From the 41st floor of a skyscraper at 41st Street and Madison Avenue. Looking south. Statue of Liberty in distance.

And so with this view - we bid good-bye to the world's greatest city.

Above the rooftops. 41st floor, 41st Street. Looking toward the East River. Williamsburg Bridge in the distance.

An inspiring view of the city from the 59th Street lake in Central Park.

Night- when tired New Yorkers seek the pleasures of the many theatres, night clubs and restaurants to forget the cares of the day.

Washington. Wall Street. Steps of Sub-Treasury. Washington taking the oath of office as 1st President April 30, 1789.

The skyline - a traveler's view of the skyline from the decks of an ocean liner.

Manhattan Towers from Battery Park. View from Battery Park. Center building is the Standard Oil. Custom House on the right.

News Building. Rear - from 41st Street. Here is published New York's most popular tabloid newspaper.

Bryant Park. A victim of the Depression. Out of a job, the attitude of utter dejection and submission to fate is all too strongly evident.

Sons of Rest on South Street docks.

"Grand Central Zone." From the Paramount Building. All of these tall buildings have practically been erected in the past 6 years.

[View of Upper New York Harbor, building nearing completion in foreground is the Manhattan Life Insurance Building.]

The Leviathan at pier 86, Hudson River. New York with its large buildings has also the world's largest ships on her waterfronts.

Union or "Red" Square from 14th Street. A parade of radicals surrounds the park.

The last stand of the antique carriages of the "Golden Nineties", a strange sight among New York's smart motor traffic.

Sailing time, the whistle blows and the great ship is off for foreign lands.

500 5th Avenue, 42nd Street. Here is an example of the modern vogue in skyscrapers, 50 stories high.

This gigantic figure over the entrance of the R.C.A. building in Rockefeller Center, seems to hold on his shoulders the immense pile of stone and steel mounting to the sky.

Pell Street. Chinatown. Here are food shops to delight the Chinese taste.