FIFTY PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF NEW YORK
FIFTY PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF NEW YORK
FIFTY PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF NEW YORK　CITY CHICAGO AND NEW YORK: RAND, McNALLY & CO., PUBLISHERS, 1896.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. Copyright 1895, by Rand, McNally & Co.
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE. PROMENADE. (in the lower left frame)
VIEW LOOKING NORTHEAST FROM ROOF OF OFFICE BUILDING, 66 BROADWAY.
VIEW LOOKING SOUTH FROM ROOF OF OFFICE BUILDING, 66 BROADWAY.
VIEW LOOKING SOUTHWEST FROM ROOF OF OFFICE BUILDING, 66 BROADWAY.
BATTERY PARK AND HARBOR FROM ROOF OF WASHINGTON BUILDING, 1 BROADWAY.
SOUTH STREET - Looking South from Coenties Slip.  JEANNETTE PARK.
WEST STREET - Looking North from Rector Street.
BROAD STREET - Looking South from Wall Street.  STOCK EXCHANGE.
WALL STREET AND TRINITY CHURCH.  R. Mc.N-Co.
INTERIOR OF STOCK EXCHANGE - Broad and Wall Streets.
UNITED STATES SUB-TREASURY - Northeast Corner Wall and Nassau Streets.  ASSAY OFFICE.
THE CITY HALL - In City Hall Park, between Broadway and Park Row, opposite Murray Street.
PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE.  WORLD.  SUN.  TRIBUNE.  TIMES.
POST OFFICE - Broadway, Park Row, and Mail Street.
CITY HALL PARK AND NEW BUILDINGS ON BROADWAY. Between Murray and Chambers Streets.
LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD - Bedloe's Island, New York Bay. Statue by BARTHOLDI.
THE GRAND CENTRAL RAILROAD STATION. Forty-second Street and Vanderbilt Avenue.
THE SALVATION ARMY BUILDING. Fourteenth Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues.
SECTIONAL DRY DOCK - East River.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD - East River.  OLD FRIGATE
WORK HOUSE, BLACKWELL'S ISLAND - East River.  CITY HOSPITAL.  NURSES' HOME.
SOUTH END BLACKWELL'S ISLAND - East River.
OYSTER ROW - West Street, near Foot of Eleventh Street.
GANSEVOORT MARKET - West and Washington Streets, Gansevoort to Little Twelfth Street.
BROADWAY, FROM BOND TO TENTH STREET.
GRACE CHURCH, PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL - Broadway, near Tenth Street. JAMES RENWICK, Architect.
FOURTEENTH STREET - Looking West from Fifth Avenue.
THE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL ARCH. Washington Square, at the beginning of Fifth Avenue. Designed by STANFORD WHITE.
UNION SQUARE - Looking Northwest from Corner Fourth Avenue and Fourteenth Street.  WASHINGTON EQUESTRIAN MONUMENT.
THE CASINO AND ABBEY'S THEATER - Broadway, Thirty-ninth to Thirty-eighth Street.
FOURTH AVENUE, TWENTY-FIRST TO TWENTY-THIRD STREET.  SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.  UNITED CHARITIES BUILDING.  CHURCH MISSIONS HOUSE.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Madison and Forth Avenues, West Twenty-sixth and West Twenty-seventh Streets. R. Mc. N-Co. MCKIM, MEAD & WHITE, Architects.
HERALD BUILDING. Herald Square, Broadway, Sixth Avenue, and Thirty-fifth Street. MCKIM, MEAD & WHITE, Architects. R. Mc. N-Co.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. Broadway, Seventh Avenue, West Thirty-ninth and West Fortieth Streets. J. C. CADY & CO., Architects.
THE WALDORF - Northwest Corner Fifth Avenue and Thirty-third Street. H. J. HARDENBERGH, Architect.
FIFTH AVENUE - Looking South from Twenty-second Street.
WINDSOR HOTEL AND FIFTH AVENUE - Looking North from Forty-sixth Street.
FIFTH AVENUE, FIFTY-FIRST TO FIFTY-SECOND STREET. HERTER BROS., Architects. MRS.WM. H. VANDERBILT. WM. D. SLOANE.
RESIDENCE OF CORNELIUS VANDERBILT - Fifth Avenue, Fifty-seventh to Fifty-eighth Street. GEORGE B. POST, Architect.
METROPOLITAN CLUB - Northeast Corner Fifth Avenue and Sixtieth Street. MCKIM MEAD & WHITE, Architects.
RESIDENCE OF MRS. JOHN JACOB ASTOR. Northeast Corner Fifth Avenue and Sixty-fifth Street. RICHARD M. HUNT, Architect.
ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, ROMAN CATHOLIC. Fifth Avenue, Fiftieth and Fifty-first Streets. JAMES RENWICK, Architect.
COLUMBUS MONUMENT - Fifty-ninth Street, Broadway, and Eighth Avenue.  R. Mc. N-Co.
THE EAST DRIVE, CENTRAL PARK.  EGYPTIAN OBELISK.
FOUNTAIN AND LAKE, CENTRAL PARK.
THE MALL, CENTRAL PARK.
HALL OF ARCHITECTURAL CASTS, METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART - Central Park, near Fifth Avenue and Eighty-second Street.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH STREET - Looking West from Seventh Avenue.
FIFTH AVENUE - Looking North from One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street.
THE WASHINGTON BRIDGE ACROSS HARLEM RIVER. From One Hundred and Eighty-first Street and Tenth Avenue to Aqueduct Avenue.
(c) Department of Geography, Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University