Trinity Church Yard from Broadway

Trinity Church yard seen as from on Broadway. The area is full of historic sites. The temple is to the left and it has been an integral part of New York City, since 1697, when it was founded. Photograph published in the book Both Sides of Broadway from Bowling Green to Central Park, in 1910. Original title: Opposite 96 Broadway. View of Trinity Church Yard and tombs of General Matthew Clarkson - Captain Lawrence of the Chesapeake - William Bradford, First Colonial Printer - Livingston Family - Lieutenant Ludlow - Anthony I. Bleecker - Sir Henry Moore, Governor of the Province, 1768, Buried in the Chancel and General Philip Kearney.

Another photograph from the same work, opposite 100 Broadway.

The United States Express Building at 101 Greenwich, on Trinity Place and Rector Street, on the left, was built in 1906.

The American Bank Note Co. building at 86 Trinity Place and the Trinity School House at 90 Trinity Place are in the background.

Rector Street from Broadway, Trinity Church is to the right. Empire Building is to the left.

Another photo from the same work. The churchyard, opposite Pine Street. On the right, the Soldiers' Monument erected in 1853.