5. The Japanese Embassy in New York.
The Seventh Regiment marching past the St. Nicholas, on their way to Pier No. 1, to meet the Embassy, the Metropolitan Hotel in the distance, June 16, 1860.
Parades
17. The Japanese Embassy in New York.
The Embassy leave the Metropolitan for the City Hall. The Seventh Regiment form a hollow square with the carriages of the Embassy in the middle, June, 18, 1860.
201.
Triennial Parade of the New-York Fire Department, Oct. 17, 1859.
428.
Troops entering the Park from Tryon Row, July 4th, 1860.
428.
Fourth of July in and about New York. Troops entering the Park from Tryon Row, July 4th, 1860.
429.
Fourth of July in and about New York. Cavalry entering the Park from Tryon Row, July 4th, 1860.
430.
Fourth of July in and about New York. A Company of Infantry marching through Chambers St., July 4th, 1860.
431.
Fourth of July in and about New-York. A Company of Infantry marching through Chambers St., July 4th, 1860.
431.
Fourth of July in and about New-York. A Company of Infantry marching through Chambers St., July 4th, 1860.
431.
Fourth of July in and about New York. A Company of Infantry marching through Chambers St., July 4th, 1860.
431.
A Company of Infantry marching through Chambers St., July 4, 1860.
432.
Fourth of July In and About New-York. To the Right-Wheel.
432.
Fourth of July in and about New York. To the Right-Wheel.
432.
Fourth of July in and about New York. To the Right-Wheel.
433.
Fourth of July in and about New-York. The Highlanders marching in Tryon Row, July 4th, 1860. Commanded by Col. Thomas W. McLean, the 79th NYSM (Highlanders) brought up the rear of the column in the July Fourth Parade of 1860 wearing their dark blue “polka jackets” with red trim, Cameron of Erracht tartan kilts, and Glengarry bonnets. The kilts were worn against the State Adjutant General’s orders. Four pipers of the Caledonian Club stand at their front waiting for the band, which may have been Robertson’s, to negotiate the narrow turn into the Park. The over the shoulder saxhorns played by this and other bands in the parade were designed especially so that troops marching behind them could properly hear the music. The 79th New York served as volunteers throughout the Civil War although they were later on occasion issued US regulation infantry clothing.
433.
Fourth of July in and about New York. The Highlanders marching in Tryon Row, July 4th, 1860. Commanded by Col. Thomas W. McLean, the 79th NYSM (Highlanders) brought up the rear of the column in the July Fourth Parade of 1860 wearing their dark blue “polka jackets” with red trim, Cameron of Erracht tartan kilts, and Glengarry bonnets. The kilts were worn against the State Adjutant General’s orders. Four pipers of the Caledonian Club stand at their front waiting for the band, which may have been Robertson’s, to negotiate the narrow turn into the Park. The over the shoulder saxhorns played by this and other bands in the parade were designed especially so that troops marching behind them could properly hear the music. The 79th New York served as volunteers throughout the Civil War although they were later on occasion issued US regulation infantry clothing. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
920.
The Return of the New York 69th Regiment, N.Y.S.N.G. 2-cent tax stamp on verso.
1531.
Fourth of July In and About New-York. Troops entering the Park from Tryon Row, July 4th, 1860.
9897.
Broadway from 14th St.–Inst.
9898.
Broadway from 14th St.-Inst.
9899.
Broadway from 14th St.–Inst.
11464.
Masonic Procession June 2, 1875.
11465.
Masonic Procession June 2, 1875.
11466.
Masonic Procession June 2, 1875.
11467.
Masonic Procession June 2, 1875.
11468.
Masonic Procession June 2, 1875.
11660.
Japanese Procession through N.Y. City, June 1860. 322.
11814.
The Atlantic Telegraph Jubilee, New York. View of the Procession in its progress up the Broadway.
11815.
The Atlantic Telegraph Jubilee, New York. View of the Procession in its progress up the Broadway.
11816.
The Atlantic Telegraph Jubilee, New York. View of the Procession in its progress up the Broadway.
12346.
Col. Ellsworth’s funeral, firemen.
12434.
Firemen’s Parade on Labor Day, Broadway, New York.
12460.
Unidentified parade, NY. At left, on the roof of 653 Broadway, is a large camera sign and the word “Photographs.”
12461.
Procession on Broadway, N.Y.
12485.
552. Labor Day Parade.
12535.
Washington Equestrian Statue at Union Square, Decoration Day, 1876.
12624.
Decoration Day Parade in Broadway, New York.
12626.
Parade on Broadway, 13 & 14 St., NY City.
12627.
Broadway, below 14 St. Stewart’s Store & Grace Church, New York.
12711.
991. Looking up 5th Avenue from 23rd Street.
20127.
5187. President Harrison on the Despatch in the Great Naval Parade, Centennial of Washington’s Inauguration, NY.
20128.
5187. President Harrison on the Despatch in the Great Naval Parade, Centennial of Washington’s Inauguration, NY.
20129.
5201. Foot of Wall St., where the President Landed, April 20th, 1889, Centennial of Washington’s Inauguration, NY.
20130.
5189. The Despatch with the High Dignities aboard, Great Naval Parade, Centennial of Washington’s Inauguration, NY.
20132.
5188. The Despatch with Pres. Harrison, in the Great Naval Parade, Centennial of Washington’s Inauguration, NY.
20136.
19070. One of New York’s Greatest Military Spectacles, The “Rainbow” Division Parading in Honor of Citizen Soldiers.
20137.
29361. With a Snowstorm of Paper and Confetti New York Greets Col. Lindergh, the Nation’s Hero.
20138.
V19244. Colored Veterans of the 15th Regt., 369th Infantry Marching up Fifth Avenue, New York City.
20139.
19138. Fighters who broke the Hindenburg Line, Parading Down Fifth Ave., New York.
20163.
Gov. Roosevelt, Col. of the famous “Rough Riders” in Dewey Parade, NY.