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Watts Street & Sullivan Street, Manhattan

13 historical photos taken here between 1912 and 1939, oldest first.

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  • Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street, 1912

    Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street

    1912

  • Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street, 1922

    Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street

    1922

  • Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street, 1926

    Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street

    1926

  • Manhattan: Sullivan Street - Watts Street, 1926

    Manhattan: Sullivan Street - Watts Street

    1926

  • Manhattan: Sullivan Street - Watts Street, 1926

    Manhattan: Sullivan Street - Watts Street

    1926

  • Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street, 1926

    Manhattan: Watts Street - Sullivan Street

    1926

  • Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street., 1928

    Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street.

    1928

  • Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street., 1928–1932

    Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street.

    1928; 1932

  • Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street., 1928–1932

    Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street.

    1928; 1932

  • Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Sullivan Street - Broome Street., 1932–1939

    Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Sullivan Street - Broome Street.

    1932; 1939

  • Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Sullivan Street - Broome Street., 1932–1939

    Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Sullivan Street - Broome Street.

    1932; 1939

  • Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Sullivan Street - Broome Street., 1932–1939

    Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Sullivan Street - Broome Street.

    1932; 1939

  • Manhattan: Watts Street - 6th Avenue, 1937

    Manhattan: Watts Street - 6th Avenue

    1937

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Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street., 1928–1932

Photo 9 of 13 at Watts Street & Sullivan Street, Manhattan

Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Watts Street.

1928; 1932

(1) Sixth Avenue, west side, north from and including Watts Street, along the line of and including the former Clark Street, which has been absorbed by Sixth Avenue. No. 46 Watts Street, which used to be two doors from the N.W. corner of Sullivan and Watts Streets, is now practically at the N.W. corner of Sixth Avenue. 1932. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York. (2) The same during the extension of Sixth Ave. Note the political banners upon the fire escapes of No. 46. They depict the Democratic presidential candidates, Alfred E. Smith and William T. Robinson. October 19, 1928. P. L. Sperr.

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