Map of City Hall Park and Lower Broadway - 1905
Map of the City Hall Park area and Lower Broadway, Manhattan in parts, from White Street, to the north, to Bowling Green, to the south. Published by Sanborn Map Company, Insurance maps of N.Y., 1905. Source: Atlases of New York City from the New York Public Library.
These maps shows Lower Broadway, Park Row, Nassau Street, Whitehall St., State St., Chambers St., Franklin St., Leonard St., Worth St. and several others streets. They include buildings and some of its architectural and construction details, street names and numbering, hydrants and much more. Map key with additional information is below.
Among the historic buildings, there are the City Hall, Post Office, Stewart Building, Hall of Records, Court House, Astor House, St. Paul Chapel, Mail & Express Building, Park Row Building, Temple Court, Potter Building, Produce Exchange, Kemble Building, U.S. Army Building, Centennial Building, Metropolitan Street Railwat Co., U.S Custom House, German Lutheran Emigrants Home, Hungarian Emigrants Home, Chesebrough Building (Pearl Street), Maritime Building and many others.
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Map of City Hall Park and Lower Broadway - 1905