1907

Manhattan: State Street - Whitehall Street

1 to 6 State Street, (left), at, adjoining and west of the N.W. corner of Whitehall Street, showing the Seamen's Church Institute (No. 1, corner building) and contiguous to it the house of the British Consulate General (No. 2). Also seen, are Nos. 46 to 34 Whitehall Street (right), west side, north from and including State, to Pearl Streets. Nos. 1 to 3 State and 46 to 40 Whitehall Streets, were demolished in 1913, and their sites are now (1937), occupied by the 12-story South Ferry Building. Nos. 4-5 (white house) and 6, upon which two additional stories were added, now comprise a 6-story annex to South Ferry Building. 1907. Brown Brothers.

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection