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A third page of old postcards of New York City.
This old postcard of Grant Square in Brooklyn was mailed in 1912.
A postcard of the Bronx City Hall - posted in 1913.
No date for this view of some ladies out for a stroll on the Brooklyn Bridge.
A 1914 postcard of the Union League Club in Brooklyn.
A 1909 postcard of the Ansonia at Broadway and 73rd.
"Most Superbly Equiped House In The World".
The Brooklyn Subway.
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A jolly but somewhat uncomfortable way to see NYC - anyone know how this
vehicle was propelled - is that an engine underneath ? The driver has a steering
wheel - well he'd need it !
Wannamakers Store in 1906. Go to our Philadelphia page and have a look at their
Philly store !
An advertising postcard for the Broadway Central Hotel at 3rd and Broadway. This
building collapsed in 1973, killing four people. Click on the link to read about it !
The British Pavilion at the 1940 World's Fair.
A 1912 postcard of the Manhattan Opera House.
The RCA Building - a 1941 postcard.
This postcard from 1906 shows 14th Avenue and 6th
Street.
The Hudson Terminal and Tubes - an unused and thus
undated postcard.
Lower Broadway, with the Singer Building in the
background.
An unused and undated postcard of the Paramount
Building.
Subway Entrances, City Hall Park - a 1906 postcard.
The Obelisk in Central Park - a 1923 postcard.
This postcard of the Singer Building was mailed in
1911.
The Knickerbocker Hotel - this building is at 1466
Broadway and is now condominiums. Click on
this link
for some interesting background information.
An early postcard of the Stock Exchange.
An aerial view of the East River Bridges.
A 1900s view of NYC Skyline, with the Singer Building in the centre.
No date for this postcard of a Coney Island Excursion Boat..........
....and when you get there !!
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