12877.
252. The Arbor, Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn
12892.
View in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
12897.
The Litchfield Mansion.
12909.
Entrance to Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
12910.
The Carousel, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
12911.
Carousel, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
12913.
No. 3. Panorama from Lookout Hill, towards Brooklyn, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
12914.
View in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
12915.
Boiler House & Well, Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
12916.
Boiler House & Well, Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
12917.
Concert Grove House, Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
12918.
Artists at Work, Prospect Park, Brooklyn. I believe the man at right is W.E. James. An assistant can be seen working, leaning in the back of the dark wagon.
12919.
10250. Decorating Gen. Grant’s Tomb, Decoration Day, Prospect Park, New York.
12920.
Prospect Rock, Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
12939.
Connelly Motor Streetcar/Trolley in New York. This is one of the earliest uses of a gasoline powered motor in a trolley. It shows a conductor at the controls. The side of the streetcar shows patent dates from 1886. This is railway car number 1.  Streetcars made by Connelly Motor Company operated on the Brooklyn Flatbush & Coney Island Railway. Also was used on the Elizabeth & Newark Horse Railroad. These cars didn’t last too long due to the smell of the exhaust and the noise. In 1878 the first American patent on a gasoline motor was filed by The Connelly Motor Company of New York. It advertised automobiles for sale in 1888, thus constituting one of the earliest known (and perhaps the first) gasoline driven motor cars available to the public. The Daimler and the Duryea were offered for sale in 1891 and 1892, respectively.
12953.
Green-Wood Cemetery, New York. Untitled.
12954.
82. Sec. 100. Ocean Hill, Westside, View North.
12955.
The Tour, Greenwood.
12956.
Greenwood Cemetery, No. 42.
12957.
293. Sec. 2. Vision Path. George Steers.
12958.
252. Sect. 92. Cherry Ave.–Taylor.
12959.
254. Sec. 92. Cherry Hill. Canda.
12960.
158. Sec. 91. Highland Avenue.
12961.
Entrance to Green-Wood.
12962.
296. Sec. 11. Tulip Hill. Mrs. M. Carlin.
12963.
No. 645. Sec. 108. Bay-Side Dell–A.H. Van Bokkelin.
12964.
No. 761. Sec. 11. Tulip Hill–S.T. Chamsey.
12965.
383. Sec. 119. Ocean Hill–Augustus Wm. Howland.
12966.
463. Sec. 91. Near Fern Path.–Walker–Bowden.
12967.
No. 768. Sec. 55. Front Ave.–Clark Wright, M.D.
12968.
No. 606. Sec. 73, 74. Grove Ave.–Daniel Pomeroy.
12969.
76. Sec. 100. Ocean Hill, View North.
12970.
143. Sec. 92. Charlotte Canda.
12971.
965. Green-Wood Cemetery. Untitled.
12912.
No. 18, Shelter House, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
12972.
Green-Wood Cemetery. Woodruff.
12973.
Green-Wood Cemetery. Adeline Cecelia.
12974.
Green-Wood Cemetery. Untitled.
12975.
No. 680. Sec. 60. Aspen Hill–Rev. Andrew Starke, L.L.D.
12976.
Green-wood Cemetery. Untitled.
12977.
40. Sec. 68. From Lawn Girt Hill, looking South.
12978.
45. Sec. 27. Alpine Hill.
12979.
47. Sec. 27. Summit Avenue, looking North.
12980.
Green-wood Cemetery. Untitled.
12981.
368. Sec. 81. Base of Chestnut Hill. Chas. Morgan.
12982.
No. 1086. Charlotte Candee’s [sic] Monument, Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.
12983.
View in Greenwood Cemetery.
12984.
Entrance to Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY.
12985.
Greenwood Cemetery. Steinway.
12987.
460. White Hall, New York, from Brooklyn.