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Guide to the Postcard File ca 1890-present (Bulk 1900-1940)

PR54

The New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West New York, NY 10024

Descriptive Summary Title: Postcard File Dates: ca 1890-present (bulk 1900-1940) Abstract: The Postcard File contains approximately 61,400 postcards

depicting geographic views (New York City and elsewhere), buildings, historical scenes, modes of transportation, holiday greeting and other subjects.

Quantity: 52.6 linear feet (97 boxes) Call Phrase: PR 54

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The New-York Historical Society Library

Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections

PR 054

POSTCARD FILE

ca. 1890-present

(bulk dates: 1900-1940)

52.6 lin. ft., 97 boxes

Series I. Geographic Locations: United States

Series II. Geographic Locations: International

Series III. Subjects

Processed by Jennifer Lewis

January 2002

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Provenance

The Postcard File contains cards from a variety of sources. Larger contributions include 3,340

postcard views of New York City donated by Samuel V. Hoffman in 1941 and approximately 10,000

postcards obtained from the stock file of the Brooklyn-based Albertype Company in 1953.

Access

The collection open to qualified researchers. Portions of the collection that have been photocopied

or microfilmed will be brought to the researcher in that format; microfilm can be made available through

Interlibrary Loan.

Photocopying

Photocopying will be undertaken by staff only, and is limited to twenty exposures of stable, unbound

material per day. Researchers may not accrue unused copy amounts from previous days. On-site researchers

may print out unlimited copies from microfilm reader-printer machines at a per-exposure rate; see guidelines

in the reading room for details.

Copyright

The copyright law of the United States governs the making of photocopies and protects unpublished

materials as well as published materials. Unpublished materials created before January 1, 1978, cannot be

quoted in publication without permission of the copyright holder.

Permission to reproduce or quote in publication

Permission to reproduce or quote materials from this collection in a publication must be requested

and granted in writing. Send permission requests, citing the call number and name of the collection, to

Library Director, The New-York Historical Society, 2 West 77th Street, New York, NY 10024-5194.

Citation

This collection should be cited as Postcard File, PR 054, Department of Prints, Photographs, and

Architectural Collections, The New-York Historical Society.

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Biographical/Historical Notes

Mailable postcards were introduced in the United States in the 1870s, chiefly for advertisements and

business notices. Pictorial souvenir cards issued in 1893 for the World’s Columbian Exposition popularized

view cards. The 1898 reduction in postcard postage, from two cents to a penny, triggered a flood of card

production. Millions of cards were mailed and collected annually in the United States through World War I.

As postcards became more popular, publishers began addressing new subjects, with holidays, patriotic

sentiments, political campaigns, and social issues gaining popularity in the first decade of the twentieth

century.

The Albertype Company, begun in 1889 in Brooklyn, New York, produced photographic views,

postcards, and souvenir booklets for areas across the United States. The company’s output eventually

reached several million pictures per year. The Albertype Company ceased operation shortly after the death of

Herman L. Wittemann, the son of one of the founding Wittemann brothers, in 1952.

Samuel V. Hoffman, a postcard collector, began systematically searching for postcards with views of

New York City in the 1890s and continued to collect them through the 1940s. He donated 3,340 of these

postcards to the New-York Historical Society in 1941.

Scope and Content Notes

The Postcard File contains approximately 61,400 postcards which depict geographic views, buildings,

historical scenes, modes of transportation, holiday greetings, and other subjects from ca. 1890 through the

present. The file is an artificial collection, built up over the last century. A variety of printing processes and

postcard types are represented in the collection, including photographic, lithographic, photomechanically

printed, and novelty cards. The majority of the postcards are in excellent condition; approximately half were

never mailed. Approximately 10,000 cards come from the stock file of the Brooklyn-based Albertype

Company. Other major publishers represented in the collection include the American Souvenir Card

Company, the Illustrated Postal Card Company, and the Detroit Publishing Company. Subject divisions

within series reflect the gradual growth of the collection. The file is divided into three series: Geographic

Locations: United States; Geographic Locations: International; and Subjects.

Series I. Geographic Locations: United States dates from ca. 1890 to the present. Cards are filed

alphabetically by state and thereunder by city, town or geographical feature. Extensively represented cities are

subdivided by building types, streets and other subjects. Some oversize and miniature postcard souvenir sets

relating to New York State and City have been filed at the end of the collection in larger boxes. New York

City views predominate (11,000 cards), and are followed by the rest of New York State (13,000 cards), and all

other areas of the United States (22,000 cards).

New York City cards fill boxes 40 through 60 and are arranged in two sections. Section I includes

cards pertaining to the city as a whole; Section II includes cards that are arranged by borough. Section I is

arranged into General Views, Bridges, Tunnels, Harbors, Rivers, Islands and Topics (including Celebrations,

History, and Humor, among others). Manhattan cards fill boxes 44 through 56 and are arranged into the

following categories: Panoramic Views; Churches; Temples; Clubs and Organizations; Buildings – Named;

Buildings – Types; Monuments; Parks, Squares and Circles; Streets – Numbered; Streets – Named;

Numbered Avenues; and Transportation. Researchers should note that Buildings – Types includes a rich

variety of subjects, such as Banks, Department Stores, Hotels, Museums, Restaurants, and Schools and

Colleges. Cards portraying Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island fill boxes 56-60 and are arranged

alphabetically by subject..

Postcards in this series generally depict popular tourist destinations, vacation resorts by the sea and

in the mountains, prominent buildings, businesses, civic institutions, modes of transportation, and street

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scenes. Souvenir cards from events, such as the 1939 World’s Fair in New York, are also present. Well

represented tourist attractions include Niagara Falls, the Grand Canyon, and the mountains of New

Hampshire. Typical city souvenir cards show attractive urban life in views of public courthouses, libraries,

spacious parks, expositions, and architecturally impressive office buildings and bridges. Prominent residences,

historical sites, and scenes of nature are also abundant. Miscellaneous sections can be found at the end of

most states, larger cities, and some other subsections. These miscellaneous sections include cards that show

unidentified or only generally identified views; for example, the Miscellaneous section at the end of New

York State includes views along highways, rivers, and train lines that are not geographically specified.

The collection documents the changing landscape and architectural history for the areas represented.

It may also be valuable source for social historians interested in researching the history of tourism,

transportation and cultural identity. Some of the postcards were included as a result of the New-York

Historical Society’s effort to collect cards with representations of less common views of New York State,

such as photographs on postcard stock that document towns or events too small to appear in formal

publications. Postcards commissioned by restaurants, hotels and other businesses also provide valuable visual

documentation of sites not otherwise represented in the collection.

Series II. Geographic Locations: International contains approximately 1,600 cards relating to Canada,

Caribbean Islands and other North and Central American countries. Cards are arranged alphabetically by

country, and thereunder by city, town or geographical feature. Canadian cards have been placed at the end

due to the larger of size of that subseries. The cards focus primarily on tourist destinations such as historical

sites, beaches, lakes and parks.

Series II. Subjects contains cards dating from ca. 1890 to the present which are arranged

alphabetically by subject. Unidentified postcards are located at the end of the series. The cards show ships,

trains, political and other portraits, comic scenes, and holiday and sentimental greetings. Included under the

Unusual Postcards category are novelty cards; examples of these include cards that have views in which

lamps or windows appear to be lit when held up to strong light, others that have three-dimensional fold-out

sections, and still others that have been constructed from wood, leather or other atypical materials. The

American History subseries contains cards relating to events, sites and memorials of historical significance in

the United States. Postcards in the American Life subseries consist of portraits and life scenes of Native

Americans, as well as depictions of farm workers and other scenes of work and family life. The American

History and American Life subseries may be of particular interest to those interested in the history of

representations of minority groups in the United States. The American Portraits are primarily of significant

political and historical American figures. The Transportation subseries contains a large number of views of

ships, filed by name, and a variety of views of historical modes of transportation, such as horse-drawn

vehicles.

Related geographic views can be found in the Stereograph File (PR 065), and related foldout

souvenir books can be found in the Geographic File (PR 020) in the Department of Prints, Photographs, and

Architectural Collections of the New-York Historical Society. Researchers may also wish to consult New

York Public Library’s vast postcard and New York City view holdings, the Wisconsin Historical Society’s

collection of original Albertype Company photographs, and the Museum of the City of New York’s historical

postcards of New York City.

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Series I. Geographic Locations: United States ca. 1890-present

Cards are filed alphabetically by U.S. state and thereunder by city or geographical

feature. Extensively represented cities are subdivided by building types, streets and

other subjects. Some oversize and miniature postcard souvenir sets relating to New

York State and City have been filed at the end of the collection in oversize boxes 96

and 97.

1 Alabama

Mobile

Montgomery

Miscellaneous

Alaska

Arizona

A-G

Grand Canyon

H-O

Phoenix

Prescott

P-S

T-Z

Miscellaneous

Arkansas

California

A-C

Berkeley

Catalina Island

Coloma

2 D-L

Hollywood

Lake Tahoe

Long Beach

Los Angeles

M

Missions

Monterey

Mt. Lassen, Mt. Lowe, Mt. Shasta, Mt. Tamalpais, Mt. Watkins, Mt. Wilson

N-P

Palo Alto

Pasadena

Pebble Beach

Q-R

Riverside

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Series I. Geographic Locations: United States (cont.)

California (cont.)

3 S

San Diego

Panama-California Exposition, 1915

Miscellaneous Views

San Francisco

Panama-Pacific International Exposition, 1915

Golden Gate International Exposition, 1939

Miscellaneous Views

Santa Barbara

Santa Cruz

Santa Monica

T-Z

Yosemite National Park

4 Miscellaneous

Colorado

A-D

Canyons

Cave of the Winds

Colorado Springs

Denver

E-L

Garden of the Gods

Lookout Mountain

M-S

Manitou

Parks

Pikes Peak

Royal Gorge

T-Z

Telluride

Miscellaneous

5 Connecticut

A-B

Bridgeport

C-D

Danbury

E-G

Greenwich

Groton

Guilford

H-L

Hartford

Lakeville

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Connecticut (cont.)

[5] Litchfield

M-N

Milford

Mystic

New Canaan

New Haven

New London

6 New Preston

Norwalk

Norwich

O-V

Stamford

Twin Lakes

W

Waterbury

Winsted

X-Z

Miscellaneous

Delaware

A-R

New Castle

S-Z

Wilmington

Winterthur

Miscellaneous

District of Columbia

A-E

American Red Cross

Arlington Cemetery

Bridges

Capitol

Churches

7 Corcoran Art Gallery

F-L

Historic Houses

Hotels

Library of Congress

Lincoln Memorial

M-O

National Gallery of Art

P-Z

Rock Creek Park

Soldiers Home

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District of Columbia (cont.)

[7] Smithsonian Institution

State, War & Navy Building

Thomas Circle

United States Post Office

United States Supreme Court

United States Treasury

Union Station

Views

Washington Monument

White House

Miscellaneous

Florida

A-E

Boca Grande

Bradenton (Bradentown)

Clearwater

Daytona Beach

8 F-L

Jacksonville

M-P

Miami

Orlando

Palm Beach

R-S

St. Augustine

St. Petersburg

Hotels

Parks

Residences

Street Scenes

Miscellaneous

Tampa

9 T-Z

Miscellaneous

Subjects

Animals

Flora

Lakes, Rivers, etc.

Residences

Seminoles

Tropical Scenes

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Georgia

[9] A-G

Atlanta

Augusta

H-Z

Savannah

Miscellaneous

Hawaii

A-M

Honolulu

N-Z

Miscellaneous

Idaho

A-Z

Illinois

A-C

Chicago

Art Institute

Beaches

Buildings

10 “A Century of Progress” World’s Fair, 1933-1934

Chicago Harbor

Chicago Historical Society

Churches

Field Museum

Garfield Park

Grant Park

Hotels

Humbolt Park

Jackson Park

Lake Shore Drive

Lincoln Park

Michigan Avenue and Boulevard

Monuments

Municipal Pier

Parks

Residences

Restaurants

State Street

Street Scenes

University of Chicago

Washington Park

World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893

Miscellaneous

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Illinois (cont.)

[10] D-Z

Miscellaneous

Indiana

A-I

Indianapolis

J-M

Madison

N-S

South Bend

T-Z

Terre Haute

11 Iowa

A-D

Des Moines

E-Z

Kansas

A-Z

Miscellaneous

Kentucky

A-F

Frankfort

G-L

Lexington

Louisville

M-Z

Mammoth Cave

Miscellaneous

Louisiana

A-N

New Orleans

O-Z

Miscellaneous

Maine

A-B

Bangor

Bar Harbor

Bethel

12 Brunswick

C-D

Cousins Island

E-K

Kennebunkport

L-N

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Maine (cont.)

[12] Monhegan Island

Mt. Desert Island

Norway

O-R

Paris

Portland

Rockland

S-V

Stoneham

13 W-Z

Miscellaneous

Maryland

A-B

Annapolis

Baltimore

C-E

Cumberland

F-K

Frederick

L-Z

Westminster

Miscellaneous

Massachusetts

A

Amherst

B

Berkshire Hills

14 Boston

Arboretum

Buildings

Churches

Commons

Copley Square

Faneuil Hall

General Views

Copp’s Hill Burying Ground

Harbor

Harvard University - Law and Medical Schools

Hotels

King’s Chapel

Market

Monuments

Museum of Fine Arts

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Massachusetts (cont.)

[14] Boston (cont.)

Parks

Public Garden

Public Library

Railroad Stations

Paul Revere

State House

Street Scenes

Miscellaneous

C

Cambridge

Harvard University

Miscellaneous

Cape Cod

Concord

15 D

Deerfield

Dedham

Duxbury

E-G

Edgartown

Fairhaven

Gloucester

Great Barrington

Greenfield

H-I

Hadley

Holyoke

J-L

Lenox

Lexington

M

16 Marblehead

Martha’s Vineyard

Mohawk Trail

Mount Hermon

N

Nantucket

New Bedford

Newburyport

Northampton

Northfield

O-P

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Massachusetts (cont.)

[16] Pittsfield

Plymouth

Provincetown

17 Q-S

Salem

Springfield

Stockbridge

Sudbury

T-Z

Williamstown

Worcester

Miscellaneous

18 Michigan

A-D

Detroit

E-M

Mackinac Island

N-S

Saginaw

T-Z

Miscellaneous

Minnesota

A-D

Duluth

E-M

Minneapolis

N-S

St. Paul

T-Z

Virginia

Miscellaneous

Mississippi

A-Z

Miscellaneous

19 Missouri

A-K

Kansas City

L-S

St. Louis

Miscellaneous

Montana

A-E

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Montana (cont.)

[19] Augusta

Bozeman

F-M

Flathead

Glacier National Park

Missoula

N-Z

Virginia City

Miscellaneous

Nebraska

A-L

Lincoln

M-O

Omaha

P-Z

Miscellaneous

20 Nevada

A-Z

Miscellaneous

New Hampshire

A-C

Concord

D-E

Dublin

Exeter

F-H

Hanover

I-K

Keene

L-M

Lake Sunapee

Lebanon

Monadnock Lake and Mountain

N-O

Newport

North Conway

P-R

Peterboro

Portsmouth

S-T

21 U-Z

White Mountains

Bretton Woods

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New Hampshire (cont.)

White Mountains (cont.)

[21] Crawford Notch

Dixville Notch

Franconia Notch

Mt. Washington

Pinkham Notch

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

New Jersey

A

Asbury Park

Arcade

Avenues

Baby Parade

Beach

Boardwalk

Buildings, Public

Casino

Churches

Convention Hall

Deal Lake

Esplanade Review

Fishing Pier

Hotels

Ocean Scene

Parades

Restaurant

Sunset Lake

Wesley Lake

Miscellaneous

Atlantic City

Avenues

Beach

Boardwalk

Churches

Civic Buildings

Convention Hall

22 Hotels

Lighthouse

Ocean Scenes

Piers

Restaurants

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New Jersey (cont.)

Atlantic City (cont.)

Views

Miscellaneous

B-C

Camp Dix

D-E

Elizabeth

F-J

Jersey City

K-L

23 Lake Hopatcong

Lakewood

M

Madison

Montclair

Morristown

Banks

Buildings

Churches

Clubs

Fire Department

Fort Nonsense

Hospitals

Lakes, Ponds, Rivers

Library

Monuments

Morse Telegraph

Museums

Parks

Railroad

Residences

Restaurants

Revolutionary War Places

Schools

Streets, Avenues, etc.

Washington’s Headquarters

Views

Miscellaneous

N-P

Newark

24 New Brunswick

Ocean Grove

Palisades

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New Jersey (cont.)

[24] Paterson

Plainfield

Princeton

Q-R

Red Bank

S-T

Somerville

Trenton

U-Z

Miscellaneous

New Mexico

A-F

Albuquerque

G-Z

Santa Fe

Miscellaneous

25 New York

A-Al

Adirondack Mountains

See also: Boxes 96-97

Ausable Chasm

John Brown’s Homestead and Grave

Tupper Lake

Miscellaneous

26 Miscellaneous (cont.)

Albany


Buildings

Churches

Historic

Hotels and Restaurants

Schuyler Mansion

State Capitol

Exterior

Interior

State Education Building

Street Scenes

Washington Park

Views

27 Miscellaneous

Am-Az

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New York (cont.)

[27] Auburn

See also: Box 96

B-Be

Babylon

Ballston Spa

Bath

Bay Shore

Beacon

Bear Mountain

See also: Box 96

28 Bf-Bn

Binghamton

See also: Box 96

Churches

Club Buildings

Court House & Square

Hospitals and Homes

Hotels

Office Buildings

Parks and Rivers

Public Buildings

Streets

Views

Bloominburg

Bo-Bz

Buffalo


Albright Art Gallery

Buildings

Harbor

Hospitals and Homes

Hotels

Parks

Residencies

Schools

Squares

Streets

Miscellaneous

29 C-Car

Campville

Canajoharie

Canandaigua

Cas-Caz

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New York (cont.)

[29] Catskill

Catskill Mountains

See also: Box 96

Ashokan Reservoir

Hotels

Kaaterskill (Falls, Lake, etc.)

Rip Van Winkle House etc.

Miscellaneous

30 Ce-Cl

Chappaqua

Chautauqua

See also: Box 96

Cherry Valley

See also: Box 96

Clifton Springs

See also: Box 96

Sanitarium

Miscellaneous

Clinton

Co

Cooperstown

Baseball Museum

Bodies of Water

Churches

Cooper, James F. –grave, monument, statue, etc.

Cooper Park

Farmers’ Museum

NYS Historical Association

O-te-sa-ga (Knox School) and Hotels

Miscellaneous

31 Corning

Cornwall

Cr-Cz

Cragsmoor

Crown Point

Da-De

Dansville

Deposit

Di-Ed

East Hampton

El-Es

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New York (cont.)

32 Ellenville

Elmira

See also: Box 96

Essex

Et-Fi

Finger Lakes

See also: Box 96

Fire Island

Light House

Ocean Beach

Point O’Woods

Saltaire

Miscellaneous

Fishers Island

Fishkill

Fl-Fo

Florida

33 Fort Ticonderoga

See also: Box 96

Fr-Fz

Fulton

Ga-Ge

Geneva

See also: Box 96

Gi-Gl

Glens Falls

34 Go-Gr

Goshen

Greenport

Greenwood Lake

Ha

Haines Falls

Hamilton

He-Ho

Homer

Hu

Hudson

35 Hudson River


Anthony’s Nose

Breakneck Mountain

Crow’s Nest Mountain

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New York (cont.)

Hudson River (cont.)

[35] Highlands

Indian Point

Stony Points

Storm King Highway

Storm King Mountain

Sugar Loaf Mountain

Miscellaneous

Huntington

See also: Box 96

Hurley

Hyde Park

I

Ithaca


Cornell University

Miscellaneous

36 J

Jamestown

Johnstown

K

Kinderhook

Kingston

Buildings

Churches

Historic

Hotels

Kingston Point

Monuments

Residences

Restaurants and Taverns

Senate House

Streets

Miscellaneous

L-Lak

Lake

Lake Champlain

Lake George

See also: Box 96

Bays

Forts

Glenburnie

Hotels

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New York (cont.)

Lake George (cont.)

37 Islands

Lake George Village

Monuments

Miscellaneous

Lake Minnewaska

Lake Placid

See also: Box 96

Lake Ronkonkoma

Lal-Li

Liberty

38 Lo

Lockport

See also: Box 96

Locust Valley

Long Beach

Lowville

Lu-Lz

Ma

Mahopac

Malden

Matteawan

Me

39 Mi

Middleburg

Middletown

Mo-Mu

Mohegan

Mohonk Lake

Montauk

See also: Box 96

Montgomery

Monticello

Mount Kisco

Mount Lebanon

Mount McGregor

Mount Vernon

Mu

Na-Ne

Newburgh

See also: Box 96

Buildings

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New York (cont.)

Newburgh (cont.)

40 Churches

Hotels

Parks

Streets

Washington’s Headquarters

Miscellaneous

New York City

General Views and Souvenir Foldouts


Bridges

A-Z

Brooklyn Bridge

41 George Washington Bridge

Hell Gate Bridge

High Gate Bridge

Manhattan Bridge

Queensboro Bridge

Triboro Bridge

Washington Bridge

Williamsburg Bridge

Viaducts

Tunnels

Hudson Terminal Building

Hudson Tubes

Harbors

Rivers

East River

Harlem River

Hudson River

Piers: South Ferry

Waterways

42 Islands

Ellis Island

Governor’s Island

Liberty Island

Topics

Celebrations

Bicentennial

Hudson Fulton Celebration

General

Churchman Series

Redfield Series

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New York (cont.)

New York City (cont.)

Topics (cont.)

Celebrations (cont.)

43 World’s Fairs

1939 World’s Fair

Art

Buildings

Commercial

Foreign

States

Trylon/Perisphere

Views

Miscellaneous

1964-65 World’s Fair

Fire, Firemen, Fire Equipment

Future

History - 1492--Present

Humor

44 Manhattan

Panoramic Views

Battery

Downtown

Central Downtown

Downtown and East River

Downtown and Hudson River

Midtown

Night Views

Uptown

Subways

Churches - Named

Broadway Tabernacle

Fifth Avenue Presbyterian

Grace Church

Riverside Church

45 St. John the Divine

St. Mark’s

St. Patrick’s

St. Paul’s

St. Thomas’ Church

Transfiguration, Church of the (Little Church Around the Corner)

Trinity

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New York (cont.)


Manhattan (cont.)

[45] Churches - Types

Baptist Churches

Dutch Reform Churches

Episcopal Churches

Greek Orthodox Churches

Lutheran Churches

Methodist Churches

Presbyterian Churches

Quaker Meeting Houses

Roman Catholic Churches

46 Miscellaneous

Temples

Beth-El

Emanu-El

Miscellaneous

Clubs, Organizations

Seaman’s Institute

YMCA and YWCA

Miscellaneous

Buildings – Named

A

Aquarium

B-C

Chamber of Commerce

Chrysler Building

City Hall

City Investigating Building

Civic Center

Clearing House

Custom House

D-E

Emigrant Building

Empire Building

Empire State Building

F

47 Flatiron (Fuller)

G

Gillender

H

Hall of Records

J-M

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New York (cont.)


Manhattan (cont.)

Buildings – Named

[47] Municipal Building

N-P

Park Row Building

R-S

St. Paul Building

Singer Building

Standard Oil Building

Sub Treasury Building

Syndicate Building

T

Telephone Company Building

48 Times Building

Tribune Building

Trinity Building

U

United Nations Buildings

V-W

Whitehall Building

Woolworth Building

Buildings – Types

Apartment Buildings

Armories

Banks

Building Construction

Buildings (two or more)

Courts

Department Stores

Entertainment Facilities

Hippodrome

Exchanges

NY Stock Exchange

Miscellaneous

Homes, Asylums

Hospitals

49 Hotels

A-M

Majestic Hotel

N

Netherland and Savoy

P-V

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New York (cont.)


Manhattan (cont.)

Buildings – Types (cont.)

Hotels (cont.)

50 W

Waldorf Astoria

34th Street and Fifth Avenue

Waldorf Astoria on Park Avenue (1931)

X-Z

Insurance Buildings

A-Z

Metropolitan Life Insurance

Libraries

Miscellaneous

New York Public Library

Markets

Museums

Miscellaneous

American Museum of Natural History

Hispanic Society of America

Kosciuzko Foundation House

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Metropolitan Museum of Art – Cloisters

51 The New-York Historical Society

Office Buildings

Prisons

Post Offices

Miscellaneous

Old General Post Office

New General Post Office

Residences

A-L

Jumel Mansion

M-Z

Roosevelt House

Restaurants

A-C

Claremont Inn

D-F

Fraunces Tavern

G-P

52 R-Z

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New York (cont.)


Manhattan (cont.)

Buildings – Types (cont.)

Schools and Colleges

[52] College of the City of New York

Columbia University

Miscellaneous

Barnard College, Teacher’s College

General Theological Seminary

New York University

Normal College

Washington Irving School

Miscellaneous

Sports Facilities

Madison Square Garden Buildings

Miscellaneous

Theatres

Theatrical Productions

Opera Houses

Recital Halls

Utilities

Monuments

Arches, Statuary

Dewey Arch

Grant’s Tomb

53 Lincoln Monument

Maine Monument

Sigel, Franz Monument

Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument

Victory Arch

Washington Arch

Monuments – two or more

Miscellaneous

Parks, Squares and Circles

Parks A-Z

Squares A-Z

Battery Park

Bowling Green

Bryant Park

Central Park

Activities

Band Stand

Belvedere

Bethesda Fountain

PR 054

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New York (cont.)


Manhattan (cont.)

Parks, Squares and Circles (cont.)

Central Park (cont.)

[53] Boat House

Bridges

Lakes

54 Mall

Monuments

Obelisk

Observatory

Paths, Drives, etc.

Terraces

Zoo

Miscellaneous

Chatham Square

City Hall Park

Columbus Circle

Gramercy Park

Herald Square

Longacre Square

Madison Square

Morningside Park

Mount Morris Park

Mulberry Park

Riverside Park

Times Square

Verdi Square

Washington Square

55 Streets – Numbered

Miscellaneous

14th Street

23rd Street

42nd Street

43rd - 58th Street

59th Street

60th - 124th Street

125th - 220th Street

Streets – Named

A-Z

Bowery

Broadway

Chambers Street

PR 054

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New York (cont.)


Manhattan (cont.)

Streets – Named (cont.)

[55] Harlem River Speedway/Drive

Hester Street

Nassau Street

Park Row

Riverside Drive

Wall Street

Numbered Avenues

First - Fourth Avenues

Fifth Avenue

Sixth Avenue

Seventh Avenue

Eighth Avenue

56 Neighborhoods

Chinatown

Greenwich Village

Harlem

Lower East Side

Tenderloin

Washington Heights

Transportation

Elevated Railways

Railroad Terminals

Grand Central Station

Penn Station

Miscellaneous

Brooklyn

See also: Box 97

Box 99-100: Brooklyn Eagle Postcard Series (Complete set)

Brighton Beach

Brooklyn Navy Yard

Buildings

A-Z

Apartments

Asylums

Banks

Clubs

Department Stores

Factories, Warehouses

Hospitals

Hotels, Inns & Restaurants

Libraries & Museums

PR 054

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New York (cont.)


Brooklyn (cont.)

Buildings (cont.)

57 Office Buildings

Prisons

Public Buildings

Religious Institutions

Cemeteries

Baptist Churches

Congregational Churches

Convents

Episcopal Churches

Lutheran Churches

Methodist Churches

Presbyterian Churches

Reformed Churches

Roman Catholic Churches

Miscellaneous Churches

Synagogues

Residences

Schools

Erasmus Hall High School

Public Schools Nos. 1-147

Packer Collegiate Institute

Miscellaneous Schools

Theatres

Miscellaneous

City Life

Coney Island

See also: Box 96

Dreamland

Luna Park

Miscellaneous

58 Manhattan Beach

Markets, Yards, Exchanges, etc.

Military

Monuments

Parks

A-Z

Prospect Park

Miscellaneous Parks

Sports and Recreation

Streets and Avenues

PR 054

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Transportation


New York (cont.)


Brooklyn (cont.)

[58] Views

Waterfront

Bronx

Bronx Botanical Gardens

Bronx River

Buildings

City Island

Churches

Fordham University

59 Heine Monument

New York University

Parkchester

Pelham Bay Park

Poe Cottage

Public Schools

Streets and Avenues

Van Cortlandt Park

Zoological Park

Miscellaneous

Queens

See also: Box 97

Astoria

Broad Channel

Corona

Flushing

Forest Hills

Hollis

Jackson Heights

Jamaica

Long Island City

Richmond Hill

Rockaways

Miscellaneous

60 Staten Island

Buildings

Churches

Fort Wadsworth

Sailors’ Snug Harbor

Miscellaneous

PR 054

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New York (cont.)

61 New Paltz

Churches

Historic Houses

Miscellaneous

New Rochelle

Ni

Niagara Falls

See also: Box 97

62 Niagara Falls (cont.)

No-Nz

Northport

Norwich

Nyack

Oa-On

Olean

Oneonta

Op-Os

Oscawana

63 Ossining

Oswego

Ot-Oz

Otsego Lake

Owego

Oyster Bay

Pa

Palmyra

Patchogue

Paul Smiths

Pawling

Pe-Pi

Peekskill

Penn Yan

Pi-Pl

Plattsburg

Pleasantville

64 Po

Port Chester

Port Jefferson

Port Jervis

Port Washington

PR 054

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New York (cont.)

Poughkeepsie

[64] Bridges

Buildings

Churches

Hospitals


Schools

Streets

Vassar College

Miscellaneous

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Ra-Re

Red Hook

Rensselear

Rh-Ri

Rhinebeck

Richfield Springs

Riverhead

65 Ro-Rz

Rochester

Buildings

Streets

Genesee River and Erie Canal

Hotels

Parks

Residences

Miscellaneous

Rome

Roscoe

Rosendale

Roxbury

Churches and Schools

Historical

Residences

Miscellaneous

Rye

Sa

Sag Harbor

Saint James

Sanit Johnsville

Sampson

PR 054

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New York (cont.)

66 Saranac Lake


Buildings

Hospitals and Sanitaria

Hotels

Lakes

Streets

Views

Winter Sports and Carnivals

Miscellaneous

Saratoga Springs

Buildings

Churches

Historic

Hotels

Parks

Race Track

Residences

Saratoga Lake

Spas

Streets

Miscellaneous

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Sa miscellaneous

Sc

Schenectady

See also: Box 97

Schoharie

Schuylerville

Se-Sh

Sea Cliff

Setauket

Sharon Springs

Sawangunk

Shelter Island

Skaneateles

See also: Box 97

Si-Sn

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Spring Valley

Stony Brook

Stony Point

PR 054

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New York (cont.)

Stamford

Su-Sz

Syracuse

See also: Box 97

Buildings

Canals and Railroads

Clinton Square

Hotels

Public Buildings

Parks and Monuments

Salt Works

State Fair

Streets

69 Syracuse University

Views

Ta

Tappan

Andre “76” House and Monument

Washington House

Miscellaneous

Tarrytown

Andre Monument

Bridges

Churches

Philipse Castle

Residences

Sunnyside

Miscellaneous

Te-To

Thousand Islands

See also: Box 97

Alexandria Bay

Heart Island

Hotels

Parks

Residences

Miscellaneous

Ticonderoga

Tr-Tz

Troy

Buildings

Schools

Miscellaneous

PR 054

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New York (cont.)

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Utica

Buildings

Churches

Hospitals and Homes

Monuments

Parks

Residences

Streets and Views

Waterways

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Valhalla

Wa

Wappingers Falls

Warwick

Watertown

Watkins Glen

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West Hebron

West Point

Military Academy

Buildings

Cadets

Monuments

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Westport

Wh-Wi

White Lake

White Plains

Wo-Wu

Woodstock

Wurtsboro

Y

Yonkers

Youngsville

Yulan

Miscellaneous

72 North Carolina

A-E

Asheville

F-S

PR 054

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Pinehurst


North Carolina (cont.)

Raleigh

Southern Pines

T-Z

Miscellaneous

North Dakota

A-L

Badlands

M-Z

Miscellaneous

Ohio

A-C

Cincinnati

Cleveland

Bridges

Buildings

Business Streets

Lakes

Monuments

Museum

Parks

Residential District

Rivers

Miscellaneous

Columbus

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Dayton

Lithopolis

M-R

Marion

S-Z

Springfield

Zanesville

Miscellaneous

Oklahoma

A-G

Guthrie

H-O

Oklahoma City

P-Z

Miscellaneous

Oregon

A-C

Columbia River Highway

PR 054

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Crater Lake


Oregon (cont.)

[73] D-M

Jacksonville

Mt. Hood

N-P

Portland

Q-Z

Miscellaneous

Pennsylvania

A-B

Altoona

Allentown

Bethlehem

Buck Hill Falls

C

Carlisle

Chester

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Delaware Water Gap

E-G

Easton

Erie

Gettysburg

H-I

Harrisburg

Hazleton

J-L

Lancaster

M-O

Mauch Chunk

Montrose

New Geneva

75 P

Pennsburg

Philadelphia

Alms House

Banks

Carpenter’s Hall

Centennial 1873

Churches

City Hall

Fairmount Park

Founders Week

PR 054

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Historic Houses


Pennsylvania (cont.)

Philadelphia (cont.)

Hotels

Independence Hall

Liberty Bell

Libraries

Schools

Sesqui-Centennial 1926

State House

Streets and Avenues

Theatres

US Mint

Miscellaneous

76 Pittsburgh

Hotels

Parks

Residences

Streets and Avenues

Schools

Miscellaneous

Poconos

Q-S

Reading

Scranton

T-V

Uniontown

Valley Forge

W

Washington

Wilkes Barre

Williamsport

X-Z

Miscellaneous

General

Pennsylvania Highways

77 Rhode Island

A-B

Block Island

C-N

Narragansett Pier

Newport

Beaches

Buildings

PR 054

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Churches


Rhode Island (cont.)

Newport (cont.)

[77] Historic Houses

Hurricane, 1938

Old Stone Mill

Parks

Residences

Miscellaneous

O-P

Providence

Athenaeum

Brown University

Churches

Libraries

Parks

State House

Streets and Avenues

Miscellaneous

Q-Z

Watch Hill

Westerly

Miscellaneous

South Carolina

A-C

Charleston

Battery

Buildings

Churches

Gardens

Powder Magazine

Street Scenes

Miscellaneous

Columbia

D-L

M-S

T-Z

Miscellaneous

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Tennessee

A-C

Chattanooga

D-M

Memphis

N-S

PR 054

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Nashville


Tennessee (cont.)

[78] T-Z

Miscellaneous

Texas

A-D

Dallas

E-F

Fort Worth

G-H

Houston

I-R

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T-Z

Miscellaneous

Utah

A-C

Bryce Canyon

Cedar Breaks

D-L

M-S

Salt Lake City

Monuments

Mormon Temple and Tabernacle

State Capitol

Miscellaneous

T-Z

Zion National Park

Miscellaneous

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A-B

Bellows Falls

Bennington

Brattleboro

Burlington

C-L

Lakes Miscellaneous

Lake Bomoseen

M-O

Manchester

Newport

81 P-R

Plymouth

PR 054

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S-Z


Vermont (cont.)

[81] Windsor

Woodstock

Miscellaneous

Virginia

A-C

Alexandria

Arlington

Ash Lawn

Charlottesville

82 D-F

Fredericksburg

Fort Monroe

G-K

Hampton

Hot Springs

Jamestown

L-N

Lexington

Luray

Monticello

83 Mount Vernon

Natural Bridge

Newport News

Norfolk

O-R

Richmond

Churches

Historic Houses

Hotels

Monuments and Memorials

Miscellaneous

S-V

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Williamsburg

Winchester

Yorktown

Miscellaneous

Washington

A-M

Lake Washington

Mount Washington

PR 054

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N-R


Washington (cont.)

[84] Ranier National Park

S-Z

Seattle

Spokane

Tacoma

Miscellaneous

West Virginia

A-M

Charleston

Harper’s Ferry

N-Z

Miscellaneous

85 Wisconsin

A-M

Lake Superior

Milwaukee

N-Z

Wisconsin River

Miscellaneous

Wyoming

A-Z

Yellowstone National Park

Miscellaneous

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Series II. Geographic Locations: International ca. 1890-present

Cards are filed alphabetically by country and thereunder by city or geographical

feature; Canada has been filed at the end of the series due to size. Extensively

represented cities are subdivided by building types, streets and other subjects.

86 Bahamas

Barbados

Bermuda

Hamilton

St. George

Miscellaneous

Cuba

A-Z

Havana

Curacao

Dominican Republic and Haiti

England

Jamaica

Martinique

Mexico

Panama

Panama Canal Zone

Puerto Rico

St. Thomas

Trinidad

West Indies - Miscellaneous

87 Canada

Alberta

Banff

Jasper National Park

Lake Louise

Moraine Lake

Miscellaneous

British Columbia

Field

Glaciers Miscellaneous

Vancouver

Victoria

Miscellaneous

Manitoba

New Brunswick

Fredericton

St. John

Miscellaneous

PR 054

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Series II. Geographic Locations: International (cont.)

Canada

[87] Newfoundland

Nova Scotia

A-Z

Annapolis Royal

Cape Breton Island

General

Louisburg

Digby

Halifax

Yarmouth

Miscellaneous

Ontario

A-Z

Brantford

Hamilton

Niagara Falls

Ottawa

Queenston

Thousand Islands

Toronto

Miscellaneous

Prince Edward Island

88 Quebec

A-Z

Gaspe

Lake Memphremagog

Montmorency

Montreal

Buildings

Chateau de Ramezay

Churches

Harbor and Waterways

Hotels

Mont Royal

Streets, Squares and Markets

Views and Monuments

Miscellaneous

Murray Bay

Quebec City

Buildings


Monuments

Plains of Abraham

Streets, Squares, Gates, Markets

PR 054

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Series II. Geographic Locations: International (cont.)

Canada (cont.)

Quebec City (cont.)

[88] Views

Miscellaneous

Saquenay River

Saint Anne de Beaupré

Tadoussac

Saskatchewan

Canadian Rockies

Miscellaneous

PR 054

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Series III. Subjects ca. 1890-present

Cards are filed alphabetically by subject.

89 Advertising

General

Theatrical Advertising

American Art

American History

General

1492-present

Patriotic – Flags, seals, etc.

American Life

General

90 Leisure Time

Occupations

American Portraits

A-L

Lincoln, Abraham

M-T

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Roosevelt, Theodore

U-Z

Washington, George

Groups

Unidentified

91 Comic

Holidays

Birthday

Christmas

92 Easter

Halloween

July Fourth

New Year

St. Patrick’s Day

Thanksgiving

Valentine’s Day

Washington’s Birthday

Miscellaneous Greetings

Portraits

General

Circus Performers – Human Curiosities

Sentimental

PR 054

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Series III. Subjects (cont.)

Transportation

[92] Aeronautics

Automotive

Horse-drawn Vehicles

93 Mountain Railways

Railroads

Ships, named

A-G

94 H-R

95 S-Z

Groups of Ships

Unidentified Ships

Trolley Cars

Unusual Postcards

Unidentified

From Series I. Geographic Locations: United States

New York

Oversize Souvenir Sets

96 Adirondack Mountains

Albany

Auburn

Auriesville

Bear Mountain

Binghampton

Buffalo

Catskill Mountains

Chatauqua

Chenango Trail

Cherry Valley

Clifton Springs

Elmira

Finger Lakes

Fort Ticonderoga

Geneva

Glen Cove

Hudson River

Huntington

Ithaca and Cornell University

Lake George

Lake Placid

PR 054

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From Series I. Geographic Locations: United States (cont.)

New York (cont.)

Oversize Souvenir Sets (cont.)

[96] Lily Dale

Lockport

Long Lake

Montauk

Newburgh

Niagara Falls

Ocean Beach

Saranac Lake

Schroon Lake

Schenectady

Skaneateles

Storm King Highway (or Road)

Syracuse

Thousand Islands

Watkins Glen

White Plains

Miscellaneous

97 New York City

Brooklyn

General

Queens

World’s Fair 1939

Miscellaneous NYC

Miscellaneous States & Countries (Oversize)

98 Miniature Souvenir Sets

Adirondack Mountains

Albany

Buffalo

Hudson River

Ithaca

New York City

Niagara Falls

Saranac Lake

Seneca Falls

Tupper Lake

99-100 Brooklyn Eagle Series (complete set)

List of Brooklyn Daily Eagle Postcards, 1905-1907

compiled by Joseph Ditta

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Series and card number Title

Series 01, no. 001 Litchfield Mansion, Prospect Park.

Series 01, no. 002 Erasmus Hall High School. (Now [sic ] Building.)

Series 01, no. 003 Entrance of the Museum of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. (Under Construction.)

Series 01, no. 004 The Williamsburgh Bridge, From Broadway, Brooklyn, to Delancey St., Manhattan.

Series 01, no. 005 Excavating for the New Long Island Railroad Station.

Series 01, no. 006 Old Academy of Music, Montague St. (Burned Nov. 30, 1903.)

Series 02, no. 007 Museum of the Brooklyn Institute ofArts and Sciences, Eastern Parkway. (Under Construction.)

Series 02, no. 008 Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Arch, Main Entrance, Prospect Park.

Series 02, no. 009 View of Brooklyn Water Front, 1840.

Series 02, no. 010 Packer Collegiate Institute, Joralemon St., Near Clinton. Founded in 1844.

Series 02, no. 011 New Giant Twin-Screw S.S. Amerika of the Hamburg-American Line.

Series 02, no. 012 Croquet Club House, Prospect Park.

Series 03, no. 013 Entrance to Dreamland, Coney Island.

Series 03, no. 014 Public School No. 136, 4th Ave. and 40th St.

Series 03, no. 015 Site of Fulton Ferry, 1746.

Series 03, no. 016 Temple Israel, Cor. Bedford and Lafayette Aves.

Series 03, no. 017 A Play Near the Goal Line in the Boys' High School-Pratt Institute Game at Washington Park.

Series 03, no. 018 Bronze Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Prospect Park.

Series 04, no. 019 Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Cor. Clinton and Harrison Streets.

Series 04, no. 020 Unique Japanese House in Prospect Park South.

Series 04, no. 021 Sheep on the Long Meadow, Prospect Park.

Series 04, no. 022 Brooklyn Savings Bank Building, Clinton and Pierrepont Streets.

Series 04, no. 023 Boys' High School, Marcy and Putnam Avenues.

Series 04, no. 024 Statue of John Howard Payne, in the Flower Garden, Prospect Park.

Series 05, no. 025 Beach in Front of Coney Island Park.

Series 05, no. 026 Simpson M.E. Church, Willoughby and Clermont Aves. Rev. Wm. J. Thompson, Pastor.

Series 05, no. 027 Public School No. 35, Lewis Ave. and Decatur St.



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Series 05, no. 028 Steamers Loading Exports in the Atlantic Basin.

Series 05, no. 029 Old 13th Regiment Armory, Razed to Make Way for the L.I.R.R. Station.

Series 05, no. 030 Busy Thoroughfare at Broadway and Gates Ave.

Series 06, no. 031 Bronze Bust of Thomas Moore in Prospect Park.

Series 06, no. 032 Public Library corner Pacific St. and 4th Ave.

Series 06, no. 033 People's Trust Company Building, Montague Street, near Clinton.

Series 06, no. 034 Public School No. 137, Saratoga Avenue and Bainbridge Street.

Series 06, no. 035 Brooklyn in 1820--From Guy's Painting, Now in the Possession of The Brooklyn Institute.

Series 06, no. 036 Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Broadway and De Sales Place.

Series 07, no. 037 Manual Training High School, Seventh Ave. and Fourth St.

Series 07, no. 038 Select Residential Section, Ditmas Park.

Series 07, no. 039 Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Corner Marcy and Putnam Avenues.

Series 07, no. 040 Recreation Pier at the Foot of North Second Street.

Series 07, no. 041 Brownsville Fire House.

Series 07, no. 042 Main Entrance Greenwood Cemetery.

Series 08, no. 043 Dime Savings Bank Building, cor. Court and Remsen Streets.

Series 08, no. 044 Gardens of the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, cor. Classon and Willoughby Avenues.

Series 08, no. 045 South 3d Street Presbyterian Church, S. 3d St. and Driggs Ave.

Series 08, no. 046 Girls' High School, cor. Nostrand Ave. and Halsey St.

Series 08, no. 047 View Along the Shore Road.

Series 08, no. 048 The Terrace at the Flower Garden, Prospect Park.

Series 09, no. 049 Flatbush Branch, Public Library, on Linden Avenue.

Series 09, no. 050 Public School No. 12, Adelphi Street, Near Myrtle Avenue.

Series 09, no. 051 Shopping District, Belmont Avenue and Osborne Street, Brownsville.

Series 09, no. 052 Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, Clinton and Lafayette Avenues.

Series 09, no. 053 Prospect Hill Water Tower.

Series 09, no. 054 New Montauk Theatre.

Series 10, no. 055 Brooklyn Club, Clinton and Pierrepont Streets.

Series 10, no. 056 New Bear Cage in Prospect Park.



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Series 10, no. 057 Throop Ave. Presbyterian Church, Throop Ave. Cor. Willoughby. L.R. Foote, Pastor for 30 Years.

Series 10, no. 058 Public School [No.] 132, Manhattan and Metropolitan Avenues.

Series 10, no. 059 Young Women's Christian Association Building, Schermerhorn Street and Flatbush Avenue.

Series 10, no. 060 Old Brooklyn Theater, Post Office and Police Station, 1873--Present Site of Eagle Building.

Series 11, no. 061 Central Building, Brooklyn Bureau of Charities, Schermerhorn St., near Court.

Series 11, no. 062 P.S. No. 123, Irving Ave. Between Suydam St. and Willoughby Ave.

Series 11, no. 063 Church of the New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian), Monroe Place and Clark Street.

Series 11, no. 064 Fort Hamilton Park fronting The Narrows.

Series 11, no. 065 The Minnesota--One of the Finest Battleships in the Navy.

Series 11, no. 066 Bird's-Eye View Looking From Court Square Towards the Navy Yard.

Series 12, no. 067 German Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church, Henry St., which Recently Celebrated its Fiftieth

Anniversary.

Series 12, no. 068 Midwood Club, Ocean Avenue, near Caton.

Series 12, no. 069 Public School No. 139, Avenue C and E. 13th Street.

Series 12, no. 070 Flatbush Ave. at Linden Ave., Eagle Flatbush Branch on the Left.

Series 12, no. 071 J.S.T. Stranahan Statue--Prospect Park.

Series 12, no. 072 Friends' Burying Ground--Prospect Park.

Series 13, no. 073 Fleet Street M.E. Church. Parsonage and Sunday-School Room.

Series 13, no. 074 Public School No. 5, Duffield and Johnson Streets.

Series 13, no. 075 Marine and Field Club House, Bath Beach.

Series 13, no. 076 Brooklyn Water Front, North of Wall Street Ferry.

Series 13, no. 077 Luna Park, Coney Island.

Series 13, no. 078 The Basin and Cob Dock, Navy Yard.

Series 14, no. 079 Polytechnic Institute, Livingston St., near Court.

Series 14, no. 080 First Dutch Reformed Church, Gravesend.

Series 14, no. 081 Pacific Baths, Foot of Pacific Street.

Series 14, no. 082 Cumberland Street Hospital.

Series 14, no. 083 Old Bull's Head Tavern on Flatbush Avenue in 1845.



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Series 14, no. 084 Skating in Prospect Park.

Series 15, no. 085 Williamsburgh Trust Company Building, Williamsburg Bridge Plaza.

Series 15, no. 086 Public School No. 5, Academy Street near Grand Avenue, L.I. City.

Series 15, no. 087 Section of Fourth Avenue Showing Parked Section in Middle of Highway.

Series 15, no. 088 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Jersey Avenue, near Liberty Avenue.

Series 15, no. 089 "The Abbey" in 1835--Fulton Avenue, near Junction of Hudson Avenue.

Series 15, no. 090 The "Caronia" of the Cunard Line, one of the Largest Ocean Liners in the World.

Series 16, no. 091 Riding and Driving Club's New Garage on Park Plaza.

Series 16, no. 092 Wallabout Market and United States Marine Hospital.

Series 16, no. 093 St. Luke's P.E. Church, Clinton Avenue; Rev. Henry C. Swentzel, Rector.

Series 16, no. 094 Erie Basin.

Series 16, no. 095 Public School No. 119, Avenue K and East Thirty-Eighth Street.

Series 16, no. 096 Brooklyn City Hall, from an Old Print.

Series 17, no. 097 View of Brooklyn, looking towards the Brooklyn Bridge--Holy Trinity Church in the Foreground.

Series 17, no. 098 St. Ann's P.E. Church, Clinton and Livingston Sts.

Series 17, no. 099 Brownsville State Bank.

Series 17, no. 100 Bader's Famous Road House--Ocean Parkway and King's Highway.

Series 17, no. 101 Sugar Refineries along Brooklyn's Water Front.

Series 17, no. 102 P.S. 112, 15th Avenue and 71st Street.

Series 18, no. 103 View up Fulton Street from Borough Hall.

Series 18, no. 104 Fulton St., between Lawrence and Bridge Sts., 1776. Octagon Church believed to be First Public School

in Brooklyn.

Series 18, no. 105 Public School No. 127, Seventh Avenue and 79th Street.

Series 18, no. 106 Plymouth Church, Orange Street, near Hicks, (Congregational.) Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis, Pastor.

Series 18, no. 107 Flatbush Trust Company Building on Flatbush Avenue.

Series 18, no. 108 Greenpoint and Manhattan Avenues, Looking Toward Long Island City.

Series 19, no. 109 Public Library, Fourth Avenue and 51st Street.



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Series 19, no. 110 Market Places on Moore Street.

Series 19, no. 111 Twenty-second Avenue, Show Street of Bensonhurst.

Series 19, no. 112 Sunset Park.

Series 19, no. 113 Public School No. 3, Hancock St., near Bedford Ave.

Series 19, no. 114 Puritan Cong. Church, Lafayette Ave., cor. Marcy.

Series 20, no. 115 Junction Fulton Street and DeKalb Avenue About 1850.

Series 20, no. 116 Public School No. 11, Washington Avenue near Greene.

Series 20, no. 117 Inspection of Forty-seventh Regiment by Gen. James McLeer.

Series 20, no. 118 Synagogue Beth Elohim, State Street, near Hoyt.

Series 20, no. 119 Federal Building, cor. Washington and Johnson Sts.

Series 20, no. 120 Hanover Club, Bedford Avenue and Rodney Street.

Series 21, no. 121 St. Augustine's R.C. Church, Sixth Avenue, Cor. Sterling Place.

Series 21, no. 122 Friends' School, on Schermerhorn Street Near Smith Street.

Series 21, no. 123 Fort Hamilton in Winter.

Series 21, no. 124 Brooklyn Daily Eagle Building, Corner Washington and Johnson Streets.

Series 21, no. 125 Junction Broadway and Myrtle Avenue.

Series 21, no. 126 Pretty Section of Manhattan Terrace.

Series 22, no. 127 Fort Greene Park.

Series 22, no. 128 Kings County Democratic Club, Schermerhorn Street, Near Smith.

Series 22, no. 129 Church of the Guardian Angel, Coney Island.

Series 22, no. 130 Commerical High School, Albany Ave., between Dean and Bergen Sts.

Series 22, no. 131 Garfield Building, Court and Remsen Streets.

Series 22, no. 132 Sheepshead Bay Police Precinct.

Series 23, no. 133 Bensonhurst Beach and Park.

Series 23, no. 134 Temple Bar Building, Court and Joralemon Streets.

Series 23, no. 135 Original East River Bridge, Winter of 1852.

Series 23, no. 136 Monument of Major-General Gouverneur Kemble Warren, Facing Prospect Park.

Series 23, no. 137 Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, Tompkins Avenue, corner McDonough Street.

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Series 24, no. 140 Narrows from Fort Hamilton, 1852.

Series 24, no. 141 Public School No. 64, Belmont Avenue, between Berriman Street and Atkins Avenue.

Series 24, no. 142 Manhattan Avenue, Looking South from Greenpoint Avenue.

Series 24, no. 143 Jenkins Trust Company Building, Nostrand and Gates Avenues.

Series 24, no. 144 Inspecting Companies of Marines at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Series 25, no. 145 A Brownsville Street Scene--Looking up Belmont Avenue Toward Powell Street.

Series 25, no. 146 Church of the Redeemer, Fourth Avenue and Pacific Street.

Series 25, no. 147 Busy Dock Scene at the Bush Terminal.

Series 25, no. 148 Phoenix Building, Court Street near Montague.

Series 25, no. 149 Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Sixth St., from Seventh to Eighth Ave.

Series 25, no. 150 Public School No. 1, Concord and Adams Streets.

Series 26, no. 151 Public School No. 15, State Street and Third Avenue.

Series 26, no. 152 Old Brooklyn Tabernacle.

Series 26, no. 153 Real Estate Exchange Building, 197 Montague Street.

Series 26, no. 154 General View of Manhattan Beach, as seen from Brighton.

Series 26, no. 155 Fine Residential Section, Arlington Avenue, East New York.

Series 26, no. 156 Flatbush Water-Works.

Series 27, no. 157 Public School 138, Prospect Place, near Nostrand Avenue.

Series 27, no. 158 St. Agnes' Church, Sackett and Hoyt Streets.

Series 27, no. 159 Corner of Central Wood Yard, on Pacific Street.

Series 27, no. 160 Clarendon Hotel, Johnson and Washington Sts.

Series 27, no. 161 The Kearsage, one of the finest Battleships of the U.S. Navy

Series 27, no. 162 Entrance to Rose Garden, Prospect Park.

Series 28, no. 163 Church of St. Stanislaus Kotska, Driggs Avenue and Humboldt Street.

Series 28, no. 164 Public School 91, East New York and Albany Avenues.

Series 28, no. 165 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Terminal, 65th Street.

Series 28, no. 166 University Club, on South Elliott Place.

Series 28, no. 167 Alexander Hamilton Bronze Statue, Hamilton Club, Remsen and Clinton Streets.



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Series 29, no. 169 Public School 142, Henry and Rapelye Streets.

Series 29, no. 170 Central Presbyterian Church, Jefferson and Marcy Avenues.

Series 29, no. 171 Lake in Institute Park.

Series 29, no. 172 U.S. Training Brig for the Training of Landsmen and Apprentices in the Art of Seamanship.

Series 29, no. 173 County Jail, Raymond Street.

Series 29, no. 174 Tropical Pond--Victoria Regia [sic ]--Prospect Park.

Series 30, no. 175 View of the Heights from the Eagle Tower.

Series 30, no. 176 Toll House, Flatbush, 1877.

Series 30, no. 177 Tabernacle Baptist Church, Clinton St. and Third Pl., Rev. Erwin Dennett, Pastor.

Series 30, no. 178 United States Battleship Idaho Recently Launched.

Series 30, no. 179 Select Residential Section, Eighth Avenue and Carroll Street, Looking East.

Series 30, no. 180 Gates Avenue Looking Towards Broadway.

Series 31, no. 181 Bascule Bridge Over Newtown Creek.

Series 31, no. 182 Greenpoint Library.

Series 31, no. 183 Environs of Williamsburg Bridge Plaza.

Series 31, no. 184 Eastern Parkway From Prospect Park to Highland Park.

Series 31, no. 185 Model School, Brooklyn Training School for Teachers.

Series 31, no. 186 St. James' Convent, Johnson and Pearl Streets.

Series 32, no. 187 The Jewish Hospital, Classon and St. Marks Avenues.

Series 32, no. 188 Birdseye View Atlantic Dock.

Series 32, no. 189 Gowanus Canal Below Fifteenth Street.

Series 32, no. 190 Alhambra Apartment House, Nostrand Avenue.

Series 32, no. 191 Looking Toward Heyward St. and Bedford Ave. from Broadway and Marcy Ave.

Series 32, no. 192 Public School No. 110, Monitor Street, cor. Driggs Avenue.

Series 33, no. 193 Brooklyn College of Pharmacy Building.

Series 33, no. 194 Public School 146, 18th St., near 6th Ave.

Series 33, no. 195 Holy Rosary Church, Chauncey St. and Reid Ave.

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Series 33, no. 198 Williamsburgh Trust Co. Building, on Fulton St.

Series 34, no. 199 Norwegian Hospital, on 4th Avenue.

Series 34, no. 200 Borough Hall.

Series 34, no. 201 Brighton Beach Hotel.

Series 34, no. 202 Vessels at Foot of 56th Street ready for the Summer Season.

Series 34, no. 203 Brooklyn Heights and New York Harbor.

Series 34, no. 204 Mechanics Bank Building, Court and Montague Sts.

Series 35, no. 205 Bedford Corners, 1777.

Series 35, no. 206 Show House, Prospect Park.

Series 35, no. 207 Thomas Jefferson Building, Court Square.

Series 35, no. 208 Gravesend Town Hall.

Series 35, no. 209 Flatbush Firemen's House.

Series 35, no. 210 People's Bank, Broadway and Greene Avenue.

Series 36, no. 211 Henry Ward Beecher Statue, Facing Borough Hall.

Series 36, no. 212 Home of the Aged, on Chauncey Street.

Series 36, no. 213 The Touraine Apartment House, Clinton St.

Series 36, no. 214 The Rose Garden in Prospect Park.

Series 36, no. 215 Battleship "New Jersey," U.S. Navy.

Series 36, no. 216 Proposed Big Freight Yard for South Brooklyn.

Series 37, no. 217 The "Kansas" Taking her Initial Dip in the Waters of the Delaware.

Series 37, no. 218 Franklin Trust Company Building, Clinton and Montague Streets.

Series 37, no. 219 Junction of Court, Fulton and Washington Streets.

Series 37, no. 220 Looking South from Pierrepont Street--1836.

Series 37, no. 221 Prospect Park Parade Grounds

Series 37, no. 222 The Old Hicks Residence on Hicks Street, One of the Landmarks on the Heights.

Series 38, no. 223 Bay Ridge Parkway and Ocean Driveway, Looking from Fourth Ave. at Sixty-Sixth St.

Series 38, no. 224 Free Floating Baths, Foot of Conover Street.

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Series 38, no. 227 Home of the Teachers' Club, 293 Henry Street.

Series 38, no. 228 Greenpoint Branch of Corn Exchange Bank, Franklin and Greenpoint Aves.

Series 39, no. 229 Sea Wall, South of Concourse, Coney Island.

Series 39, no. 230 Spanish Guns and Commandant's Residence, Navy Yard.

Series 39, no. 231 Crescent Club Boat House, on the Shore Road.

Series 39, no. 232 Brooklyn Hospital.

Series 39, no. 233 Germania Savings Bank Building, on Fulton Street.

Series 39, no. 234 Brooklyn Atheneum Building, Atlantic Avenue and Clinton Street.

Series 40, no. 235 Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.

Series 40, no. 236 Avenue D and Dorchester Road, Ditmas Park.

Series 40, no. 237 Seaside Home, Coney Island.

Series 40, no. 238 Nassau Trust Company Building, Fulton Street.

Series 40, no. 239 Vale of Cashmere, Prospect Park.

Series 40, no. 240 Coney Island Park.

Series 41, no. 241 Entrance to Evergreen Cemetery.

Series 41, no. 242 New Swedish Hospital, Sterling Place and Rogers Avenue.

Series 41, no. 243 National City Bank Building, Fulton Street and Red Hook Lane.

Series 41, no. 244 Section of Bay Ridge Parkway at 65th St., East of Third Ave.

Series 41, no. 245 Parkway Driving Club House.

Series 41, no. 246 Rustic Arch Near Farm House, Prospect Park.

Series 42, no. 247 Municipal Building.

Series 42, no. 248 The Lower East River, Showing Water Front from South Ferry to Gowanus Bay.

Series 42, no. 249 SS. "Republic," White Star Line.

Series 42, no. 250 Busy Corner, Broadway and Flushing Avenue.

Series 42, no. 251 Nurses Home, Kingston Avenue Hospital.

Series 42, no. 252 Prospect Park, Battle Pass--1776.

Series 43, no. 253 South Brooklyn Savings Bank, Atlantic Avenue, corner Clinton Street.

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Series 43, no. 255 Beautiful Ditmas Park.

Series 43, no. 256 U.S. Ambulance Ship "Solace."

Series 43, no. 257 Site of Hooley's Opera House, cor. Court and Remsen Sts. Present Site of Dime Savings Bank.

Series 43, no. 258 Grant's Statue, Bedford Avenue and Bergen Street.

Series 44, no. 259 Site of Long Island Club--1868.

Series 44, no. 260 Broadway Bank Building.

Series 44, no. 261 House of the Good Shepherd.

Series 44, no. 262 Ravenswood Boat Club House.

Series 44, no. 263 An Attractive Bit of Prospect Park South.

Series 44, no. 264 SS. "Moltke"--Hamburg American Line.

Series 45, no. 265 Church of Our Saviour, Unitarian, Monroe Place and Pierrepont Street.

Series 45, no. 266 Public School No. 68, on Bushwick Avenue.

Series 45, no. 267 Manufacturers' National Bank, Broadway and Berry Street.

Series 45, no. 268 Fountain--Vale of Cashmere[,] Prospect Park.

Series 45, no. 269 A Favorite Attraction at Coney Island.

Series 45, no. 270 The "Carmania," of the Cunard Line, Largest Turbine Steamship Afloat.

Series 46, no. 271 Fulton Street Before "L" Road or Trolleys.

Series 46, no. 272 "Taking a Hurdle," Prospect Park.

Series 46, no. 273 Public School No. 26, Gates Avenue near Patchen.

Series 46, no. 274 Beautiful Beverley Road, Flatbush.

Series 46, no. 275 St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Vanderbilt Avenue and Pacific Street.

Series 46, no. 276 Brooklyn Bank, Fulton and Clinton Streets.

Series 47, no. 277 American Liner "New York."

Series 47, no. 278 Panoramic View of Brooklyn, Showing Greenpoint, Brooklyn Bridge, Navy Yard, Ft. Greene Park and

the Heights.

Series 47, no. 279 Brevoort Savings Bank, Nostrand Avenue and Macon Street.

Series 47, no. 280 The Dairy--Prospect Park.

Series 47, no. 281 Parish House--Church of St. Mark, Eastern Parkway and Brooklyn Avenue.

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Series 48, no. 284 Terrace Bridge and Maryland Monument, Prospect Park.

Series 48, no. 285 Sanitarium for Hebrew Children, Rockaway Park.

Series 48, no. 286 "Amerika," Hamburg American Line.

Series 48, no. 287 Public School No. 147, Bushwick Avenue and Seigel Street, Principal Charles D. Raine, Ph.D.

Series 48, no. 288 St. James Pro Cathedral, Jay and Chapel Streets.

Series 49, no. 289 Battleship "Colorado" in Dry Dock at Navy Yard.

Series 49, no. 290 Montague Street Hill in 1850.

Series 49, no. 291 Miss Annie Russell, who will appear at the New Montauk Theatre in "A Midsummer Night's Dream,"

Week of October 22d.

Series 49, no. 292 First Presbyterian Church, Henry St., near Clark.

Series 49, no. 293 Public School No. 32, Hoyt St., cor. President St.

Series 49, no. 294 Water Front at 65th Street.

Series 50, no. 295 Congregation Beth Israel, Tompkins Place and Harrison Street.

Series 50, no. 296 Nassau Trust Co. Bldg., 136 Broadway.

Series 50, no. 297 Public School No. 9, Vanderbilt Avenue and Sterling Place.

Series 50, no. 298 Fort Lafayette, at Entrance to Narrows.

Series 50, no. 299 Fire Department Building on Jay Street.

Series 50, no. 300 Scene from "The Tourists," the Attraction at the Shubert Theatre, Week of Nov. 5th.

Series 51, no. 301 Kings County Jail, Raymond Street.

Series 51, no. 302 Sands Street Memorial M.E. Church, Henry Street, cor. Clark.

Series 51, no. 303 Public School 79, Kosciusko St., near Throop Ave.

Series 51, no. 304 St. Malachy's Home, Rockaway Park.

Series 51, no. 305 Shubert Theatre, Fulton Street, Opposite City Hall.

Series 51, no. 306 Miss Ethel Barrymore, who will appear in "Alice-sit-by-the-Fire" at the New Montauk, Week of

November 5th.

Series 52, no. 307 The Old Erasmus Hall and Dr. Walter B. Gunnison, Principal.

Series 52, no. 308 St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton and Carroll Streets and Rev. Werner E.L. Ward, Rector.

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Series 52, no. 311 Far Rockaway Public Library.

Series 52, no. 312 Jamaica Plank Road, 1867. Returning from Snedeker's.

Series 53, no. 313 Ansonia Clock Company, 7th and 8th Aves. And 12th and 13th Sts. Largest Clock Factory in the World.

Series 53, no. 314 St. John's Evan. Lutheran Church, Maujer St.

Series 53, no. 315 Public School No. 108, Arlington Ave. and Linwood St.

Series 53, no. 316 Methodist Home, Park Place.

Series 53, no. 317 Grand Opera House, Elm Pl. near Fulton St.

Series 53, no. 318 Summer Residence of the Boys of St. Philip's Home at Bath Beach.

Series 54, no. 319 The Baptist Home, Greene Ave. cor. Throop.

Series 54, no. 320 Public School No. 134, 18th Ave. and Ocean Parkway.

Series 54, no. 321 Ferry House, foot of Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, in 1850.

Series 54, no. 322 Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church.

Series 54, no. 323 The Morgue.

Series 54, no. 324 Miss Elsie Janis, Star of "The Vanderbilt Cup," at the Montauk Theater [sic ] Week of November 26th.

Series 55, no. 325 Miss Lena Ashwell, the Distinguished English Actress, now Appearing in "The Shulamite."

Series 55, no. 326 Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church.

Series 55, no. 327 Public School No. 128, 21st Avenue and 83d Street.

Series 55, no. 328 Naval Prison, Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Series 55, no. 329 Home for Aged Men and Couples, Classon Avenue.

Series 55, no. 330 Brooklyn Terminal of 39th Street Ferry.

Series 56, no. 331 Miss Hattie Williams, now Starring in "The Little Cherub," Booked for the Montauk, Dec. 10th.

Series 56, no. 332 Public School No. 83, Bergen Street and Schenectady Avenue.

Series 56, no. 333 14th Regiment Armory, 8th Avenue and 14th Street.

Series 56, no. 334 United States Battleship Kearsarge.

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Series 57, no. 337 St. Peter's Church, Hicks and Warren Streets.

Series 57, no. 338 Public School No. 10, Seventh Avenue, corner 17th Street.

Series 57, no. 339 Elks' Club House on Schermerhorn Street.

Series 57, no. 340 71st Precinct Police Station on 86th Street.

Series 57, no. 341 Junction of Flatbush Avenue and Fulton Street.

Series 57, no. 342 Scene from "The Love Route," Christmas Week Attraction at the Shubert Theatre.

Series 58, no. 343 Thomas Jefferson Building, Court Square, near Fulton Street.

Series 58, no. 344 Telephone Building, Willoughby and Lawrence Streets.

Series 58, no. 345 John Drew, who is Starring in "His House in Order." The Xmas week attraction at the Montauk Theatre.

Series 58, no. 346 St. Benedict's Parochial School, Herkimer Street, near Ralph Avenue.

Series 58, no. 347 Public School No. 46, Union Street, near Henry.

Series 58, no. 348 Williamsburg Bridge Plaza.

Series 59, no. 349 American Sugar Refining Company, East River, Ket Avenue, between South First and South Second

Streets. The Largest in the World.

Series 59, no. 350 Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, Montague Street.

Series 59, no. 351 The "Old Jersey" Prison Ship, 1776.

Series 59, no. 352 Ross Street Presbyterian Church, Ross Street, near Lee Avenue.

Series 59, no. 353 Joseph Cawthorne in "The Free Lance" at the Montauk Theatre New Year's Week.

Series 59, no. 354 Clermont Roller Rink.

Series 60, no. 355 Lawyers' Title Insurance Company, Montague Street.

Series 60, no. 356 Miss May Irwin, now Starring in "Mrs. Wilson Andrews," the Montauk Theatre Attraction, Week January

7th, 1907.

Series 60, no. 357 Ferry House Foot of Fulton Street, Brooklyn, in 1850.

Series 60, no. 358 23d Regiment Armory, Bedford Avenue and Pacific Street.

Series 60, no. 359 Church of St. Charles Barromeo [sic ], Sydney Place and Livingston Street.

Series 60, no. 360 Public School No. 124 Fourth Avenue and Fourteenth Street.

Series 61, no. 361 Miss Mabel McKinley, to Appear at Hyde & Behman's Theatre Week of January 14, 1907.



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Series 61, no. 362 First Reformed Church of Brooklyn on Livingston Street in 1835.

Series 61, no. 363 Public School No. 36, Stagg Street, near Bushwick Avenue.

Series 61, no. 364 Lee Avenue Congregational Church, Lee Avenue, cor. Hooper Street.

Series 61, no. 365 St. Vincent's New Home for Boys.

Series 61, no. 366 Beautiful Residential Section of Flatbush--Avenue G, East of Ocean Avenue.

Series 62, no. 367 Beautiful Albemarle Road, Prospect Park South.

Series 62, no. 368 Hospital of the Old People's Home on Chauncey Street.

Series 62, no. 369 David Warfield in a Scene From "The Music Master," Booked for the Shubert, Week of January 21, 1907.

Series 62, no. 370 Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church, Classon Avenue and Monroe Street.

Series 62, no. 371 Crescent Club's New Home, Clinton and Pierrepont Street.

Series 62, no. 372 St. Francis College, Baltic Street near Court.

Series 63, no. 373 St. John's Parochial School, Lewis and Willoughby Avenues.

Series 63, no. 374 Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Seventh Avenue, Corner St. John's Place.

Series 63, no. 375 Two Old Mansions, Southwest Corner Stuyvesant Avenue and Bainbridge Street. Erected Over Fifty

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Series 63, no. 376 Kings County Trust Co. Building on Fulton St.

Series 63, no. 377 Miss Fay Templeton in "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway," at the Montauk, Week of January 21, 1907.

Series 63, no. 378 A Winter Scene in Prospect Park.

Series 64, no. 379 Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Church, Franklin Avenue, Near Myrtle.

Series 64, no. 380 The Vechte-Cortelyou House at Gowanus in 1699.

Series 64, no. 381 Public School 13, Degraw Street, Near Hicks.

Series 64, no. 382 Williamsburg Trust Company Building, Fulton Street, Opposite Borough Hall.

Series 64, no. 383 View of Willoughby Street, off. Fulton

Series 64, no. 384 Miss Maud Adams as "Peter Pan," the Montauk Theatre Attraction, Week of January 28, 1907.

Series 65, no. 385 Telephone Building, Willoughby and Lawrence Streets.

Series 65, no. 386 Fountain in the Old City Hall Park.

Series 65, no. 387 Type of Very Old Houses on Baltic Street, near Smith.



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Series 65, no. 388 South Second Street M.E. Church.

Series 65, no. 389 Hotel St. George, Clark and Hicks Streets.

Series 65, no. 390 Scene from "The New York Idea," to be Produced at the Shubert Theatre February 11, 1907. Mrs. Fiske,

the Star.

Series 66, no. 391 Hecla Iron Works, North Eleventh and Berry Streets.

Series 66, no. 392 Commercial High School, Albany Avenue, between Dean and Bergen Streets.

Series 66, no. 393 Abraham Lincoln, by H. Stanley Todd. Photo copyright by Stark Co., N.Y.

Series 66, no. 394 Dorothy Donnelly, Starring in "The Daughters of Men," Appearing at the Montauk February 11, 1907.

Series 66, no. 395 Second United Presbyterian Church, Atlantic Ave. and Bond St.

Series 66, no. 396 Gardener's Lodge (Battle Hill), Greenwood Cemetery, in 1840.

Series 67, no. 397 Public School No. 25, Lafayette Avenue, near Throop.

Series 67, no. 398 Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Debevoise Place, near DeKalb Avenue.

Series 67, no. 399 Jessie Millward in the "Hypocrites" at the Montauk, Week February 18th [1907].

Series 67, no. 400 Knox Hat Factory, St. Marks and Grand Avenues.

Series 67, no. 401 George Washington.

Series 67, no. 402 The Mohawk Apartments, Washington Avenue, near Greene.

Series 68, no. 403 Squadron C Armory, Bedford Avenue and Eastern Parkway.

Series 68, no. 404 Skating on Prospect Park Lake.

Series 68, no. 405 Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church, Greene Avenue, near Patchen.

Series 68, no. 406 Brooklyn, as Seen from Trinity Church, New York, in 1853.

Series 68, no. 407 Public School 57, Reid Ave., cor. Van Buren St.

Series 68, no. 408 Mr. William Gillette.

Series 69, no. 409 U.S. Cruiser "Minneapolis."

Series 69, no. 410 Prosenium Arch of the Beautiful Shubert Theatre.

Series 69, no. 411 P.S. No. 78, Pacific St., near Court.

Series 69, no. 412 Kings Co. Savings Inst., B'way and Bedford Ave.

Series 69, no. 413 Frederick Loeser & Co. Department Store, Fulton Street.

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Series 70, no. 415 Washington Ave. Baptist Church, Washington Ave. Cor. Gates.

Series 70, no. 416 P.S. No. 21, McKibbin St., near Manhattan Ave.

Series 70, no. 417 Scene from Act I of "The Light Eternal," the Shubert Theatre Attraction, Week of March 25th.

Series 70, no. 418 Brooklyn Bridge.

Series 70, no. 419 "Tunisian," of the Allan State Line.

Series 70, no. 420 The Elks in Prospect Park.

Series 71, no. 421 Jessie Busley in "The Bishop's Carriage," at the Montauk Theatre, March 25th [1907].

Series 71, no. 422 Labon's Inn, 1853. Present Site of Journeay & Burnham on Flatbush Avenue.

Series 71, no. 423 Public School No. 70, Patchen Avenue, Corner Macon Street.

Series 71, no. 424 Temple Beth-Elohim, Keap St., near Division Ave.

Series 71, no. 425 Convent of Mercy, 12th Avenue and 64th Street.

Series 71, no. 426 A Bit of Woodland in Prospect Park.

Series 72, no. 427 Scene from "The Road to Yesterday," the Shubert Theatre, Attraction Week of April 8th [1907].

Series 72, no. 428 Erie Basin and Gowanus Canal.

Series 72, no. 429 Ferry House Foot of Montague Street, 1850.

Series 72, no. 430 Baptist Temple, Schermerhorn St. and Third Ave.

Series 72, no. 431 Old Vanderveer Mill, Canarsie, Over 200 Years Old.

Series 72, no. 432 Public School No. 18, Maujer St., near Ewen St.

Series 73, no. 433 Abraham & Straus' Department Store on Fulton Street.

Series 73, no. 434 Charlotte Walker and Vincent Serrano in "On Parole," the Shubert Theatre Attraction, Week of April 1st

[1907].

Series 73, no. 435 Public School No. 40, Fifteenth Street, near Fourth Avenue.

Series 73, no. 436 Warren St. M.E. Church and Parsonage, Warren St., near Smith.

Series 73, no. 437 Frozen Lake in the Vale of Cashmere, Prospect Park.

Series 73, no. 438 Handsome Residences on Albemarle Road, Flatbush.

Series 74, no. 439 Mr. Richard Mansfield, Booked for the Montauk Theatre, Week of April 8th [1907].

Series 74, no. 440 A.D. Matthews' Sons' Department Store, Fulton Street.

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Series 74, no. 442 St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Bedford Ave.

Series 74, no. 443 Edgett's Restaurant, Fulton St. and Flatbush Ave.

Series 74, no. 444 Old Homestead at Vanderveer Farm, Canarsie, Over 200 Years Old.

Series 75, no. 445 Scene from First Act of "Mme. Butterfly," the Japanese Grand Opera, to be Presented at the Montauk

Theatre, Week of April 22nd [1907].

Series 75, no. 446 The Montague Apartment Hotel, Montague St.

Series 75, no. 447 Public School No. 56, Bushwick Avenue, cor. Madison Street.

Series 75, no. 448 Second United Presbyterian Church, Bond St., cor. Atlantic Ave.

Series 75, no. 449 Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum.

Series 75, no. 450 Statue of "Lion and Cubs" in Prospect Park.

Series 76, no. 451 Lillian Blauvelt and Maurice Farkoa in "The Magic Knight," in Joe Weber's Production at the Shubert,

Week of April 22nd [1907].

Series 76, no. 452 Wide Stretch of Ocean Avenue.

Series 76, no. 453 Memorial Church, Seventh Avenue and St. John's Place.

Series 76, no. 454 Concourse Park, Coney Island.

Series 76, no. 455 Public School No. 7, York, near Bridge Street.

Series 76, no. 456 Farm House, Prospect Park.

Series 77, no. 457 Avenue G, Looking East from Coney Island Avenue.

Series 77, no. 458 Steamship "Hamburg," Hamburg-American Line.

Series 77, no. 459 Three-Arch Bridge in Prospect Park.

Series 77, no. 460 Scene from "The Three of Us," the Shubert Theatre Attraction, Week of May 6th [1907].

Series 77, no. 461 Protestant Episcopal Church of the Messiah, Greene Avenue cor. Clermont Avenue.

Series 77, no. 462 Public School No. 75, Evergreen Ave., cor. Ralph.

Series 78, no. 463 Emanuel Baptist Church, Lafayette Ave. and St. James Place.

Series 78, no. 464 Public School No. 16, Wilson Street, near Bedford Avenue.

Series 78, no. 465 Thomas W. Ross, now Starring in "The Other Girl," the Shubert Theatre Attraction, Week of May 13th

[1907].

Series 78, no. 466 Mt. Prospect Pumping Station.

Series 78, no. 467 Imperial Apartment House, Bedford Avenue and Dean Street.



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Series 78, no. 468 Lotus Basin, Prospect Park.

Series 79, no. 469 Public School No. 44, Throop Avenue, corner Putnam.

Series 79, no. 470 St. Peter's P.E. Church, State Street near Bond. Rev. Lindsay Parker, Pastor.

Series 79, no. 471 H. Batterman's Department Store, Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aves.

Series 79, no. 472 Path Leading to the Flower Garden, Prospect Park.

Series 79, no. 473 The Orpheum Theatre, Fulton Street and Rockwell Place.

Series 79, no. 474 Shore Drive Looking North from Ninety-Second Street.

Series 80, no. 475 United States Navy Yard, Looking North to the East River.

Series 80, no. 476 The Swans on Prospect Park Lake.

Series 80, no. 477 Folly Theatre.

Series 80, no. 478 Public School No. 18, Maujer Street, near Leonard.

Series 80, no. 479 Central Congregational Church, Hancock St. near Bedford Ave., Rev. S. Parkes Cadman, Pastor.

Series 80, no. 480 Thirteenth Regiment Armory on Sumner, Jefferson and Putnam Avs [sic ].

Series 81, no. 481 Miss Blance Bates and Mr. Frank Keenan in a Scene from "The Girl of the Golden West," the Shubert

Theatre Attraction Week of May 27th [1907].

Series 81, no. 482 Eagle Warehouse and Storage Co., of Brooklyn, 28 to 44 Fulton Street.

Series 81, no. 483 Public School 119, East Thirty-ninth Street and Avenue K.

Series 81, no. 484 Second Presbyterian Church, Clinton Street, cor. Remsen.

Series 81, no. 485 Crowd on the Coney Island Bowery.

Series 81, no. 486 A Nook in Prospect Park.

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