20188.
12686. Drilling holes in side walls of railway tunnel under Hudson River, N.Y.
New York City
20189.
12692. In partly constructed P.R.R. tunnel under Hudson River, N.Y.
20190.
11410. Cross section of Penn. Tube under Hudson River, showing concrete floor lining.
20191.
Hudson Tunnel.
20192.
Construction in NYC.
20193.
West 31st Street.
20194.
Shaft, Jersey City, Hudson Tunnels, Sept. 16, ’04.
20195.
Looking West from Power House stacks, L.I. City.
20196.
Working Air Lock of Hudson Tunnel.
20197.
Method of Handling Tunnel Segments.
20198.
At Weehauken Shaft.
20199.
In motion at shaft house.
20200.
Rock work for tunnel.
20201.
56. Sailors on land-agile construction men on a suspended iron section, 200 feet above ground, New York.
20202.
33. Clinging by hands and toes-steel worker finishing a big smoke-stack, New York.
20203.
38. Dinner time on a new skyscraper, 18 stories above ground, New York.
20204.
37. Where a step backward would mean eternity-working on a skyscraper, New York.
20205.
V26365. Steam Shovel Working in Railway Tunnel Under Hudson River, N.Y.
20206.
29062. Building Steel Frame for Skyscraper.
20207.
V23437. Working High Above the Streets Building the Great Steel-framed Skyscrapers, New York.
20208.
12154. Cut stone arch and buttress frame, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, N.Y.
20209.
12155. Looking through arch, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, showing partly finished south wall.
20210.
12156. Workmen setting small stones in place in arches of nave, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NY.
20211.
12157. Setting small stones in mortar to form the nave arches, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NY.
20212.
12158. Looking down to street from the top wall, showing masons at work, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, N.Y.
20213.
12160. Looking through in the nave of St. John’s Cathedral , maze of supporting framework.
20214.
12161. Stone cutter at work on small ornamental figure for St. John’s Cathedral.
20215.
11725. Cathedral of St. John the Divine and St. Luke’s Hospital, Morningside Heights.
20216.
6325. The Polo Grounds on World’s Pennant Day, Game N.Y. Vs. Cincinnati, New York City.
20217.
9. The famous Bowery, North from Grand Street, New York City.
20218.
27. The Bowery, New York.
20219.
7. Along the Famous Bowery, New York.
20220.
41. Elevated Ry. curve, Coenties Slip, Wall Street skyscrapers in background, New York.
20221.
46. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument, Riverside Drive, New York.
20222.
13. Tomb of General Grant, on Riverside Drive, New York.
20223.
50. Americans of Tomorrow–immigrants on deck of S.S. Amerika, New York.
20224.
Untitled view on the Lower East Side of NY.
20225.
77. Looking down on Broadway from 40th story of Singer Building, New York.
20226.
In the Hoffman House Parlor, New York.
20227.
Shop-Publishers Printing Co., NY.
20228.
Metropolitan Museum – Interior-New York City.
20229.
707-b. Sailors of the Olympia’s Crew, Dewey Celebration, New York.
20230.
23rd Reg’t. N.G.N.Y. on Fifth Ave., New York.
20231.
2623. Dewey in New York. Reception by 4,000 School Children.
20232.
21600. Cooper Institute and Third Ave., Elevated R.R., New York City.
20233.
Cooper Union and the Elevated RR.
20234.
Elevated R.R.
20235.
1193. New York City Elevated R.R.
20236.
Library, Columbia University, New York.
20237.
2977. The Speedway, Part of a Beautiful Boulevard Along the Harlem and Hudson Rivers near New York City. “Recognizing the long-standing popularity of horse racing among New Yorkers, the city built a ‘Harlem River Speedway’ along the west bank of the Harlem River in Manhattan,” writes NYCroads.com. “The 95-foot-wide dirt roadway stretched two and one-half miles from West 155th Street north to West 208th Street. Presaging the automobile parkways of the 20th century, the speedway was flanked by trees and pedestrian walkways. When it was not being used as a racetrack, the Harlem River Speedway was used as an exercise track.” Built in 1898, it was opened to automobiles in 1919 and paved a few years later. By the 1940s, it was closed off and incorporated into the Robert Moses-backed Harlem River Drive.