Buildings on Broadway, between Duane St. and Thomas St. - 1910
Buildings on the west side of Broadway, between Duane Street and Thomas Street (on the right). Photograph published in 1910 in the book Both Sides of Broadway from Bowling Green to Central Park. Original title: 305 to 317 Broadway, between Duane and Thomas Streets. The Regal Shoe - Ridley's Candy - L.C. Smith & Bros., Typewriters - M. Hartley Co., Guns, etc. - Savannah Line S.S. Co.
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The 13-story Mutual Reserve Building, at 305 Broadway, northwest corner of Duane Street (on the left), was built for the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association and completed by September, 1894. The architect was W.H. Hume, who also designed the Hotel Netherland. In 1908, the company filed for bankruptcy. Later, the building was known as the Langdon Building. It was sold in 1920 and its ownership changed a few times later.
Broadway, west side. Chambers Street to Thomas Street - 1899.
72 - East side of Broadway, between Reade St. and Duane St. Dun Building and Vincent Building.
74 - East side of Broadway, between Duane Street and Pearl Street, occupied by the Federal Plaza in the 1960s - 1910.
75 - West side Broadway at Thomas Street.
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Buildings on Broadway, between Duane St. and Thomas St. - 1910
