1932

Manhattan: Bank Street - Washington Street

Bank Street, south side, from Washington to Greenwich Streets, inclusive. The clearing on the S.W. corner, in the right foreground, is part of the demolition for the railroad viaduct to be built along Washington Street. The chimney near Greenwich Street belongs to the Hudson Laundry plant at 108 Bank Street and 760 Greenwich Street. No. 110, now an ice plant, occupies the sight (sic) of Governor George Clinton's residence. July 20, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

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Manhattan: Bank Street - Washington Street
1932
Manhattan: Washington Street - 11th Street
1933; 1937
Manhattan: Washington Street - 11th Street (West)
1930
Manhattan: Washington Street - Bank Street
1930
Manhattan: Washington Street - 11th Street
1932; 1933
Manhattan: Washington Street - 11th Street
1933; 1937
Manhattan: Washington Street - Bank Street
1930
Manhattan: 11th Street (West) - Washington Street
1935
Manhattan: Bank Street - Washington Street
1940
Manhattan: Washington Street - 11th Street (West)
1933
Manhattan: Washington Street - 11th Street (West)
1931
Manhattan: Bank Street - Washington Street
1930

Manhattan: Bank Street - Washington Street

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