Broadway, West Side. Houston to Bleecker St. - 1899
Image depicts buildings on the west side of old Broadway, New York City, from Houston Street to Bleecker Street.
The 625 Broadway building was erected in 1896. In 1862, the 37th annual exhibition of the National Academy of Design, was held in the Institute of Fine Arts, located in the same site.
Source: A Pictorial Description of Broadway, published in 1899 by Mail & Express Company, publisher of the Evening Mail (New York Public Library).
Prior to the 1870s, most hotels, restaurants, theaters and stores of any distinction in Manhattan were still below Houston Street.
The Cable Building at 611 Broadway, built from 1892 to 1894.
35 - Broadway, east side. Prince Street to Houston St. - 1899.
37 - Broadway, east side. Houston to Bleecker St.
38 - Broadway, west side. Bleecker to Third St.
39 - Broadway, east side. Bleecker to Third St.
34 - Broadway, west side. Prince to Houston St.
Broadway, West Side. Houston to Bleecker St. - 1899
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