the park, and from Riverside Drive.

5 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0294

A Buddhist temple in a converted house, W. 94th Street.

1 item

Identifiers: PR-065-0295

Catholic churches and convents: Manhattan convent; Our Lady of Peace R.C. Church on E. 62nd; Our Lady of the Rosary Church, 7 State Street (later St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Shrine); nuns passing St. Andrew's Church; crèche at St. Anthony's Church, Sullivan and Houston; interiors of St. Francis and St. Francis Xavier Churches; St. Joachim's Church, Roosevelt St.; St. Joseph's Church with parishioners on the steps; St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue, including construction views, a view from the east, and interior views; chapel of St. Raphael's Church in a Spanish Mission style.

22 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0296

Church of the Disciples, including interior views.

4 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0297

Dutch Reformed churches: the North Dutch Church, showing organ and choir form the North Gallery; Fulton Street Prayer Meeting, Mr. Lamphier, the missionary, sitting alone on the first day, Sept. 34, 1857 [copy print]; Dr. Hutton's Dutch Reformed Church, University Place, with children at corner of Washington Square, and an interior view; Dr. Rogers' church, at Fifth Avenue and 21st Street; West End Reformed Church, 77th and West End Avenue.

7 items

Identifiers: PR-065-0298

People sitting beside a pond in Stuyvesant Square, with Friends Seminary and Chapel in the background [copy photo].

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Identifiers: PR-065-0299

Jewish Synagogues and Temples: Central Synagogue, Lexington at 55th; Jewish Temple, Fifth Ave. and 43rd; Temple Emanu-el, Fifth Ave. and 65th; Congregation Habonim, 44 W. 66th; Congregation Shearith Israel, 70th and Central Park West; Congregation Zichron Ephraim on 67th.

9 items

Identifier: PR-065-0300

Methodist churches: Mariners Church, Madison Street; Methodist church near 23rd and 4th Avenue, with Presbyterian Church in foreground, taken from the Y.M.C.A.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0301

Orthodox churches: St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, E. 17th Street; Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Nicholas, E. 97th Street.

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PR-065-0302

Broadway Tabernacle on the N.E. corner of Broadway and 34th, Rev. Dr. Thompson; Madison Square Presbyterian Church (Dr. Charles Parkhurst), park in foreground, office building to the right; Village Presbyterian Church, W. 13th Street; Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, Dr. John Hall, minister.

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PR-065-0303

Protestant Episcopal churches: Calvary Church, Fourth Avenue and 21st Street; Church of the Transfiguration, or Little Church Around the Corner; St. Bartholomew's (St. Barthalamus?) 44th and Madison; St. Bartholomew's Church, Park Ave. and 50th; Epiphany P.E. Church, York Ave. and 74th; Grace Church;, Broadway; St. George's Church on Stuyvesant Square, with fountain in foreground, in ruins after a fire, and rebuilt; Holy Apostles P.E. Church, 9th Ave.; St. Marks in the Bowery, 2nd Ave. and 10th; St. Paul's church and churchyard, and views from Broadway and from Vesey, including views of Astor House (residence of Thurlow Weed); St. Stephens Church, 28th near 3rd. Ave.; Trinity Church and churchyard, Broadway and Wall, including view of Alexander Hamilton Monument.

33 items

PR-065-0304

Dr. Belknap's church, the Church of All Souls, or "Church of the Holy Beefsteak", Fourth Avenue and 20th Street.

5 items

PR-065-0305

Church of the Divine Paternity (Dr. E.H. Chapin), corner of Fifth Avenue and 45th Street.

2 items

Identifier: PR-065-0306

Clubs and organizations: the Bible House, headquarters of the American Bible society; The German Society of the City of New York above an optician's shop at 13 Broadway; man standing in door of Manhattan Club House, 5th Ave. and 15th St.; Manhattan Club House, 5th Ave. and 34th Street, formerly A.T. Stewart Mansion; Masonic Temple, 23rd and 6th Avenue, designed by N. Le Brun; Union League Club, or Republican headquarters, with wrought iron balconies, 26th and Madison Ave.; University Club, 54th and Fifth Ave.; Young Men's Christian Association, 23rd and Fourth Ave., with Methodist church next door, and including an interior view of the auditorium.

20 items

Identifier: PR-065-0307

Views of Tammany Hall, 14th Street between 3rd and Irving Place, including a view showing the building decorated with bunting and an arch decorated with greenery in front in honor of the Fourth of July; other images clearly show signs and advertisements for Bryants, and Germania Theaters, with entrance on the left side of the façade.

7 items

Identifier: PR-065-0308

Commercial buildings: B.T. Babbitt Soap and Saleratus manufacturer, Washington Street; Bush Terminal Building, Broad, Pearl and Bridge Streets; Consolidated Edison Coal conveyors, foot of E. 38th Street; Domestic Sewing Machine building, Broadway and 14th; Painting Industry Welfare building, W. 14th Street; views in Rockefeller Center, including view looking down on skating rink, of Prometheus and of Atlas; Syndicate and St. Paul Buildings; façade of St. Paul Building, 220 Broadway; Singer and City Investing Buildings; Standard Oil Building [ca. 189-?] and Wells Building, Broadway; Gambrinus Hall and P.A. Stuber's Billiard Room, between 34th and 35th Streets; Washington Building, with elevated station in front of it, Broadway and Battery Park.

15 items

Identifier: PR-065-0309

Banks: Broadway, with horse omnibuses and the Bank of the Republic; bronze doors of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Hanover St. between Beaver St. and Exchange Street; German Savings Bank; interior view of Lockwood & Co. Banking House; Manufacturers Trust Co., 512 5th Avenue; New York Savings Bank with clock on the corner, 14th St. and 8th Ave.; façade of the Park National Bank, showing sculptural representations of Justice and Bounty.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0310

Commodities exchanges: The Produce exchange: 1861 building from Whitehall street; 1884 building looking down on it and Whitehall, Customs House to the right, looking along Whitehall from street level, Bowling Green to the right, views from Bowling Green; an interior view of the Produce Exchange; Cotton Exchange and elevated railroad, Hanover Square.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0311

Interior view of a drug store, (in several copies) labeled variously: Gilsey House Drug Store, and Helmbold's Drug Store, Broadway.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0312

Hotels: Albermarle House; Astor House (home of Thurlow Weed); Brevoort House; Central Hotel and nearby businesses; Joseph Conrad's Hotel at Central Bridge, wagon out front, and theater posters on nearby wall; Coleman House, Broadway; Cumberland House, with businesses in lower floor; African-American waiters at the ready in the dining room of Earle's Hotel, corner Canal and Centre Streets; Everett House, Union Square; the Gilsey House, Broadway and 29th, with drugstore in lower floor; Grand Hotel, Broadway and 31st; Henry Bertholf's Hotel, wood-frame building with awnings over the porch, Harlem Lane; Hoffman House, Fifth Avenue and 25th;, including interior showing ornate parlor; grand staircase in the Holland House; Hotel Astor, with marquee advertising Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra; Hotel Brunswick; Hotel Holley from Washington Square; looking out the W. 72nd Street gate of Central Park at the Hotel Majestic; Hotels Netherland and Savoy, showing trolley tracks running up the street between them; the Lafarge House and Broadway; New York Hotel, with Gurney's Gallery to the left; St. James Hotel, Broadway; St. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway, Spring and Broome Sts., including interior view of dining room; Springler House, with a Saloon, a Ladies Hair Store and other businesses in lower floors, men in top-hats on the stoop; Stewart's Hotel for Female Operatives; Tammany Hall and Hotel; Union Square Hotel, with organ and piano stores next door, taken from the Domestic Sewing Machine Co.; Village Hotel, 154 Bleecker Street; Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, with street thronged with traffic; carriage in front of the Washington Hotel; Windsor Hotel, Fifth Ave. and 46th St., including an interior view of the dining room.

57 items

Identifier: PR-065-0313

Fifth Avenue Hotel, Fifth Avenue and 23rd, showing surrounding areas, including an edge of Madison Square Park and streets with wagons and trolleys, and an interior view of the dining room.

19 items

Identifier: PR-065-0314

The Grand Central Hotel, Broadway near Bond, where Jim Fisk was killed; Southern hotel to the north with advertisement for the "European Plan", and the Tremont House and "J. M. Morrow Microscopic Pictures" to the south.

8 items

Identifier: PR-065-0315

Grand Union Hotel, 4th Avenue and 42nd Street, near Grand Central Station, some views showing carriages lined up along Fourth (Park) Avenue.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0316

Insurance Company buildings: Equitable Building; Knickerbocker Insurance Co.'s building; Manhattan Life and Security Building, opposite Trinity Church; Metropolitan Life building with clock tower, and Dr. Parkhurst's Madison Square Church on Madison Square Park; the North building of Met Life, from Madison Square Park; N.Y. Life Insurance Building, Broadway and Leonard St.; New York Life's building on Madison, Park, 26th and 27th Sts. From Madison Square Park, and looking through the backyards of buildings from the 28th St. station of the 3rd Ave. elevated train.

11 items

Identifier: PR-065-0317

Markets: Commuter's Market, Vesey and West Broadway, with plants and flowers in front of a nursery, and a hardware store on the corner; Men and boxes of fish in front of the Fulton Fish Market, street vendor selling hot franks to the right; view labeled Manhattan Market, but may be another in Cooper Square; empty interior of the Manhattan Market; cars in front of the Washington Market, West Street, Fulton to Vesey.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0318

E. Anthony's photography studio at 501 Broadway.

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Identifier: PR-065-0319

Newspaper and magazine publishers: Harper's Publishing House; the Herald building on Broadway; people reading the war bulletins on the front of the New York Journal building from City Hall Park; man buying newspaper from boy while others read bulletin on the front of the Evening Post building; the Staats-Zeitung, Centre Street across from City Hall, with one view showing building decked out with bunting, flags and a portrait of a visiting dignitary; the Times building downtown in Printer's Row, with signs for advertising agencies, and a view of an uptown building with the elevated railroad in the foreground; the Tribune Tower, with clock tower, including view from the New Post Office and the park, with fountain in foreground; the old World building near the old Times building, and the New World Building across from City Hall, including views with City Hall in the view at the left, one with the tower of the Brooklyn Bridge in the distance, and a view showing street full of trolleys and of people reading the bulletins about the Spanish American War posted on the front of the building.

30 items

Identifier: PR-065-0320

Restaurants and taverns: Cavanagh's 258 W. 23, showing decorative ironwork and lighted signs; Delmonico's, 14th and 5th Avenue; Fraunces Tavern, Pearl and Broad Streets; 13th Street end of Lüchow's Restaurant; awnings and signs of the Press Box Restaurant, Steak Row and Cheval Blanc in 45th, E. of Lexington; the Peacock, view of the door, and a carved peacock in the window; Pony Bar with entry in shape of a smile, and faux wheels attached to the wall, 150 W. 4th Street; the 21 Club, with jockey statuette hitching posts lining steps and balcony; Scheffel hall and Joe King's Rathskeller, 3rd. Ave. and 17th St. Werderman's Hall, 156-60 3rd Ave. with signs for dining, dancing, meeting room and bowling alley; Ye Olde Firehouse Tavern, 1326 Cedar Street.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0321

Shops, exteriors: H. B. Claflin & Co. Dry Goods Store, 34-62 Worth Street; Fay-Ward Cowboy Tailors, above Pierre au Tunnel French Restaurant on W. 48th; Lord and Taylor's Store, Broadway and 20th, showing cast iron front; dapper men pose in entrance of Olipaht and Gilday Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, in Lovejoys Hotel at 31 Park Row, 1863-1869; A. T. Stewart's store, Broadway to Fourth Ave, between 9th and 10th.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0322

Interior views of shops: display case at the American Clock Co., 3 Cortland St.; interior of E. Anthony's Stereoscopic Emporium [copy]; chandeliers and gas fixtures on the third floor, and a display of silver with two busts of women, at Ball, Black & Co.; long case of watches, a woman and salesmen, Benedict Brothers Store, Broadway and Cortlandt St.; Berrian House furnishing warerooms, with chairs, baskets and other goods; Rufus M. Brundige, china, gas fixtures, plated ware, vases and other goods; Francis Freeman, musical boxes, clocks, bronzes; George A. Jones & Co., clocks; Hillyer, Mackay & Co., Hosiery warehouse, showing boxes and stacks of goods; John Horton & Co. showroom with gas fixtures; C.A. Stevens & Co., Jewelers and Silversmiths; Studebaker Bros. Carriage showroom, with man sitting in carriage hitched to life-sized wooden horse; proprietor and salesmen around the edge of the display area, Wilson, Yale and Staats, notions hosiery, white goods, etc.

14 items

Identifier: PR-065-0323

Stock Exchanges: New York Stock Exchange on Broad Street, one view with group of men in front; another building identified only as stock exchange; façade of the George Post Stock Exchange building, showing the J.Q.A. Ward pediment sculpture.

6 items

Identifier: PR-065-0324

Empire State Building: view from the Crane Co. showroom, with map painted on the showroom window super-imposed on the Empire State Building; east from subway stairs, 34th and 7th Avenue; looking up at the mooring mast from the 86th floor.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0325

Flatiron building: looking at point of building from a building to the north, Fifth Ave., Broadway, and the edge of Madison Square; from the street level looking south down Fifth Ave.

10 items

Identifier: PR-065-0326

Western Union Building, Broadway, showing nearby buildings on Fulton and Broadway, and the building's clock tower.

4 items

Identifier: PR-065-0327

Woolworth building: two views form high vantages, one from the Singer Building, one from the S.E.; view from City Hall Park.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0328

Government and public buildings: New York State Arsenal, 7th Avenue and 35th Street; 37th Regiment Armory, 6th Avenue and Broadway, with grocery wagon in front; 71st Regiment Armory, Park Avenue and 33rd; the Custom House; New York Coliseum; Jefferson Market Courthouse; Municipal Asphalt plant; General Post Office, 8th Avenue.

12 items

Identifier: PR-065-0329

Castle Clinton, or Castle Garden, also the Aquarium: views from Battery Park, and from high vantages showing the park, Castle Clinton, traffic in the harbor, and Liberty Statue, group of men standing in front of the building when it was an emigrant landing depot; group, including a police officer, in the park in front of the building; views from the water showing the buildings of lower Manhattan beyond; view of one of the doors; William Jennings Bryan arriving at the pier at Castle Garden, and being driven through crowd in front of it.

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38 items

Identifier: PR-065-0330

City Hall, City Hall Park, the Municipal building and surrounding buildings, including the World building; statue of Nathan Hale with City Hall in the background; view of City Hall with the Woolworth Building looming over it.

34 items

Identifier: PR-065-0331

Forts other than Castle Clinton: Fort Lafayette, in the narrows between Staten Island and Brooklyn, used as prison during the Civil War; soldiers next to wall of fort; Castle William, Governor's Island.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0332

Hall of Records: the old Hall of Records at the Junction of Chatham and Centre Streets, view from Printing House Square showing horse omnibuses and foot traffic, and street level view showing pedestrians, and Records building to the left; New Hall of Records or Surrogate's Court Building on Chambers Street.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0333

Hospitals: Bellevue Hospital, 1st Avenue; Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital from Riverside Park; New York Hospital, Broadway between Duane and Worth Streets; New York Hospital, York Avenue and 68th Street; views of a hospital, labeled both Presbyterian and Lenox Hospital, 73rd, between Fourth and Madison [see also under Institutions, Episcopal Home]; Roosevelt Hospital, 9th Avenue and 59th Street.; St. Luke's Hospital, 5th Avenue and 54th Street; St. Matthews Hospital, Lexington Avenue and 42nd Street; New York State Women's Hospital, Fourth Avenue and 50th Street.

24 items

Identifier:PR-065-0334

Institutions: The Blind Asylum; buildings on Blackwell's Island; the Episcopal Home [see also under Hospitals]; the Five Points Mission, including interior view of chapel; House of Industry at Five Points; Greenwich Village Humane League Shop, one view showing bucket for watering horses out front; Orphan or Foundling Asylum, on 68th Street; views at the Colored Orphan Asylum taken Good Friday, 1861: girls in the courtyard with hoops, children ranged around the edge of a classroom, two teachers in the center, boys in a dormitory room; children in the yard of Home for the Friendless, man in top-hat at the rear, laundry hanging overhead.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0335

Old, or Nassau Street Post Office, including view looking up Nassau from Wall showing pedestrian traffic.

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Identifier:PR-065-0336

New Post Office, on Broadway in City Hall Park: construction views, including early view showing foundations and first course with City Hall beyond; views showing the building looking down on the point of Broadway and Printing House Square, some views showing traffic on Broadway, including trolleys, and a view of pedestrians in the foreground; views from the back, including view showing edge of park, and wagons pulled up to the building; interior views.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0337

Views of the Tombs House of Detention: primarily views of the new-Egyptian front of the building, and including a view of the "Bridge of sighs" connecting the prison to the court building across the street, and views of the interior courtyards and walkways.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0338

Views of the United States Sub-treasury, or Customs house: views along the Wall Street, from Nassau Street, and including the J.Q.A. Ward sculpture of Washington.

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0339

United Nations: construction views from 41st and 42nd streets, with Queensboro Bridge in background; sun reflecting off of flat tower, taken from 47th and 1st Ave.; U.N. from between the buildings on 43rd Street, trees and light fixture in the foreground; Assembly Hall and flags.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0340

Libraries: Astor Library, later the Public Theater, including interior; Mercantile Library Association Building, Clinton Hall, on Astor Place; Morgan Library entrance, 29 E. 36th; the New York Public Library at 5th Ave. and 42nd Street, showing lion, including one with wreath, from across Fifth Ave., and the terrace with 500 fifth Avenue building in the background.

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Identifier:PR-065-0341

Museums: Woods Museum at Broadway and 30th; 77th Street entrance, and Roosevelt (Central Park West) entrance to the American Museum of Natural History, including view of the Roosevelt statue; the sculpture El Cid in front of the Hispanic Society.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0342

Barnum's Museum, on lower Broadway, coated with ice after the fire that destroyed it, March, 1868; Barnum's Roman Hippodrome, formerly Union Depot, Fourth Avenue, 26th to 27th Streets, including interior view showing ring and stands.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0343

The Cloisters Museum: from the South, Fort Tyron Park; the tower, tower and entrance with grate; the cloisters and the gardens.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0344

Guggenheim Museum, Fifth Avenue and 89th; views of the museum under construction with scaffolding and fences; from Fifth Avenue below 88th; interior view: two women looking at abstract expressionist painting.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0345

Metropolitan Museum of Art: early view showing sky-lights in the roof; the museum in the park, including view of park goers strolling and in a buggy; Fifth Avenue façade.

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Identifier: PR-065-0346

Museum of the City of New York, from Fifth Avenue.

3 items

Identifier: PR-065-0347

The New-York Historical Society: the building at 2nd Avenue and 11th Street, with Tabernacle Baptist Church to the right; case of photographs and artifacts at the Fiftieth Anniversary Subway exhibit; building at 77th and Central Park West from the N.E.

5 items

Identifier: PR-065-0348

Apartment houses: the Dakota, from the S.E. near Central Park West; Manhattan Towers, Third Ave. and 65th; Osborne Flats, 205 W. 57th Street; San Remo Apartments from the S.W. with row houses and parking lot in the foreground; Sheridan Arms Apartments on Sheridan Square, with large sign advertising its imminent demolition; Tudor City from 40th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues; earliest apartments at 142 East 18th.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0349

Houses and homes: unidentified group in garden at the rear of a house with an attached greenhouse just visible; Peter Cooper's House, Lexington Avenue at 22nd; Anton Dvorjak house, 327 E. 17th Street; Dyckman House, Broadway and 204th; backyard of the Leopold Eidlitz house, child in hammock and neighbor's house, side of the house and precipitous slope, looking over the Hudson , stairway in foreground; child with bicycle in front of Hamilton Grange, Convent Avenue; Morris-Jumel mansion, Jumel Terrace; Old Merchant's House, 29 E. 4th St.; A. T. Stewart's residence, 34th and Fifth Avenue; Vanderbilt residences on Fifth Avenue, including Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt's, later YIVO Institute for Jewish Studies.; W. K. Vanderbilt residence; Vanderbilt double houses on Fifth Avenue.

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Identifier:PR-065-0350

Interiors of homes in Manhattan: interior of a Madison Avenue residence showing furniture, draperies, etc.; interior of Mayor Wood's residence, looking into a sitting room; Cornelius Vanderbilt parlor and library, Fifth Ave. between 57 and 58th Streets; view in a Fifth Avenue conservatory, showing Moorish tile work, fountain, sphinx sculpture; a "stylish" parlor showing chandelier, sculpture, etc.

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Identifier:PR-065-0351

Schools and colleges: Art Student's League, W. 57th Street; Columbia University: Columbia University, Fourth Avenue, Low Library, and an aerial view of the uptown campus; Free Academy, 23rd and Lexington Avenue; Friend's Seminary, Rutherford Place and 16th; Grace Institute, 149 W. 60th; Grammar School No. 3: boys outside the school, and in a classroom; children of the Primary department of School No. 14 assembled for morning exercises; assembly room of School No. 40; Hunter College, Lexington Avenue and 68th; looking through the gate of Rockefeller Institute from 66th and York Avenue; N.Y. School of Printing, W. 49th Street; art class at Rutger's Female Institute; St. Francis Xavier College, 30 W. 16th Street; Yeshiva College, Amsterdam and 187th, one view showing man in baseball uniform, and others watching game outside the frame of the image.

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Identifier:PR-065-0352

City College of New York: Gargoyle over main entrance on Convent Avenue; Townshend Harris Hall; Engineering Building; looking through stone arch and view through iron arch of Main Building; Chemistry Building; statue of Alexander S. Webb, president of the college, shown in Civil War uniform (he was Brev. Maj. General).

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0353

Cooper Institute [Union]: views of the building from the south and from the N.W.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0354

National Academy of Design: views of the building at 23rd and Park Avenue, including view from the Y.M.C.A.

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Identifier:PR-065-0355

New York University: N.Y.U.'s original building seen from Washington Square; N.Y.U. Catholic Center, 69 Washington Square South.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0356

Theaters: Bryant's Opera House; Capitol Theatre, 1639 Broadway; Carnegie Hall, 156 2. 57th; Center Theatre, 6th Avenue and 49th (Rockefeller Center); Chickering Hall; Circle in the Square Theatre, Sheridan Square; Colonial Theatre, Color T.V. studio, National Broadcasting Company; The Coliseum, Broadway, northwest corner of 35th Street; C.B.S. color studio, Broadway & 81st Street; Davenport Theatre, 138 E. 27th Street; Empire Theatre, Broadway and 41st Street; Gilmore Concert Garden, later Madison Square Garden; Loews 72nd Street Theatre; Madison Square Garden, including interior view at night; Mark Hellinger Theatre, 237 W. 51st St.; Metropolitan Opera House, 1962; National Winter Garden at corner of Houston and Chrystie, torn down for subway construction; 34th Street East Theatre; Olympic Theatre; Renata Theatre, 146 Bleecker Street; Roxy Theatre, 7th Avenue and 50th street; Steinway Hall; Wallick's Theatre, Broadway and 13th Street.

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Identifier:PR-065-0357

Academy of Music, East Fourteenth Street and Irving Place.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0358

Booth's Theatre, 23rd and 6th Avenue.

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Identifier:PR-065-0359

Central Park Gardens restaurant and Music hall, 59th Street and 7th Avenue, including a view of gardens showing tables, others with carriages at the door.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0360

The Grand Opera House, or Fisk's Opera House, later RKO movie theater, including view of theater after a fire in 1960, at 23rd and 8th Avenue, including views showing wagon and automobile traffic, and a view that includes a newsstand.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0361

Niblo's Garden and Theatre, including views in the garden showing handing lanterns, fountain, sculpture; interior views of the theatre, showing lobby, seats and boxes.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0362

Statues of Columbus: in Columbus Circle, looking west, with advertising and buildings beyond; at Baxter Street south of Worth street, with Municipal building beyond.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0363

Grant's tomb: small tomb before the construction of the large memorial; at the dedication, including large crowds; from Riverside Drive, including early automobiles on Riverside Drive; looking out over the tomb and up the Hudson River.

16 items

Identifier:PR-065-0364

Statue of Liberty: views of the statue, and Bedloe's Island, including aerial view; Circle Line Ferry to the Statue of Liberty; views looking up at the statue from the island, including views from the back; the shadow of the statue from balcony.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0365

The W. J. Worth Monument: view of monument and the New York Club to its north; from the south looking down at the intersection of Broadway and Fifth Avenue, including view from the Flatiron building, Madison Square Park at the right; from the north and east, with Fifth Avenue Hotel, Hoffman House and Albermarle in background; from the west looking toward Madison Square, where the hand from the Statue of Liberty is on display.

24 items

Identifier:PR-065-0366

Parks and squares: man in unidentified park wearing 3-d glasses and reading "Three Dimensional Comics"; group in unidentified park, one wearing police (?) badge; unidentified woods in Manhattan; Abingdon Square in the snow; women and children standing near the fountain, Gramercy Park; Greeley Square, with Gimbles just visible at the left; "Minerva, bell ringers and owl," the clock in Herald Square; views in High Bridge Park of park, and bridge over Harlem River under construction; Jeanette Park, with large buildings rising above the trees; the drive in Morningside Park; Riverside Park: statue of Joan of Arc, Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0367

Bowling Green Park: people on benches including little girls with hoops; fountains; carriages parked along the southern edge; looking up Broadway, including view that is part of a "panorama" of over 100 views spanning Broadway; sculpture of Abraham De Peyster.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0368

Bryant Park: from the west, with the reservoir in the background; young man and African American child sitting on a bench.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0369

Central Park, Arbors and other rustic structures: the vine-clad arbor, including views showing it new, with vines only partly covering it; rustic summer houses; children's shelter near the Dairy; an arbor covering in blooming wisteria; people taking their ease under the arbors, including one view with a policeman.

39 items

Identifier:PR-065-0370

Central Park: views of arches; bridges, including Balcony, Bow, Iron, Locust, Oak, and others; the tunnel and observation or bell tower; people walking, including woman with baby carriage, and on bicycles.

126 items

Identifier:PR-065-0371

Children in Central Park: group playing and mugging for the camera; young boys in uniform; on paths and steps, including group with baby carriage, and a group that includes policemen; on swings; near the Ball Players' House (demolished ca. 1968); at a drinking fountain; feeding a swan.

20 items

Identifier:PR-065-0372

Events and sports in Central Park: soldiers drilling on the Sheep Meadow, 1862; tents, crowds, the bandstand and carriages on Music Day, 1863; a young May Queen, and a couple kissing on May Day, 1880s; crowd of young baseball players facing the camera, others playing on field behind them; group of bicyclists, 1895; people picnicking and playing on the lawn; men and women playing lawn tennis, 1896; on the verso of one of the images in an interior view of a bath house made by a Mechanicsville photographer.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0373

Central Park, fountains, excluding Bethesda Fountain: fountain in the Mall, with women, a goat cart and a police officer nearby; a fountain near the Terrace, in the shape of a swan and child; drinking fountains.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0374

Central Park: views of goat carriages for children, some driven by African Americans, some by adolescent boys in livery, some by the children themselves, on the mall and by the bandstand.

18 items

Identifier:PR-065-0375

Central Park: carriages in roads, near fountains; portrait of two men in top hats in small buggy pulled by pony; groups horseback riding, boy and donkeys saddled to ride; a mounted police officer; sleighs in a snowy park; men gathering hay; the watering cart on one of the roads.

24 items

Identifier:PR-065-0376

Ice skating in Central Park: people skating on the lake in the park, including group photographs of skaters near the shore and a large wood-frame building, and views with the Arsenal in the background; view with the Dakota in the background; view of police officer on the ice.

29 items

Identifier:PR-065-0377

Lakes, ponds and reservoirs, Central Park: primarily views of the Lake, including views of the Bow Bridge, people rowing or riding on gondolas and paddleboats, the landing arbor, and swans, and a view of the Dakota apartments; also includes views of Conservatory Water, with children sailing boats; the Croton Reservoir from the Bell Tower; the reservoir that stood where the Great Lawn was later constructed, from the Belvedere; the Pool, and Harlem Meer in the north, including view of Mt. St. Vincent, and the brook near the upper lake; the Pond, including views looking up at the buildings along Central Park South, and men standing on the rocky shore; views of the Cave in the Ramble near the Lake.

127 items

Identifier:PR-065-0378

Central Park, the Mall: views on the mall, including sculpture, the bandstand, and the Marble Arch, and including people walking and sitting in the Mall, some with baby carriages, and including a police officer.

26 items

Identifier:PR-065-0379

Central Park, the menagerie and animals in the park: buildings in the menagerie, including general views, the Arsenal, the seal pond, sheep, giraffes, elephants, ostriches, hippopotamuses and zebra; people riding camels; the Dovecote; the deer park at the Casino; geese and ducks.

49 items

Identifier:PR-065-0380

Views in Central Park including snowy winter views; general views of foliage and plants; a woman admiring flowers in the conservatory; boy drinking from a spring; view looking north from the grand reservoir, showing small buildings, and much open space.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0381

Central Park, Mount Saint Vincent: views of buildings at Mount Saint Vincent, including the entrance, the Art Building, the Convent, later used as a hospital for soldiers (1863), and an interior view of Statuary Chapel.

19 items

Identifier:PR-065-0382

Paths, stairs and drives in Central Park: general views showing the landscape of the park with its paths and drives, views of people on paths, women with babies and children, couples, and police; benches and other structures along paths; looking north out of the park toward Harlem Bridge and Mount Morris Square; view from the Great Reservoir, showing small houses standing in or near the park (1863); copy photograph of a policeman near an entrance.

38 items

Identifier:PR-065-0383

Views in the Ramble, Central Park: paths, stairways, arches and bridges, some with people on them; the cave or grotto, including view looking out from cave; the brook, and waterfalls; a summer house in the Ramble.

57 items

Identifier:PR-065-0384

Statuary in Central Park: "Commerce," near the Merchant's Gate; Eagles and goat; Alexander Hamilton; bust of Humboldt; the Indian Hunter; Lioness and her cubs; Maine Monument, Columbus circle entrance; Prof. Morse; the Obelisk; King Jagiello, Poland; San Martin, Central Park S. and 6th Avenue; bust of Schiller; Sir Walter Scott; Seventh Regiment Statue; William H. Seward; Shakespeare, including view of its unveiling in 1872; Sherman Monument; Auld Lang Syne, or Tam O'Shanter and Souter Johnnie; Daniel Webster statue, and the Majestic Hotel from the Park.

56 items

Identifier:PR-065-0385

Structures in Central Park: the Arsenal, later the Museum, including interior view showing taxidermied giraffe; the Bandstand on the Mall; the Belvedere, or Observatory; the Casino; the Dairy, including woman with baby carriage; entrances and entrance buildings, including the Fifth Avenue entrance, and possibly the entrance at 6th Avenue and 59th St., with police officer near small gatehouse; the newsstand outside the entrance to the 59th Street subway station at Columbus Circle entrance to the park, with sign for 8th Avenue and IRT subways; the Music pavilion; the Mineral Springs including interior view; the Powder Magazine; McGowan's Pass Tavern.

50 items

Identifier:PR-065-0386

Bethesda Terrace and fountain, Central Park: views from the terrace, looking toward the arcade, and including details of the stone work on the arcade; views of the terrace and fountain, including both before and after the "Angel of the Waters" sculpture was installed; views from the top of the arcade, including views of lake; flagpoles at either side of the terrace on the edge of the lake, including views of the stonework on the base; some views show crowds of people strolling and sitting.

115 items

Identifier:PR-065-0387

Views of Central Park by F. F. Thompson, each with an Amateur Photographic Exchange Club label, dating the image, and identifying the processes used: the Water Cave; the Light Tower and Skating Pond (lake with Bow Bridge); stone bridge in the Ramble; Across the lake in early spring (snow not yet off); Iron Bridge (Bow Bridge) over the Skating Pond; Marble Arch at south end of the Mall; The Balcony Bridge (with carriage on it); Across the bridge to the Ramble; Panorama of the Ramble (snow not yet melted); The Frog Pond in 1861; South end Path, looking east; The Oak Bridge from the Peninsula; Morning Ice on the Frog Pond; From the Bridle Path, near 8th Ave. entrance looking east, with bridge and summer house in the distance; From the Bridle Path near 8th Ave. entrance, looking n. by e., Arsenal in the distance at the left; Manhattanville from the north end of the Park, old Mt. St. Vincent; Under a bridge; Under the Grapevine arbor; A Shady nook in the Ramble; Foliage over the Frog Pond; Schiller bust.

21 images

Identifier:PR-065-0388

Chatham Square: traffic and businesses in Chatham Square, including building with advertisement for ambrotypes.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0389

Jones Wood: East River, 60th Street to Jones' Wood; the Dance Hall; open esplanade, with picnic tables; group with column decorated with greenery and topped with an urn, Thanksgiving, 1868.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0390

Madison Square Park: Liberty's hand and torch, in the park in 1876; Seward monument; Farragut Monument; view of a rally in the park at night.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0391

Times Square: Neon sign and billboards. Looking north toward the Planter's Peanut, Four Roses and Chevrolet signs, later the site of the Chevrolet, Canadian Club and Admiral signs, large Pepsi advertisement on the right; animated Grand Union sign at 46th and Broadway; looking north at night, only lighted signs visible; theater signs; TWA and other signs, Broadway and 43rd; Pepsi sign, and Bond Clothiers; looking north from 45th street at night, Chevrolet sign reflected in puddle; east side of Broadway north of 46th, showing various lights and signs; looking south toward 1 Times Square building; 7th Avenue n. from 41st street showing Times building and clock.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0392

Views of Union Square, including the park, equestrian statue of Washington, statue of Lincoln including a view of it with greenery and bunting for Decoration Day, a rustic building in the park and views of surrounding buildings, including hotels, and streets, including panoramic views from atop the Domestic Sewing Machine Company; a view showing a campaign sign on a wagon next to the Washington equestrian statue; a view showing trolleys rounding "dead man's curve."

32 items

Identifier:PR-065-0393

Washington Square Park: the Washington Arch by Stanford White, including views with cars driving through it, a view with scaffolding and ladders, and a view showing banner celebrating Washington's Bi-centennial, looking up Fifth Avenue with One Fifth Avenue at the right; monument to Alexander Holley; views of people in the park, some perhaps watching street performers.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0394

Fourteenth Street: views along the street, including Tammany Hall, Steinway Hall, and other buildings; looking east from an elevated railroad platform; looking west from Broadway.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0395

Nineteenth Street east of Irving Place, with the Hotel Irving just visible.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0396

Twenty-second Street, looking east from Broadway, stoop steps leading to the street.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0397

Looking east on 23rd Street, over snowy rooftops, from the Young Men's Christian Association building at Fourth Avenue.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0398

Views on 32nd Street west of Broadway, showing Willoughby's Cameras and other businesses, and with the sky bridge over the street just visible in one of the views.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0399

34th Street: looking west: from 5th Avenue, with A.T. Stewart's home visible at right; from 3rd Avenue El station, with Empire State building at left; from Park Avenue; looking east: with unidentified church; from Madison, showing homes and a lone tree; from 6th Avenue, showing homes and a carriage; 34th and Park Avenue, with large home on the corner and row houses; looking east [from 3rd Avenue El?] toward East River, a warehouse and other buildings.

13 items

Identifier:PR-065-0400

Stone building with mansard roof and other buildings at the corner of 35th Street and Ninth Avenue.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0401

42nd Street: the 42nd Street tunnel, with bus emerging from it and the Chrysler building beyond; from near 2nd Avenue looking east; west from Third Avenue, showing bridge at Grand Central Station; looking east from Third Avenue El; west from Tudor City Place with Chrysler and other office buildings; 42nd Street and Third Avenue, showing the El station; west from Madison, showing office buildings on north side of the street; bus at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue; theaters on 42nd, west of Seventh Avenue.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0402

49th Street West of Third Avenue.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0403

52nd Street east from Sixth Avenue, with parking lot in the foreground, and building under construction.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0404

54th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenue, tree-lined on the left, with apartments and other buildings on the right.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0405

West from in front of 119 W. 57th Street, showing apartments and street level businesses; homes and a the Madison Avenue Reformed Church with each of the duplicate views labeled incorrectly in negative as 58th Street.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0406

Looking along 58th Street, wood frame buildings across from rocky outcropping.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0407

321 to 333 69th street, showing apartment buildings, including one with balconies running along the front.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0408

Looking West from the 3rd Avenue El, along 125th Street, lined with buses, with the train station over the street in the distance.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0409

Ailanthus tree growing out of Inwood limestone at Nagle Avenue and 204th Street, one view showing elevated railroad tracks above.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0410

207th street west from Tenth Avenue, with Inwood Park in the distance.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0411

Ardlea Court, at Third Avenue and 51st Street: from 51st Street and looking toward 51st, showing antique stores.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0412

Balconied homes or apartments along Beekman Place, north from 50th Street.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0413

Looking down Beekman Street, with the World building on one corner, and the Evening Mail on the other.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0414

West on Bleecker Street from Mercer, showing businesses on north side of the street.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0415

Views on the Bowery, primarily showing elevated railroad along both sides of the street, trolley traffic, pedestrians and a man peddling ties on the street.

20 items

Identifier:PR-065-0416

Views on Broad Street, including the Stock Exchange, a crowd of men outside a telegraph office, looking north toward the stock exchange and the Sub-Treasury, looking north from S. William Street.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0417

Looking up Broadway from Bowling Green; views up and down Broadway from below Wall showing horse-drawn omnibuses and building with bunting; views up Wall with Trinity Church in the distance; later view of street from above, showing canyon of buildings; 100 Broadway showing columns and caryatids.

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0418

Broadway, Wall to Fulton Streets: looking south from St. Paul's Chapel; south from the post office, Trinity church in the distance; south from below Liberty Street, with men working on paving the street with cobbles; looking north from Cortlandt showing cars, and a sign for an automat; looking north toward the post office from Cortlandt; looking north from Trinity Church, street full of omnibuses; later views looking from Empire building past Trinity's steeple and up along the canyon of tall buildings; the Fulton Street bridge; north from Maiden Lane toward Post office.

22 items

Identifier:PR-065-0419

Broadway between Fulton and Chambers Streets: views along City Hall Park, including views of the sidewalks thronged with people; horse-drawn omnibuses all along Broadway; the Fulton Street footbridge, with St. Paul's Chapel and Astor House; looking down Broadway, with Barnum's American Museum, and a view of the ruins of the museum after the fire.

61 items

Identifier:PR-065-0420

Views up and down Broadway between Chambers and Canal Streets (#355-410), showing traffic including omnibuses, wagons and carts, pedestrians, including some with umbrellas up on a rainy day; businesses, with signs on the fronts of buildings and painted on the sides of buildings, and with awnings over the sidewalk.

19 items

Identifier:PR-065-0421

Broadway from Canal to Grand Streets (#419-459): businesses lining street with omnibus, wagon and trolley traffic, awnings over the sidewalk, advertising on the fronts and sides of buildings, including sign in the shape of a boot.

13 items

Identifier:PR-065-0422

Broadway, Grand to Broome (#460-487): from the corner of Grand Street looking up, with Lord and Taylor at the left, omnibuses, a sign for Hope's photograph Gallery, Burke's Hatter and other businesses, and a clock suspended from a building.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0423

Broadway, Broome to Spring Streets (#[489]-528): businesses, including E. & H.T. Anthony's photographic studio, the St. Nicholas Hotel and others lining busy street with omnibuses, wagons, and telegraph lines; one view showing automobile parked along nearly deserted street.

28 items

Identifier:PR-065-0424

Broadway from Spring to Prince Streets (#529-567): Ball Black's Jewelry establishment, and William B. Holmes' Photographic Goods; street thronged with wagons and omnibuses; views of an empty street, with people along the side, perhaps before a parade, street clock on the left, various photographic enterprises on the right.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0425

Broadway, Prince to Houston Streets (#568-609); Street lined with businesses and a church, with omnibuses, wagons and street cars; one view shows an empty street, lined with tall street lamps.

19 items

Identifier:PR-065-0426

Broadway, Houston to 4th Streets (#610-697): most views looking north from Houston, with traffic and pedestrians, and including view showing telephone lines; view looking north from Bleecker Street, with Grand Central Hotel; looking north from center of the street, showing cobblestone street and trolleys; looking north with a museum at #618; view south from Amity (W. 3rd), showing street trees, and building with stoops as well as business buildings.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0427

Broadway, Fourth to Fourteenth (#694-840): men conversing on N.E. corner of 13th Street, looking north toward Union Square; looking north from 10th Street, with Grace Church just visible; Grace Church and Stewart's store; looking north from near 4th street, carriages lined up along the west side of the street; looking south from 14th Street pedestrians filing the street near streetcars turning the corner onto 14th.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0428

Broadway Fourteenth to 23rd: views of businesses facing Union Square; looking north from about 18th, with Lord & Taylor at 20th.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0429

Broadway, 23rd to 29th: north from southwest corner of 25th Street, men and women on the sunny side of the street, and horse omnibuses, with the Grand Hotel in the distance.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0430

Broadway, 29th to 47th Streets: looking south from 33rd, with Greeley square in foreground, the 6th Avenue elevated station in middle ground and Broadway beyond; looking north from 34th and from 35th, the edge of Herald Square, and large buildings lining Broadway; looking north from 42nd, auto-buses at the curb.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0431

Broadway from 47th to 242nd Streets: looking north form Columbus Circle, subway entrance, buses, street cars, a hotel and a theater; north from 65th Street showing the C.B.S. studio, a hotel and traffic; East side of Broadway N. front 65th street, showing people conversing in park near subway entrance; looking north from south of 66th, Hotel Marie Antoinette, and Hotel Dauphin; north from 91st street, with subway entrance, a Woolworth store and apartments; north from 155th, people resting in park, businesses and apartments; north from 181st St., with marquee of movie theater on left, billiard hall and bowling alley, a Chinese restaurant and other businesses; north from 216th Street with IRT #1 train pulling out of station, and gas stations; north from 242nd St. Subway station, with Van Cortland Motel, and park beyond.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0432

Canal Street: looking east from Broadway, showing signs for "segars" looking glasses, showcases, furniture and a hotel; west from Mott, a painting business at the corner, street car and wagons; Bendall & Co. Carpets and other businesses at the corner of Canal and Hudson; 323 and 343 Canal, one a electronic stores, one advertising surplus electronics.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0433

Northwest from Cedar and Nassau Street, showing construction site for Chase Manhattan Bank Tower and buildings beyond.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0434

Central Park South, West of Sixth Avenue, showing apartments and hotels.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0435

Central Park West: 80 Central Park West; row of houses at 247-249 Central Park West, with Corvette and other cars out front.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0436

Chambers Street West from new Court House, horse omnibuses, pedestrians.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0437

Cortlandt Street: the foot of Cortlandt Street showing the Camden & Amboy Railroad & Transportation Co. depot, ship's masts beyond, carts, wagons and omnibuses.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0438

Street peddler's carts and tenements, Elizabeth Street from Hester Street.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0439

Franklin D. Roosevelt Driver, formerly East River Drive: N. from 35th or-36th Street, with Consolidated Edison Plant on left; north from 37th, with Con-Ed plant connected overhead; north from 59th Street, with Cornell-New York Medical Center in distance; Stairway to John H. Finley Walk, with apartment houses beyond, and looking north from the walk; from the water at 83rd Street.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0440

Copy photograph of Five Points showing a coal yard, wooden and brick buildings; old wooden building at Worth and Park, advertising photographs and photostats, cars for road test.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0441

Gay Street from Waverly Street, showing three-story houses and a larger building at the end of the street.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0442

Gold Street north from Maiden Lane, showing canyon-like street, with building with arches along the street in shadow.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0443

Steps and iron-work on 4 Gramercy Park West (designed by Alexander Jackson Davis); looking along Gramercy Park West, houses with iron-work and gas-lights out front.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0444

Greenwich Street: Brown Harris & Hopkins Hardware establishment at the corner of Dey Street, next door to Galen & Robinson Wholesale Druggist; east side Greenwich Street, north from Barrow street, lined with houses and apartments with shops downstairs.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0445

Hudson Street north from 12th Street.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0446

Lafayette Place: from Great Jones street, showing wrought iron fences and trees lining a cobblestone street with gas-lights and a carriage; Colonnade row, 430 Lafayette, former home of J.J. Astor, with sign for Conte Bar on the front.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0447

Little West 12th Street from Gansevoort Street, showing warehouses and other buildings in the Meatpacking District.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0448

MacDougal Street north from Third Street, Provincetown theater on the left, and apartment buildings beyond.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0449

Mott Street from the Chatham Square El station, with Chinese restaurants, a bar, and a church.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0450

Nassau Street from the Sub-treasury, showing cobblestone street and pedestrians with bowler and top-hats.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0451

Park Place: from the new Post Office, looking toward the Hudson River and New Jersey; George W. Bassett & Co., importers and jobbers of crockery, china and glass ware, 52-54 Park Place, and other businesses.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0452

Park Row, or Chatham Street: looking north possibly from the Times building, showing neo-classical building in City Hall Park; looking across City Hall Park from the new Post Office, showing Tribune building under construction, and other publishers' offices; looking south, with City Hall Park on the right, the Times building; view looking north along Printing House Square, with statue of Franklin at the right; Park Row north from between Beekman and Spruce Streets, with the Pulitzer Building and part of the Municipal Building; many of the views include horse-drawn omnibuses or street cars.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0453

Pearl Street north from Beekman Street, with part of the Brooklyn Bridge visible between buildings, Gov. Alfred E. Smith Houses beyond.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0454

Pomander Walk from : houses along the walk primarily in shadow, one view showing street lamp and window boxes.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0455

View along Riverside Drive, showing apartments and Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0456

South Street: views of shipping and the businesses along South Street, including ships with their bowsprits over the street, business and carts and wagons, and the Wall Street Ferry; South Street and Dover with the Brooklyn Bridge and FDR Drive above; South Street from South Ferry.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0457

State Street: New Customs house and Washington Building, wagon and automobile in foreground.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0458

Sutton Place: east side between 55th and 56th.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0459

Wall Street: most views looking west on Wall Street toward Trinity Church, with the old Custom house or Sub-Treasury, and some including the NY Stock Exchange building; views looking east including view looking toward Wall Street Ferry building; family walking past building decorated with bunting, police in background.

39 items

Identifier:PR-065-0460

Wedge shaped apartment building at the corner of Waverly Place and Waverly Place.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0461

West Street: views showing the street thronged with wagons, including view of ships at dock, and buildings lining the streets; later view from the window of the Meridian Club showing wide street with wagons, covered piers and roof-tops of West side buildings; looking north over ocean steamship docks and Hudson River.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0462

West Side Elevated Highway: from Cortlandt and West Streets, the highway above, also the New York Telephone Company building at Vesey; north from Horatio Street, showing curve in the highway; north from Gansevoort, showing a closer view of the curve.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0463

Whitehall Street: views from the Revenue Office, including the edge of Battery Park, the Produce Exchange and omnibuses; Whitehall Street north from Peter Minuit Plaza showing restaurants, businesses and office buildings.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0464

William Street: south from Beaver Street, with sun reaching half of the canyon-like street; looking north from Pine Street.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0465

Third Avenue: antique shops on Third Avenue; 205-211 Third Avenue (at 18th Street), with shops, and the Continental Bar & Grill; north from 34th Street; north from 43rd Street, hotels and office buildings.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0466

Fourth Avenue: men on the rear platform of a horse-drawn street car at Fourth Avenue and 11th or 12th Street (caption on one of the copies of this image points out that one of the men on the back of the car may be Lincoln); Fourth Avenue from an open square; west side of Fourth Avenue just north of 9th Street showing businesses including a coffin maker and a tailor.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0467

Fifth Avenue from 14th to 34th Streets: looking up from 23rd, with Worth Monument and Madison Square Park visible; looking down from 23rd, houses and a church; north from Madison Square; north from 16th Street, pedestrians crossing in front of camera; Fifth Avenue between 26th and 27th, including a building reputedly haunted by a "Green ghost"; homes at 31st and Fifth Avenue; stereoscopic photographer sitting on a beam high above Fifth Avenue, Flatiron building in the distance.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0468

Fifth Avenue, 34th to 42nd Streets: housing lining the street from 34th and 37th Streets; Fifth Avenue from 34th, homes and a church; at 38th Street, homes, and cobblestones piled up along the sidewalk; intersection of 34th and Fifth, with double-decker and regular buses, automobiles; looking down Fifth toward the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0469

Fifth Avenue, 42nd - 59th Streets: from the reservoir, including the Rutgers Institute and the Jewish Tabernacle from 42nd street, including carriages and automobiles, homes and the Jewish Tabernacle, later views showing large office buildings; apartment house on the corner of 42nd and Fifth; wooden buildings at 56th and Fifth; Protestant Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest and neighboring homes, 45th and 46th; N.W. corner of 44th and Fifth, looking west; south from 45th, with Empire State Building just visible at the left; north from 45th, with St. Patrick's Cathedral; north from 48th, facades of Rockefeller Center visible; north from 49th, with homes and St. Patrick's; looking north, from in front of St. Patrick's, crowds leaving church; Fifth Avenue and 52nd, looking N.W., with steam shovel, bulldozer and crane in construction site; north from 52nd, St. Thomas's Church; north from 53rd, with palatial homes and hotels, one view with carriages and early cars and buses, later view with large buildings on the west side of the street; south from 53rd, with mansion converted to other purposes, and St. Thomas Church; north from 53rd, Vanderbilt homes, church; buildings (houses) near 59th; A.S.P.C.A. wagon with water for horses, at Grand Army Plaza, 5th and 59th.

40 items

Identifier:PR-065-0470

Fifth Avenue above 59th: a refreshment stand near the Central Park entrance at 60th, advertising soda water, root beer, cake, cigars and other items; house at 1048 Fifth Avenue at 86th Street.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0471

Sixth Avenue: Sixth Avenue at 13th street, with apartment house and shaft for driving tunnel for Sixth Avenue subway express tracks; north from south of 45th Street, with Horn and Hardart automat, a bowling alley, hotels and other businesses, and a high-rise office building; looking north at 47th street, the Diamond Exchange on the corner.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0472

The Noon hour in the Garment Section, 38th and Seventh, pedestrians, truck, cab and mounted policeman.

1 items

Identifier:PR-065-0473

Eighth Avenue: north from Jane Street, large building in the distance; south from Horatio Street, businesses and apartments.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0474

Ninth Avenue: between Gansevoort and Little West 12th Streets, elevated tracks overhead; north from 23rd Street, a bar, a drugstore and other businesses, below apartments.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0475

Amsterdam Avenue north from 65th Street.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0476

Lexington Avenue: Cows grazing at Lexington and 45th Street; looking north on Lexington from 27th, 38th, 54th and 70th, showing apartments, the Chrysler Building, the Church, and businesses; looking northeast from 41st, showing parking lot, hotel and office buildings; Peerless Cameras at 43rd and Lexington; office building under construction at 47th Street.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0477

Madison Avenue: north from 38th showing offices and apartments; north from 41st street, showing office buildings lining the street.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0478

Park Avenue: church, Y.M.C.A. and Academy of Design, at 23rd looking south; Stewart's Home for women at 32nd and Park, with railroad cars in the foreground; from 33rd Street, small park at right; row of houses with stoops at 41st Street; looking south from 34th, with traffic emerging from underpass; building at 36th and Park; looking north from 34th, Met Life (Pan Am) building in the distance; houses at 36th-37th Streets, with fenced park in front; north from 37th, Chrysler building just visible; north from 37th, Met Life building in distance; west side north from between 46th and 47th; north from 47th right over the park in the middle of the street' north from 49th Street; north from 51st Street; looking up at the nearly complete 375 Park Avenue; looking north from 52nd Street; Christmas tree at Park and 53rd; building on northeast corner of Park and 55th, with sign advertising new office building to be built on the site; north from 78th Street showing plantings in middle; railroad trestle during construction of stone viaduct ("the Fourth Avenue Improvement"), south from 116th Street.

24 items

Identifier:PR-065-0479

Looking north on Vanderbilt Avenue from 42nd Street, Grand Central Station and the Met Life building at right, building under construction at the end of the street.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0480

Railroads: horses pulling freight cars down the Bowery; view of freight cars from above, looking down between buildings; New York Central Railroad train on a N.Y. street.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0481

Looking north from the Hudson River Railroad station, St. John's Place, railroad car in street; Hudson River R.R. freight station, [designed by John B. Snook] Hudson Street, one view showing the bronze of Vanderbilt and the bas-relief along the pediment.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0482

Views of the first Grand Central Station at 42nd Street, including a view of the construction of the train shed, interior views of the train shed, some showing trains in the station; exterior views showing the front of the building with elevated railroad station, horse-drawn omnibuses and carriages in front; from Madison Avenue, with Dr. Tyng's church in foreground; a full length view along Vanderbilt (?); views of an exhibition for Eastman Kodak of the "Chemistry of Kodacolor" located on the balcony of the station.

37 items

Identifier:PR-065-0483

Views of Grand Central Station, completed in 1913: looking at façade from Park Avenue; façade from 42nd Street; interior view looking east, beam of light coming from the south; interior view showing Redstone rocket on display in front of Kodak advertisement.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0484

Pennsylvania Station, (1910-1963): interior views showing lobby area and stairs leading to trains; ticket office area, and a later view showing modern ticket office built within older structure; exterior view, looking north along 7th Avenue.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0485

Views of elevated train tracks and cars, including views from above, and from street level, some showing trains on the tracks; includes views on Church and Greenwich streets; views in the engine depot; interior views of BMT cars numbered: 139, 202, 757, 1393, showing conductor, and passengers; cars in the 37th Street yard, and the 239th Street yard.

26 items

Identifier:PR-065-0486

Elevated railroad stations: from above, from the platform, including view showing woman and policeman, from the street; in lower Manhattan, at Greenwich Street, at 42nd Street on the 3rd Ave. line, with large modern building under construction above it; 1st Street and First Avenue, 2nd Avenue line.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0487

View on the Third Avenue elevated railroad line: from Bayard Street; stairway to City Hall Station; City Hall Branch from Chatham Square station; train at City Hall Station; City Hall Branch from South Ferry tracks; Park Row, looking south from about Baxter Street; Hanover Square; under the "el' at Pearl, north from Beekman; above Second Avenue at St. James Place; north from Canal Street station; in Cooper Square, including views of Cooper Union; north from 34th Street station; north from 42nd Street station; views of stations including the 14th Street, 34th Street, with the Chrysler building in the distance, the 42nd Street and the 59th Street, with a sign for Bloomingdales atop it; view of the skyline, looking south from 53rd Street, Chrysler building in the distance; views of the Third Ave. line being demolished.

29 items

Identifier:PR-065-0488

Views along the Sixth Avenue elevated railroad line: showing street lined with businesses; views under the tracks showing buildings and wagons.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0489

Women and children in Battery Park, with the elevated railroad behind them; view of the train, with steps leading down to the park; train at South Ferry; Battery Park elevated station; view north from Battery Place up Greenwich Street.

13 items

Identifier:PR-065-0490

Views of the elevated railroad at Chatham Square: train at station; train rounding curve; trains at junction; Chatham Square curve from below the tracks.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0491

The 's' curve of the elevated railroad at Coenties slip, from above, including view with train, and from street level.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0492

Elevated railroad tracks in northern Manhattan, including the curve at 110th Street, the 6th-9th Avenue line north from just above 116th Street, and the depot at 116th.

19 items

Identifier:PR-065-0493

Advertising posters: shoe shine boys standing in front of wall covered with advertising for theaters and Barnum's Museum; walls covered with advertising for Bryant's Minstrels, Wallack's and other theaters.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0494

House of Peter de Guard, a furniture store on E. 51st showing decorated pediment and awning; cast iron fronts of worth Street W. of Broadway.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0495

Ascent of Professor Low's Balloon from the corner of 6th Avenue and 59th Street (Central Park in background).

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0496

Building construction: the Singer building from the North tower of the Park Row building, with dome and statues in foreground; Metropolitan Life tower under construction showing steel beams; photographer from H.C. White Co. perched atop a steel column of building under construction; building under construction, from Third Avenue Line's 42nd street elevated station, showing site over time starting with parking lot, showing excavation, foundations, steel frame rising, and placement of floors; excavation for Time and Life Building, Sixth Avenue and 50th Street; First National City Bank building under construction, 53rd and Lexington, skyline beyond; scaffolding on buildings along Pine Street from William Street.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0497

Street views in Chinatown, showing shops and signs in Chinese; market at the corner of Worth, Mott and Park Row.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0498

Views of the San Gennaro Festival on Mulberry Street, 1951, including general views of the street showing decorations and booths, the shrine of San Gennaro, and the Queen of the Feast of San Gennaro.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0499

Views of the American Institute of the City of New York National Fair (most views dated 1870): exterior views showing building, and advertisements; interiors including view of photography exhibit, including E. & H.T. Anthony's firm; a soda fountain; general view of the interior of the "Rink" showing exhibit cases; apples on exhibit; view showing furnishings on display; glass and silver on display; scrollwork.

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0500

Great Metropolitan Sanitary Fair: exterior views of buildings in Union Square and views along 14th Street, including "the Knickerbocker Kitchen," the Art Gallery; interiors: paintings and sculpture, including "Washington Crossing the Delaware"; coconut tree amid the displays in the main building; Arms and trophy room, showing display cases, suit of armor, captured swords and blunderbusses and a Confederate flag; the Firemen's department including busts and a quilt; west entry to principal room showing bunting, flags, and taxidermy; Ohio stand; entrance to Irving's summer house, "Cockloft Hall"; looking across the main hall; stands of glassware; surgical and optical department; Machinery department; marine department showing models of ships including the Isaac Newton; sword given to U.S. Grant; guards standing by entrance to diorama and miniature battle field; floral arrangements; New Jersey department; displays representing the four seasons.

52 items

Identifier:PR-065-0501

The New York World's Fair of 1939-1940: views of the grounds, including from the Long Island Railroad Station; from the Perisphere; the Perisphere, one view with elephants in the pool; Lagoon of Nations fountains; Constitution Mall including the sundial and the Washington statue; Avenue of Pioneers, with flags of various nations; Bowling Green Fountain; Communications building; national exhibits, including the (U.S.S.R.) Russian, Chilean, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, British Empire, and Belgian buildings and exhibits including pools and birds at the Brazilian, dioramas at the Netherlands, Belgian tapestries, Irish linen, Mexican antiquities, general views of the French, Swedish, Canadian, Thai, Venezuelan and U.S.S.R. exhibits; looking through a waterfall at the Italian exhibit; Japanese exhibit, including pearl Liberty Bell; state exhibits, including New England Building and Yankee whaler; Court of State and the Virginia building, and exhibits including a pioneer cabin at the Missouri exhibit, fire engine at N.Y. city exhibit, general view of N.Y. State exhibit and diorama of Niagara Falls, diorama of birds at Florida exhibit, diorama of cotton at Georgia exhibit; industry exhibits including the Consolidated Edison, Eastman Kodak, National Cash Register, Ford, American Telephone and Telegraph, General Electric, United States Steel, Electrical Utilities and Petroleum industry buildings and exhibits including railroad miniatures and other railroad exhibits including the "DeWitt Clinton" locomotive and other trains, tomato plants at H.J. Heinz, General Motors Futurama, diorama at Con Ed, the Chase and Sanborn exhibit, milking a cow at the Borden exhibit; Glass industry's mirrored ceiling and distortion mirrors, Gardens on display exhibit; gardens and restaurants; amusements, including the sideshow and parachute jump; Billy Rose Aquacade performance.

100 items

Identifier:PR-065-0502

Fires and fire fighting equipment: men with steam fire engine; fire engine standing on street of row houses; men with fire engine hose carriage on the corner of 13th Street and Broadway; men fighting the fire at Cyrus W. Field's warehouse, crowds in the foreground, hoses in the street.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0503

A street in Harlem, showing homes, a dance studio, beauty parlor, the Ethiopian World Federation and a theater (the Renaissance).

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0504

Christmas decorations: the tree at Rockefeller center; decorations inside the ground floor of Macy's department store; decorations over the entrance and along the façade of Macy's department store.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0505

Immigration: a group of immigrant men on a wagon; Ellis Island, with line of immigrants waiting outside the station; Ellis Island, showing buildings and ferry at dock.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0506

Lower East Side: street scenes in the Lower East side, including children, street vendors, shops and fire escapes with laundry hanging out.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0507

Parades in Manhattan: parades on unidentified occasions, including views near the Hall of Records, looking up 5th Avenue from 23rd Street, Broadway from about Franklin Street, and a parade on Fifth Avenue in honor of Admiral Dewey; Peace procession (Civil War?) on Broadway; a circus parade; the parade for the Atlantic Telegraph Jubilee, showing Broadway; Fourth of July parade, 1860, showing infantry, cavalry, and Highlanders on Tyron Row; parade near Union Square for reception of the Grand Duke Alexis, 1871; peace between Germany and France, 1871; parade for the opening of the new Masonic Temple, June 1875; Decoration Day, 1876, view showing Broadway, and Stewart's store; military units marching on Decoration day, 1888; Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, 1951, showing the Mighty Mouse and Dachshund balloons, and a Warner-Pathe newsreel units on 34th outside Macy's after the parade.

30 items

Identifier:PR-065-0508

Japanese Embassy, June 6, 1860: views of the parade, including views looking up and down Broadway, before and during the parade, with Japanese and American flags visible hanging from buildings, military units, including the 7th and 8th Regiments and cavalry, views shot from rooftops, showing the parade route, including a nearby church, as well as spectators on the roof, and men and women peering over the edge; guns ready to fire the salute [at the Battery?]; crowds gathering at City Hall; also includes portraits of Cavasaki Doming [sic], doctor, and other members of the Embassy.

20 items

Identifier:PR-065-0509

Lincoln's funeral procession on Broadway, April 25, 1865: military units including artillery, and the catafalque bearing Lincoln's body; crowds lining the street and American flags overhead; includes views of City Hall, decorated outside, and interior view showing entrance to catafalque.

19 items

Identifier:PR-065-0510

Labor Day parade, 1887, at Union Square: groups of workers making a turn at Union Square, including a wagon of workers with a banner reading "Fortitude Association of NY Tobacco Workers," and a band leading a group all with white hats.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0511

U.S. Constitution Centennial celebration: decoration on Wall Street; parades on April 30 and May 1, including military units (incl. the 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment, the 22nd regiment), firemen, floats, including one made to look like Faneuil Hall; art and trades exhibits in the Citizen's Parade; most views made near Union Square, showing large crowds in attendance.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0512

Columbus parade, 1892: looking north from 23rd Street, Fifth Avenue Hotel; 22nd Regiment, N.Y. National Guard; West Point cadets; decorated arches; crowds.

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0513

Parade in honor of Admiral George Dewey, and the end of the Spanish American War: views of the Dewey Triumphal Arch on Fifth Avenue, including one view from the fifth Avenue Hotel, with Madison Square Garden in the distance, and with crowds and troops nearby; the Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment, the Tenth U.S. Cavalry; 7th regiment, N.Y. National Guard; "Wendell's Battery," with Grant's Tomb in the background, "sea fighters" from the Olympia, Dewey's flagship, 23rd Regiment, N.G.N.Y.; West Point Cadets.

22 items

Identifier:PR-065-0514

Parade on Fifth Avenue at the end of World War I, including a "triumphal arc," huge crowds, soldiers from the 27th Division, flags and bunting hanging from buildings.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0515

Group of police going on duty in lower Manhattan; "Broadway Squad," mounted police on Broadway.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0516

Copy photograph of group of people near shanties, possibly Park Avenue and 50th.

1 items

Identifier:PR-065-0517

Washington Square south during Outdoor Art Show, May 1932; artist at work on the sidewalk, 1950; women and ice cream vendor at Village Art show, 1950; artists and viewers at Greenwich Village art show, 1950; men at hot dog cart, 45th, between Park and Lexington Avenue; hot dog cart on 14th and 8th Avenue.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0518

Television in New York: television truck, and talent search at the New York World's Fair; R.C.A. Electronics exhibit, including television demonstration, 40, W. 49th Street; WJZ T.V. truck outside Macy's after parade, 1951; woman looking at Videcon TV camera at Chemical Exposition, 1951; views of the set of the TV program "This is Show Business showing cameras and other equipment, and advertisements hanging up behind panel members; N.B.C. color television mobile unit, a large van with camera on top at Rockefeller center outside the color TV exhibit; views inside the exhibit, including views of television camera tubes, and picture tubes; crowd watching the Dave Garaway show outside Rockefeller Center; N.B.C. Mobile unit rigged on top a car, on Fifth Avenue; various businesses advertising color TV, including a tavern, and a combination fortune telling and television repair shop; a skyscraper under construction, showing the "sidewalk superintendents'" TV receiver on Lexington Avenue, at the Western Electric Building, in window of A.T.and T. building, 195 Broadway and of the construction of the Pan Am building; Ampex TV tape recorder on exhibit at Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Smith at Grand Central Station; old Al Jolson Theater, being used as a videotape center; the Avon theater, with marquee reading "Network Television Preview Theatre"; model of TV satellite "Tiros" at R.C.A. exhibition hall; N.B.C. color TV cameras outside Macy's after the parade, 1961; C.B.S. television projector at Grand Central Station, used to project broadcast Glenn space flight on screen on top of ticket windows; looking down on set of R.C.A. color TV studio, New York World's Fair, 1964.

47 items

Identifier:PR-065-0519

Interior view of "reclining room" at Everard's Turkish Baths, 28 West 28th Street showing leather couches, a desk, and a fountain.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0520

Window displays: a window in Gimbel's with small sculpture of a fawn, and men's shirts; boxes of flowers outside wholesale florists on 6th Avenue; Chinchilla Promotion Agency on Broadway, with neon chinchillas in window; Universal Atomics, advertising transistorized instruments, and with a small sign reading "strike uranium in Catskill Mtns"; Bannerman Fire Arms, military good from Government auction, 501 Broadway; Sam Goody Record shop, 235 W. 49th; Tin Pan Alley Records, advertising stereo tapes and discs; window for "Flowers by Katya" on 8th Avenue; Olevetti typewriter display, showing single typewriter on column set in the sidewalk, Fifth Avenue; the sculpture "Windward" at 200 E. 42nd.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0521

Brooklyn: view of Brooklyn from the water; "downtown" Brooklyn, including views of Court Street, Fulton Street, City Hall, including the park and fountain, and view of children looking at fountain; businesses including banks, sewing machine companies, a grocer; homes on Clinton Avenue, including view showing snow and another showing sculptures of dogs flanking walk, and fountain; Wall Street Ferry from Montagu Street; Fulton Ferry and view from the ferry showing shipping; men on the steps of Long Island Hospital; Packer Institute; churches: Plymouth Church, including interior view showing pipe organ, First Reformed Church on Joralemon, South Congregational church, Court Street, Talmadges Tabernacle, Holy Trinity, Clinton St., Hanson Place Methodist Church, St. Paul's Church, Clinton and Carroll Sts.; Grand Army Plaza looking west; entrance to Fort Greene; Marquee of Fox Theatre advertising Stereo movie; Vitagraph Studios, E. 14th Street (later a school for girls); Fort Hamilton; steamboat under construction in Greenpoint.

41 items

Identifier:PR-065-0522

Brooklyn Navy yard: ship at and anchorage; torpedo boat Spuyten Duyvil before launch; men standing near submarine boat on land; the "Oregon" in massive dry-dock; cannonballs stacked in the yard, buildings, beyond.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0523

Views and Coney Island and Brighton Beach: beach scenes, including crowds of people on the each, bathers, including men, women and children; the Iron Pier, including view showing tables of an open air restaurant, and view of the pier with man diving in foreground; the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad train at a station, and the Marine Railway Station; the Elephant; Music Pavilion at Manhattan Beach; Manhattan Beach Hotel; Brighton Beach Hotel; tables and music stand at Brighton Beach; Clarendon Hotel; visitors in parlor of a hotel on a "rainy day"; Music Pavilion, and crowd, many holding umbrellas; Engeman's Pavilion; the Merry-go-round; Luna Park, including view showing lights at night; woman riding a bicycle; men doing acrobatics; life saving corps with boat on beach.

66 items

Identifier:PR-065-0524

Green-wood Cemetery: the ornate gate on 4th Avenue; the grounds showing the hills, lakes and trees; group of grave diggers; mausoleums and monuments, including sculptures, columns, crosses, etc., including tombs of Henry Ward Beecher, Spencer children, Bellows, Samuel F.B. Morse, Stephen Whitney, Col. Vonburg, Charlotte Canada, John W. Schmidt, Fannie L. Quintard, T.C. Durant, Charles Matthew, Niblo, De Witt Clinton, "precious Georgie" the Soldiers' Monument, the Firemen's monument.

52 items

Identifier:PR-065-0525

Views in Prospect Park: men, women and children on paths, in rustic seats and arbors, in goat carts, and on the merry-go-round, drinking from a drinking fountain; views of landscape including trees, lawns, lakes, including boats, the pond and waterfall, arches, bridges, the Dairy, a sculpture of Irving, a watering cart, a summer house, Litchfiled Villa, and a view entitled "Artists at work" that shows a cart and two men, probably photographers.

38 items

Identifier:PR-065-0526

The Bronx: picnic party near a body of water in Morrisania; Cross Bronx Expressway E. from W. of Walton Avenue showing construction; Kingsbridge Hotel at Broadway and 226th; Huntington Library; old Bronx borough hall, Tremont and Third Avenue; Bronx Central Post office; 52nd Precinct police station Webster Avenue and Mosholu Parkway; Riverdale Avenue at 250th Street; Old Edison movie studio, 2826 Decatur Avenue; Whitestone Bridge Drive-in theater.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0527

Views along the Bronx River: several near Williams Bridge, including on showing railroad tracks of the New York and New Haven Railroad; group of women posing on the bank under a tree; the river in Bronx Park (New York Botanical Garden), including winter scenes; a bridge over the river, boulders covered with snow; "Lorillard waterfall"; snow lined path along the River.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0528

Churches in the Bronx: St. Ann's Protestant Episcopal Church, St. Ann's Ave. and 140th Street; St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church; shrines at St. Lucy's Roman Catholic Church at Bronxwood Ave. between mace and Allerton Avenues, including replica of Lourdes Grotto, St. Lucy's shrine, sculpture of Christ bearing his cross, and the Crucifixion, and as the good shepherd, with sheep; St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, Jerome Avenue at 190th Street.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0529

House and homes in the Bronx: G. Schwab residence, near High Bridge, and view from the house looking toward the Hudson; long tree-lined lawn leading up to the Henry Spalding residence, "Parkside," in Riverdale, with greenhouse, left; Edgar Allen Poe's cottage; Riverdale apartments, Riverdale Avenue and Manhattan College Parkway; Van Cortlandt Mansion in Van Cortlandt Park; Stone house, Putnam place and Reservoir Oval.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0530

Parks in the Bronx: Bronx Park, or the New York Botanical Garden: the museum building, including interior showing cross-section of a sequoia (?); children playing with museum building in the distance; conservatory, including cocoa plant inside the conservatory; a rhododendron in full bloom; paths and bridge in the snow; "Rocking Stone"; the Lorillard Mansion; ornate gates at the Fordham Road entrance of the Bronx Zoo; scenes in "Freedomland, U.S.A" including "Broadway, New York," and the fire house, hand-drawn steam fire engine, and hand-pumped fire engine, used for "Chicago Fire" reenactments.

21 items

Identifier:PR-065-0531

Railroads and subways in the Bronx: along the Harlem River, looking north from McComb's Dam, railroad, right; railroad crossing at High Bridge, Morrisania, with people on the steps of a restaurant, right; 174th Street entrance to Concourse subway station; 138th Street station, New York Central Railroad, including view on platform; Botanical garden station, N.Y.C.R.R.; Melrose (168 St.) station, Harlem division, N.Y.C.R.R.; disused Morris Park Station, New Haven Railroad; Park Avenue and railroad tracks, north of 144th Street; Van Cortlandt Station, N.Y.C.R.R., Putnam division, Van Cortlandt Park.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0532

Schools and colleges in the Bronx: Old Public School 12, Frisby Avenue; Public School 15, 4010 Dyre Avenue, with bell tower (?); Bronx High School of Science, 205th Street and Goulden Avenue; Fordham University, including views of Keating Hall, the church, and a sculpture of a ram just inside 3rd Avenue Gate; Manhattan College: entrance and chapel; the Hall of Fame at New York University, showing busts and building; Convent of Mount St. Vincent, in Riverdale.

19 items

Identifier:PR-065-0533

Statues and monuments in the Bronx: Memorial bell tower, 239th and Riverdale Avenue; monuments in St. Ann's churchyard, including Lewis Morris and Gouveneur Morris monuments; sculpture of a civil war soldier, Bronx River, south of Gun Hill Road; a view in Woodlawn Cemetery; The Lorelei fountain or Heinrick Heine monument, Mott Avenue at East 161st Street.

6 items