134–140 Grand Street, New York City, 1870
This loft building, built by clothing manufacturer Charles C. Hastings and designed by William Field & Son, is depicted the year it opened. It stands on the northeast corner of Crosby Street.
Equitable Life Assurance Building, 120 Broadway, New York City 1870
The Equitable Life Assurance Building, 120 Broadway, southeast corner of Cedar Street, depicted the year it opened.
Gilsey House, Broadway and 29th Street, New York City 1870
Gilsey House (hotel) on the northeast corner of Broadway and 29th Street
Grand Central Depot, New York City, 1870
This was the predecessor of Grand Central Terminal; it opened in 1871.
Grand Central Hotel, Broadway at Bond Street, New York City 1870
Grand Central Hotel, Broadway between Bleecker Street and Amity Street (today called West 3rd Street), opposite Bond Street, Manhattan, New York City, the year it opened. It was later renamed the Broadway Central Hotel.
Kemp Building, Cedar and William Streets, New York City 1870
The Kemp Building, northeast corner of William and Cedar Streets (68–70 William Street),[1] New York City, depicted in 1870; it opened the following year. The developer was George Kemp and the architect was Gr... More
Lord & Taylor Building, Broadway and 20th Street, New York City 1870
The Lord & Taylor Building, Broadway and 20th Street, New York City, depicted the year it opened.
Old House in Rector Street, New York City, Henry Farrer 1870
Old House in Rector Street, New York City, by Henry Farrer
St. George Building, Beekman and Cliff Streets, New York City 1870
The St. George Building, depicted the year of its completion, replaced St. George's Episcopal Church on the northwest corner of Beekman and Cliff Streets in New York City.[1][2] It was in turn demolished for t... More