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Morton Street & Greenwich Street, Manhattan

2 historical photos taken here in 1908, oldest first.

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  • Manhattan: Morton Street - Greenwich Street, 1908

    Manhattan: Morton Street - Greenwich Street

    1908

  • Manhattan: Morton Street - Greenwich Street, 1908

    Manhattan: Morton Street - Greenwich Street

    1908

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Manhattan: Morton Street - Greenwich Street, 1908

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Manhattan: Morton Street - Greenwich Street

1908

Morton Street, north side, from Washington to Greenwich Streets, showing the old houses where the Bellas, Hess Building and the 636 Hudson Street loft building will rise. No. 617 Washington Street, at the corner, is of brick, but the others are frame. About 1908. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

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