Buildings on Broadway and Broome Street - 1910

Buildings on east side of Broadway, looking northeast from Broome Street. Photograph published in 1910 in Both Sides of Broadway from Bowling Green to Central Park. Original title: 488 to 500 Broadway, at Broome Street. M.H. Pulaski & Co., Embroideries and Art Goods −Wm. Thalberg, Embroideries , Laces, etc. −Primrose Shirt Co. −B. Samuels & Co., Neckwear and Ruchings −Fry & Friedsam, Ribbons −Calisher & Co., Colognes −Rosen & Co., Pearl Manufacturers −E.W. Hoyt & Co., Rubifoam.

The historic Haughwout Building, built in 1856-1857, is on the corner of Broome Street. It houses the M.H. Pulaski & Co. in the ground floor, the Kursheedt Mfg. Co. trimmings, embroidered novelties and Sidney Bernheimer & Co. neckwear, Windsor ties.

All buildings in this photo still stands today.

Copyright © Geographic Guide - Old NYC, Early 20th Century.

North from Prince Street.

◄ Broadway in 20th Century

Buildings on Broadway and Broome Street - 1910