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New York

ILLUSTRATED.

OVER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PHOTOGRAPHIC

VIEWvS OF

FOREMOST CITY OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE.

1899.

R.\ND,

McNALLY & COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, Chicago and

New

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THE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE American Museum of Natural History ... 195 American Surety Co.'s Buildinj^ ..'.... 59 American Tract 'Society's Buildinjj 81 Astor. Mrs. John Jacob', Residence of

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Battery Park anLl New York Bay, from Roof of Washington Building Hlaekwell's Island, South End Bolivar, Statue of Bowling Green Building BiitlgfS, Prospect Pa*k, Brooklyn P.rightnn Beach, Coney Island

171

g 37 49 47 247 251

Hioad Street, Looking South from Wall Street 71 Broad .Street, Looking North from Beavt-r 75 Broadway and Bond Street to Tenth Street 105 Broadway and Fifth Avenue, Junction of 127 Broadway from Tenth Street to Union Square 109 Broadway. Looking North from Exchange Place 55 Br(^n:)klyn Bridge 235 Brooklyn, Fulton and Court Streets 241 Brooklyn Savings Bank 243 Casino 149 .

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Castle William,Ciovern})r's Island, New York Cetilral Park, East Drive Central Park, Fountain and Lake Central Park. View of

Century Club Church and Library,

Sailors'

Snug Harbor,

Bay

19 181

185 183 163

Church Missions House. Entrance Hall ParkandNew Buildingson Cotfee Exchange College of Pharmacy Colonial Club Columbia University, Library of C'ity

Broadway '.

CoUimbus Monument Conkling, Roscoe, Statue of Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange Corn E>cchange Bank Criminal Courts and the Tombs

HakotaFlats Daxid Island Delmonico's

Dun Building Empire Building

.

117 107

Grand Cential Station Grant's Tomb, Riverside Drive

221

89

seum of Art Herald Building High Bridge Holland House Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Majestic Hotel Margaret. Columbia Heights, Brooklyn Hotel New Netherland . Hotel Savoy Huntington, CoUis P., Residence of Judson ilemorial Baptist Church Jumel Mansion Knickerbocker Theater Liberty, Statue "of. Front View, from Southeast Liberty, Statue of. Side View, from West Liberty, Statue of, View from Entrance of Pedestal, Looking toward New Y'ork

189 143 233 145 147 199

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61

77 57 63

Fidelity & Casualty Co. 's Building Fifth Avenue, Fifty-fir.st to Fifty-second Street. i6i Fifth Avenue, Looking North from One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street 225 Fifth Avenue, Looking South from Twentysecond Street 131 Fifth Avenue Theater 135 Fire Headquarters, Brooklyn 239

Fort Schuyler 39 Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island ig Fourth Avenue, from Twenty-first to Twentythird Street .129

.

New York and BrookNew York and Brooklyn

Montauk Club, Bri>ok]vn

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237 173 173

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Moonlight on New Vo'rk Bay Morningside Park National Shoe & Leather Bank New York Bay from Battery New York Bay, a Misty ]\io"rning

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245 21

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York City Hall York Clearing House York Life Building York Post Office York Stock Exchange, Interior of Normal College Ocean Steamers in Berths, North River Ocean Steamer Outward Bound

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61 101

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Oyster Row Park Row Building

Department of Printing House Square Produce Exchange Physics,

79 53 205

227

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New New New New New

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153 187 143 .

85 73 193 41 255 115

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Tomb

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Riverside Drive, Looking North from

One Hun-

dred and Twelfth Street Riverside Drive, Looking North from One Hundred and Twentieth Street Rivenside Drive and One Hundred and Eighth Street Salvation Army Building Sectional Dry l)ock and Brooklyn Seventy-first Regiment Armory

211

213 207

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Navy Yard

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Slip South Street, Scenes on

233

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27 139

191

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Fiftieth Street

113 231 149 23 25

15 137

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Riverside Drive and Grant's Tomb 219 Riverside Drive. Looking North from (Iranfs

Singer Building 77 Sixth Avenue, Looking North from Fourteenth •Street Station of Elevated Railroad .121 Society of American Artists 163 Some New York Statues 175 Sound Steamer leaving North River Pier 33 South Street, Looking South from Coenties

171

Looking Southwest from

65 103 201

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Life Building

51

29 159 91 63 155 203 209 177 89

PAGE

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Prospect Park, Brooklyn » 249 Residences, Northeast 'Corner Madison Avenue

151

Hale, Nathan, Statue of Hall of Architectural Casts, Metropolitan Mu-

lyn Bridge Looking South from Bridge Madison Square Garden Mail and Express Building Manhattan Life Insurance Co.'s Building Matthews, J. H., Residence of May Parties, Central Park Memorial Arch, Brooklyn Metropolitan Club Metropolitan Museum of Art Metropolitan Opera House

Sta-

ten Island

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153

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St. St. St. St. St. St.

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Bartholomew's Parish House Francis Xavitr Church, Interior of

James Building

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IvUke's Hospital

Patrick's Cathedral Patrick's Cathedral, Interior of

Paul Building

St. Thomas Church Temple Beth-El Temporary Tomb of General Grant The Mall, Central Park

Tiffany, Charles, Residence of Trinity Church, from Wall Street U^nion League Club

Union Square

43 45 155 125 133 223 157 159 83 167 145 217 179 197 67 231 123

United States Sub-Treasurv 69 United States Trust Co 65 Vanderbilt, Cornelius, Residence of ... 169 View from Brooklyn, showing East River Bridge 5 View from Grant's Tomb 217 View from North River 5 View Looking Northeast from Roof of Office .

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Building, 66 Broadway ... View Looking Southwest from Roof Building, 66 Broadway Wall Street and Trinity Church War Vessel in New York Harbor

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Washington Bridge Washington Memorial Arch West Street, Looking North from Rector Street

Work House,

Blackwell's Island

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LOWER PART OF MANHATTAN BOROUGH

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LOWER PART OK MANHATTAN BOROUGH

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UNION SQUARE— Looking

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Street.

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Patrick

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Keely, 125

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HOLLAND HOUSE — Southwest

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Thirtieth Street.

Avenue and Seventy-sixth Street. Brunner & Tkvon, Architects.

Geo. 145

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Harding & GoocH,

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THE CASINO AND KNICKERBOCKER THEATER — Broadway, 149

Thirty-ninth to Thirty-eighth Street.

GRAND CENTRAL STATION — Forty-second 151

Street, Vanderbilt

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COLLEGE OK PHARMACY— 115

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THE CENTURY CLUB — 7

West Forty-third

McKiM, Mead & White,

SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARTISTS — 215 West

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Corner Fifth Avenue and

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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART -Hall

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MAY PARTIES, CENTRAL PARK. 191

NORMAL COLLEGE — Park

and Lexington Avenues, Sixty-eighth 193

to Sixty-ninth Street.

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Alfred Zucker, 199

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Hardenburg, 20I

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COLONIAL CLUB — Boulevard Henry

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Kilburn, Architect. 203

Street.

RESIDENCE OF JOHN

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MATTHEWS, ESQ.— Northwest Lamb & Rich, 205

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BAYNE.

FRANK FREEMAN,

RIVERSIDE DRIVE AND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTH STREET. 207

Architect.

THE LIBRARY OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY— ii6th 209

Street,

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RIVERSIDE DRIVE— Looking

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RIVCRSlLiE DRIVE — Loukiug Xoiih trum One Hundred and Twentieth 213

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RIVERSIDE DRI\'E—

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Thirteeuth Street.

FIFTH AVENUE, LOOKING NORTH FROM ONE 22S

HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.

MORNINGSIDE PARK. 227

THE WASHINGTON BRIDGE — Across

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