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A PHOTOGRAPHIC PANORAMA 
 
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Statue of Ericsson, the Inventor— B attery Park. 
 Statue urn Griefjon, teni Grfinter— 23atter\) art. 
 
Tun Whttrhai.i, Bhi dint. — Whitehall St., opposite Battery Park 
 JUUjitctyall (S'cbntitoc 'JL'hitchnU 3 tv gcflcniibci: SBnttm) $arf. 
 
The Stock Exchange- Broad and Wall St. 
 Tie WfticiuSi'rfe — v 33roat> unb 5Catl 0tv. 
 
WALL .Street, from William Street to Trinity Church. 
 
The Chamber of Commerce-65 Liberty Street. 
 Tic . < oanbcl‘5:.Qaunucr — 65 Vibcvtu @tr. 
 
Broadway— Looking North -from* John Street. 
 SBroafrinotys jficrfcli&e ftnfttfyt foil Str. Qiifl. 
 
Broad Street, from Corner Wall and Broad. 
 ‘2?rcnt 0tr., ten tecfe SBatt unt> SSreafc. 
 
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Clearing House Building— Cedar Street, between Broadway and Nassau St. 
 9d'Vfd)nunjjIiaii«5@(l!l\ite— ISetar £tv., jitnitfocn SPventn'm' n nt Siaffau £tr. 
 

 
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Trinity Church, Protestant Episcopal— Broadway, at the Head of Wall St. 
 CtrlmPi fiivrf'f, ^rdcflantUctpSvnltrpaHld;— Trcatiran, am ?tnfang tor 'Hall Str. 
 
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Interior View or Trinity Church. 
 
Statue of Nathan Hale, the Martyr Spy of the Revolution. 
 City Hall Park, near Broadway and Mail St. 
 
 Statue ucn 'JJatfyan .vale, tein ffl&vtvrcrsSpion ter Dici'clution. 
 
Washington Statue, Entrance to Sub-Tkeasuuy Building in Wall St. 
 
 Present Building is on site of Federal Hall, where Washington took oath of office as first President of United States. 
 Statue ffijajfiingtpnf, Gingang jum Sd;a(;amte-=©ct’aut'C in ‘Eall Str. 
 
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Pa k k KoW Hu I LDl N( j — T hirty Stories — Park Row, between Ann and Heekman Sts. 
 
 fH’l'.uitc— Tvcivu) Sti'dircvfo— *^«rf :)um\ jU'ticbcn “.’Inn unt ^eofman 3 1 r. 
 
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 The Bowery— F rom (irand Street, looking North. 
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Grace Church, Protestant Episcopal — Broadway, near iotli 1st. 
 (Since SSivdje, ^rolcftantitd)4tp\|tc)jaltfif)— ®roafrii>ai), nolle 10. £lv. 
 
(* race Church Rectory— Adjoining Grace Church. 
 $favrel ter Gh*ace-$Uvd;e— 5luftov,cnt> fccv Gkaces&irdje. 
 
The Fuller Building— Junction of Broadway and 5 U 1 Ave. at 2 .|d St. 
 Dai gutter ©cbaute— ©voatneao uttj) 5. ?lre. ail 23. Stv. 
 
LINCOLN BUILDING IN REAR. BROADWAY. 
 

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 BROADWAY. DECKER BUILDING. "THE CENTURY.” EVERETT hOub . FOURTH AVENUE. 
 
 Union Square and Washington Equestrian Statue. 
 
 Union Square unb OieiteisStatue 2BaiI;tngton3. 
 
Temple Bar Building— 44 Court St., Borough of Brooklyn 
 Semple 33 a v ffieMutv — 44 Court Sir., 33oroii$t) veil SSroot-ltyn. 
 
Fifth Ave. Hotel. Albemarle Hotel. Hoffmann House. 
 
 Madison Square— From Twenty-third Street and Madison Avenue. 
 fOfatijon Square— Son ber 23. Str. unb 2Rabt(on Sloenue aug. 
 

Madison Square Garden— M adison Ave. and East 27 th St. 
 SD'ablfon 0quare ©avbon ^fatiion 9(we. unb >Ofi 27. £tv. 
 

Waldorf Astoria — Fifth Ave., 33rd to 34th Sts. 
 SOalborf Tlftoria— 5. Whe., 33. biS 34. (Sir. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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 Soldiers 1 and Sailors’ Monument Riverside Drive and 8gth St. 
 ©olbotcns lirb SHlttfrftbe CDiiM unb 89- 6>tr. 
 
Hotel Netherland— 5 th Ave. and 59 th St. 
 A>ctcl OMfyorlcmb— 5. ?luc. tint 50. 0tr. 
 
Hotel Savoy— 5th Ave. and rgth -St. 
 fpotol Snoot)— 5. ?lvo. unt> 59. ©tv. 
 
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 VANDERBILT AVE. 
 
 GRAND CEMRAl STATION. 
 
 42 D STREET. 
 
 Grand Central Station — 42 d St. and 4 th Ave 
 ©rani) Central 93at)nl)of— 42. ©tv. unto 4. Sine. 
 
Vanderbilt Residences 
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 St. Thomas' Church. Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, 
 
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 Fifth Avenue, West Side— North from 51 st Street, 
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 Thb Union League Club— Filth Ave. and 39 th St. 
 Union Sicnflue (Slub— 5. «oe. unb 39. Sir. 
 

St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Roman Catholic— Fifth Ave., 50th to 51st Sts. 
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Interior View St. Patrick’s Cathedral. 
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 The Ansonia — Broadway and 74th St. 
 Wujouia— SBroatottxrt) u»ib 74. Str. 
 
PALISADES IN DISTANCE. HUDSON RIVER. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 
 
 General Grant’s Monument and Burial Place— R iverside Drive and 123d Street, 
 
 (general ©rant’S iU'enument unt> 'fievji&bntfcplafc — Miperfite Drtpe unt 123. ©ti. 
 
Bank Rock Bridge, in Central Park — near 77 th St., West. 
 23anf SHocf 23riicfe, ini GentraB^arf, nalje 77. 0tr. SBcft. 
 
Egyptian Obelisk in Central Park. 
 
 Presented to City through Department of State in ,877, by the Khedive of Egvot, Ismail Pasha. 
 
 Slegnptifcfye Dbelt^f ini (SentraP^arf. 
 
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 4 EAGLES’ 1 — A Piece of Ornamental Work in Central Park. 
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 Prospect Park— B orough of Brooklyn. 
 
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 Club House, Atlantic Yacht CLUB-Borough of Brooklyn. 
 (ilubsUans, atlantic gjnc^t Club— UJorou^b bon ©rooflgn.