The Great Union Meeting in Union Square, New-York, April 20, 1861. No. 4. The Equestrian Statue of Washington, bearing aloft the flag of Fort Sumter. A great historical picture. Below see the heaving mass burning with devotion to the Constitution bequeathed to them as a sacred legacy by their fathers.
The Great Union Meeting, Union Square, New York, April 20, 1861.
The Great Union Meeting, Union Square, New York, April 20, 1861. This negative is No. 911, although labeled 908.
New York Academy of Music, corner 14th Street and Irving Place. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
The Return of the New York 69th Regiment, N.Y.S.N.G. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
The Return of the New York 69th Regiment, N.Y.S.N.G. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
Broadway from Broome Street, Looking Up. Banner hung across Broadway for Corcoran’s Zoaves.
Broadway from Broome Street, Looking Up. Banner for Corcoran’s Zouave’s hangs across Broadway.
Broadway from Broome Street, Looking Down. Banner hung across Broadway for the 76th Regiment, Scotchmen for [the Union]. This banner was displayed from late April through May, 1861.
Monuments on Cypress Avenue.
Monuments on Locust Avenue.
Tomb of W.W. Grosebeck, Dale Ave., Crescent Water foreground.
Tomb of W.W. Grosbeck, Dale Ave., Crescent Water foreground.
Tomb of Wm. Niblo, Dale Avenue.
Tomb of Isaac N. Phelps, Crescent Avenue.
Old Knotty Oak on Cypress Avenue.
The Valley. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
From near Casino, looking North.
From Summer House near Artists Gate (6th Ave. and 59th St.,) looking N.W.
View of Land East of the Park, East of the Meadows.
The Lake, from the Circle. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
From Eighth Ave. from 72d St., looking N.E.
The Lake.
From the Bell Tower, looking South, the Terrace and Mall in the distance.
From Bell Tower, looking S.E.
From the Summer House N.W. of the 6th Ave. Entrance.
From the Summer House near Artists Gate (6th Ave. and 59th St.,) looking N.W.
From the Circle, Looking South.
North Part of the Pond.
View Near the Oak Bridge.
From Large Rocks near 7th Ave., Looking S.E.
The Mall, Looking North.
The Lake, with the Bow Bridge in the distance. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
Grounds East of Mall, now temporarily occupied by animals for the Zoological collection. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
From the Casino, looking N.E.
Central Park, New York.
The Valley, Harlem Plains in the Distance.
The Drive, near the South End of the Lake.
The Lake and Bow Bridge, from the West. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
Rustic Boat Landing, West of the Circle. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
The Bridle Road North-East of the Pond.
View North-West of the Green.
The Pond.
From the Summit looking south. This is the Highest Natural Ground in the Park.
From the Drive West of the Green, looking South.
Transverse Road No. 2, South of Old Reservoir. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
The Terrace at the head of the Mall.
The Terrace at the head of the Mall. Title is the same as 1097 but image is different.
View in the Central Park.
The Terrace. From John Meig’s, Wash DC Collection. His note at bottom of label “Bo’t at Franklin & Co., 244 Pa. Av. Wash DC, Nov. 10, ’63.-25 cts.”
![Broadway from Broome Street, Looking Down. Banner hung across Broadway for the 76th Regiment, Scotchmen for [the Union].](https://antiquephotographicscollections.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/923-5034.jpg)
![Broadway from Broome Street, Looking Down. Banner hung across Broadway for the 76th Regiment, Scotchmen for [the Union].](https://antiquephotographicscollections.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/923b-5034.jpg)
