Junction of Broadway and Eighth Avenue N.Y. 1861
The Sophia B. Furniss Mansion
Junction of Broadway and Central Park West, Formerly Eighth Avenue (1903)
Broadway at 72nd Street. Showing the Colonial Club, St. Andrews Hotel, Rutgers Presp. Church and the Ansonia Apartment House
Cyrus Clark and his Guests at the Dinner Given him by the West End Asssociation at the Ansonia, December 12, 1903
Riverside Drive at 90th Street, Cyrus Clark's Residence and also the Residence of John H. Matthews
Third Avenue and 75th St. [First Avenue to Third Avenue]
Cyrus Clark's Old Residence. N.E. Corner Riverside Drive and 90th Street
The Last Horse Car, Now Running West of Central Park on West 86th Street
Riverside Drive and 89th Street, Showing Bishop Potter's Residence
East 84th Street [64th Street to 178th Street]
[Planned Elevation of the Old City Hall formerly standing in Wall Street in the City of New York, as it was in the years 1745, 1746, 1747]
Riverside Drive between 105th and 106th Streets.
Elevated Railroad at 110th Street. The Surrounding Country in 1880; New Subway Train
A Plan of the City and Environs of New York as they were in the years 1742, 1743 and 1744. Drawn by D.G. in the 76th year of his age who had at this time a perfect & correct recollection of every part
Bretton Hall. Broadway 85th and 86th Streets
The American Museum of Natural History
Riverside Drive at 112th Street, Showing the Arch of the Cathedral