From my old Negative from august 1984
CNJ ferry slips at Liberty Street
Does anyone have better pictures of the street-side of Piers 10 and 11? As far as I know the building was connected to the Liberty Ferry Building and owned by the same company.
“A short film about the building of the World Trade Center AND the telephony challenges the construction posed.”
Stereo view of the Skyline in the 1950s.
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1949
Now is it just me, or does the World Building just seem to alternate between cream/tan and orange
1946, orange looking
1950, tan
1954, orange
1954, back to tan
Skyline view from Municipal Building 1933
Manhattan from 111 John St, Irving Trust Building under construction 1930.
Birds eye view 1930
Uptown view from 120 Wall Street
Old Slip and City Bank Farmers Trust Building under construction 1930
English intro to the TV-Serie „Kojak“
German intro „Kojak Einsatz in Manhattan“ 1973
Credit: Universal Television
July 1957, from NYTimes:
L-R: Demolition of the Atlantic Mutual Building at 49 Wall Street, Construction of 79 Pine Street, and the recently finished 20 Broad Street
Snips from Architectural Forum (1961)
Aerial of One Chase Manhattan Plaza and the future south plaza site circa late 1960
View from the northeast
Spring 1961 from 70 Pine Street; Wadsworth Building and 30 Pine Street being demolished at lower left
1950s
Spring 1960.
Note Chase under construction, demolition for the Water Street widening, and demolition of the old 24-story 60 Broad Street
Unbuilt Skyscraper:
Television City Tower
150 stories | 1,670 feet
New York Stock Exchange Tower
140 stories | 1,792 feet
10 Columbus Circle
750 FT
I’m actually really digging that Columbus Circle idea. Would look great next to 220 CPS.
North-West Corner Fulton and South Street 1932.
Looking north from the 44th Street 1927
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1941
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December of 1828 - Old New York “Madison Square”. View north from 21st Street looking up Broadway to Bloomingdale Road.