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New York in the Thirties
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Nearly 100 classic images by noted photographer: Rockefeller Center on the rise, Bowery restaurants, dramatic views of the City's bridges, Washington Square, old movie houses, rows of old tenements laced with laundry, Wall Street, Flatiron Building, waterfront, and many other landmarks.
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North American HistoryLIST OF PLATES
1. DE PEYSTER STATUE, Bowling Green, Manhattan Frontispiece
2. BROADWAY TO THE BATTERY, Manhattan
3. DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND POLICE STATION, Manhattan
4. CUSTOM HOUSE STATUES AND NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE BUILDING, Bowling Green, Manhattan
5. “THEOLINE,” Pier 11, East River, Manhattan
6. STANTON STREET, Nos. 328-332, Manhattan
7. ROAST CORN MAN, Orchard and Hester Streets, Manhattan
8. WALL STREET, SHOWING EAST RIVER, Manhattan
9. FIREHOUSE, BATTERY, Manhattan
10. MANHATTAN BRIDGE: LOOKING UP, Manhattan
11. ROPE STORE: PEERLESS EQUIPMENT CO., 189 South Street, Manhattan
12. CANYON: BROADWAY AND EXCHANGE PLACE, Manhattan
13. “WATUPPA,” from water front, Brooklyn
14. WATER FRONT: FROM PIER 19, EAST RIVER, Manhattan
15. SHELTER ON THE WATER FRONT, Coenties Slip, Pier 5, East River, Manhattan
16. DOWNTOWN SKYPORT, Foot of Wall Street, East River, Manhattan
17. BROOKLYN BRIDGE, WITH PIER 21, PENNSYLVANIA R. R., East River, Manhattan
18. HENRY STREET, looking west from Market, Manhattan
19. OLD POST OFFICE, Broadway and Park Row, Manhattan
20. LEBANON RESTAURANT, 88 Washington Street, Manhattan
21. CITY ARABESQUE, from roof of 60 Wall Tower, Manhattan
22. “EL,” SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE LINES, Bowery and Division Street, Manhattan
23. FERRY, CENTRAL R. R. OF N. J., foot of Liberty Street, Manhattan
24. HOT DOG STAND, West Street and North Moore Street, Manhattan
25. WEST STREET ROW, 115-118 West Street, Manhattan
26. GUNSMITH AND POLICE DEPARTMENT, 6 Centre Market Place, and 240 Centre Street, Manhattan
27. TRI-BORO BARBER SCHOOL, 264 Bowery, Manhattan
28. SNUFF SHOP, 113 Division Street, Manhattan
29. OLD-LAW TENEMENTS: from Forsyth and East Houston Streets, 35-47½ East First Street, Manhattan
30. CHICKEN MARKET, 55 Hester Street, Manhattan
31. BLOSSOM RESTAURANT, 103 Bowery, Manhattan
32. HARDWARE STORE, 316-318 Bowery, Manhattan
33. LYRIC THEATRE, 100 Third Avenue, Manhattan
34. BROOME STREET, Nos. 512-514, Manhattan
35. ST. MARK’S CHURCH with skywriting, East 10th Street and Second Avenue, Manhattan
36. CHEESE STORE, 276 Bleecker Street, Manhattan
37. BREAD STORE, 259 Bleecker Street, Manhattan
38. MORI RESTAURANT, 144 Bleecker Street, Manhattan
39. “EL” STATION, NINTH AVENUE LINE, Christopher Street, Manhattan
40. WASHINGTON SQUARE, LOOKING NORTH, Manhattan
41. DOORWAY: 204 WEST 13TH STREET, Manhattan
42. ST. LUKE’S CHAPEL AND OLD HOUSES, 483 Hudson Street and 487-493 Hudson Street, Manhattan
43. DOORWAY: TREDWELL HOUSE, 29 East Fourth Street, Manhattan
44. GAY STREET, NOS. 14 AND 16, Manhattan
45. PATCHIN PLACE WITH JEFFERSON MARKET COURT IN BACKGROUND, Manhattan
46. PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE, 133 MacDougal Street, Manhattan
47. MINETTA STREET, NOS. 2, 4, 6, Manhattan
48. FIFTH AVENUE, NOS. 4, 6, 8, Manhattan
49. CIVIC REPERTORY THEATER, 105 West 14th Street, Manhattan
50. UNION SQUARE, Manhattan
51. ROTHMAN’S PAWNSHOP, 149 Eighth Avenue, Manhattan
52. NEWSSTAND, southwest corner of 32nd Street and Third Avenue, Manhattan
53. GRAMERCY PARK WEST, NOS. 3 and 4, Manhattan
54. FERRIES, FOOT OF WEST 23RD STREET, Manhattan
55. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, northwest corner of West 23rd Street and Eighth Avenue, Manhattan
56. FLATIRON BUILDING, Manhattan
57. GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL, 244-248 West 34th and 245-249 West 33rd Streets, Manhattan
58. SEVENTH AVENUE, LOOKING NORTH FROM 35TH STREET, Manhattan
59. HERALD SQUARE, Manhattan
60. McGRAW-HILL BUILDING, 330 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
61. FORTIETH STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH AVENUES, Manhattan
62. TEMPO OF THE CITY, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, looking west from Seymour Building, 503 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan
63. MURRAY HILL HOTEL: SPIRAL, 112 Park Avenue, Manhattan
64. PARK AVENUE AND 39TH STREET, Manhattan
65. DAILY NEWS BUILDING, 220 East 42nd Street, Manhattan
66. GLASS-BRICK AND BROWNSTONE FRONTS, 211 and 209 East 48th Street, Manhattan
67. ROCKEFELLER CENTER WITH COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS IN FOREGROUND, Manhattan
68. ROCKEFELLER CENTER: FROM 444 MADISON AVENUE, Manhattan
69. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S, WALDORF-ASTORIA AND GENERAL ELECTRIC BUILDING, Manhattan
70. QUEENSBORO BRIDGE, looking southwest from pier at 41st Road, Long Island City, Queens
71. FACADE, ALWYN COURT, 174-182 West 58th Street and 911-917 Seventh Avenue, Manhattan
72. SUMNER HEALEY ANTIQUE SHOP, 942...
Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- New York in the Thirties
- List of Plates
- Back Cover