[Tablet and inscription on building at 15 Maiden Lane.]

[Tablet on building of International Telephone Co., Broad and William Streets.]

[41 Broadway, site of first habitation by white men on Manhattan Island, built in 1613 by Adrian Block.]

[Site of first printing press in New York by William Bradford in 1693.]

[Fraunces Tavern.]

[Plaque placed in error at 10 Pearl Street to mark the site of the first city hall, which was actually at 73 Pearl Street.]

[Tablet on New York Cotton Exchange.]

[Stone tablet inscription about the history of Nassau Street.]

[Plaque on South Ferry Building.]

[Plaque on west side of Stone Street.]

[On Marketfield Street, corner of Broad Street.]

[Plaque--Edgar Allen Poe.]

[Plaque at Golden Hill.]

[Tallmadge Memorial, Fraunces Tavern.]

[Tablet for Marinus Willett on Broad Street and Beaver Street.]

[Fraunces Tavern, where George Washington took leave of his officers, December 4, 1783.]

[Tablet commemorating the site of the second presidential mansion.]

[Plaque on 115 Broadway, corner of Thames Street.]

[Table for Marinus Willet on Broad Street and Beaver Street.]

[Sub-Treasury building.]