1931; 1933

Manhattan: Broadway - Barclay Street

229 to 259 Broadway, west side, north from Barclay (left) to Warren (right) Streets, as viewed in a southwesterly direction from the Municipal Building and across City Hall Park. Prominently shown are the Transportation, Woolworth and New York Telephone Buildings all silhouetted against the North (Hudson) River. In the left foreground is the roof of the City Hall. June 23, 1933. P. L. Sperr. The same, minus No. 258-259, the Rogers Peet Building, at the S.E. corner of Warren Street. Shown in the left foreground of this view is the old United States Post Office located in the southern tip of City Hall Park. June 12, 1931. P. L. Sperr. The same, exclusive of the Woolworth Building, No. 229-237 Broadway, from Barclay Street to Park Place. On the right of this view appears a 12-story structure, No. 260-261 Broadway, at the N.W. corner of Warren Street, and a 5-story building, No. 265, adjoining same. June 23, 1933. P. L. Sperr.

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection