1891

Manhattan: Nassau Street - Spruce Street

Nassau Street, east side, from Spruce (right) to Frank-fort (left) Street's, showing the buildings identified with this locale, Printing House Square. From right to left, these are, the Times Building (erected 1888), the Tribune Building (erected 1870's), the Sun Building (Chas. A. Dana became editor in 1868 and transfered here), and the Pulitzer (World) Building (erected 1888-9). At the left margin appears a portion of the City Hall and the Brooklyn Bridge train shed. The trees in the fore-ground are in City Hell Park. About 1891 Thru New York Historical Society

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection