Manhattan: Pine Street - William Street, 1930

Manhattan: Pine Street - William Street

Pine Street (diagonally across lower portion) at William Street (right margin) as viewed southwestward from No. 1 Cedar Street (at Pearl Street), showing the northern sides (rears) of structures that front on Wall Street. From left to right they are the H.L. Dougherty and Company Building (No. 60-62 Wall Street); the National City Building (No. 52 Wall Street); the Bank of New York Building (No. 48 Wall Street); and the Bank of Manhattan Building. (No. 40 Wall Street). The latter is west of William Street while all the former are east of same. Nestling to the right is the 16 storied structure at the S.E. corner of William and Pine Streets which has been occupied by Kuhn, Loeb and Co. for years, No. 52-54 William Street. July 7, 1930. P.L. Sperr

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection

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