1907

Manhattan: Mulberry Street - Bayard Street

Mulberry Street, east side, north from and including Bayard Street. Note P.S. No. 23, on the N.E. corner. Pushcart peddlers, vendors etc., are shown in this series of views, are still typical of this neighborhood ("Little Italy" or "Mulberry Bend"). About 1907. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. The same view, further southward. About 1907. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. A portion of the foreground of No. 2. Note the 1-story frame structure adjoining No. 66 Mulberry Street the S.E. corner building. Shown on the right, is the humble start of a local bank; Banco De Prisco, which is now (1936), known as the Prisco Bank, and is located at No. 73, west side, north of Bayard Street; About 1907. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection