Map of Wall Street - 1905
Map of Wall Street in parts, from Broadway to South Street. 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 include buildings and some of its architectural and construction details, street names and numbering, hydrants and much more. They show the streets that intersect or end at Wall Street: New Street, Nassau Street, Broad Street, William St., Hanover St., Pearl St., Water St., Front St. and South Street. Map key with additional information is below.
Among the historic buildings: United Bank Building at 2-4 Wall Street, Stevens Building at 14-18 Wall Street, U.S. Sub-Treasury at 26 Wall St., Drexel Building, U.S. Assay Office, Manhattan & Merchants Bank, Bank of America, Atlantic Building offices, Mechanics National Bank, Mortimer Building, U.S. Custom House (Merchant's Exchange), Seamen's Bank for Savings, Eagle Building, Tontine-Taber, Orient Building, Jauncey Building, Ward Line Building, American Sugar Refining Co., Rogers Building and much more.
More maps from the same Atlas:
• Map City Hall Park and Lower Broadway in 1905 ►
Wall Street from William St. to Water St. - 1905
Wall Street from William St. to Water St. - 1905
Wall Street from Broadway to William St. / Broad Street to Beaver St. - 1905
South Wall Street (north) from Broadway to Broad St.
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Map of Wall Street - 1905
