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  This painting depicts the intersection of Wall and Water Streets. The building on the left is the Tontine Coffee House. Oil on linen, lined to fiberglass, ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Wall Street's history from the New-York Historical Society: View of the Northeast Corner of Wall and William Streets, New York City by ... (read more)

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  Portrait of Samuel Verplanck, who lived at 3 Wall Street, by John Singleton Copley (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1738–1815 London). Oil on canvas, 1771. (read more)

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  The Shop and Warehouse of Duncan Phyfe, 168–172 Fulton Street, New York City, ca. 1816. Formerly attributed to John Rubens Smith (American, London 1775–1849 New York ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Vesey Street's 3-D history from the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Secretary, John and Joseph W. Meeks, 1836-1850. Rosewood, satinwood, poplar, pine, walnut. ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Park Row's history from the New-York Historical Society: This is a view looking south on Park Row, showing St. Paul's Chapel, erected ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Vesey Street's 3-D history from the New-York Historical Society: Molded yellowware round, flattened bottle with top loop handle; molded view of two ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Vesey Street's 3-D history from the New-York Historical Society: Molded yellowware bottle in form of an upright smiling man, whose hat forms ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Vesey Street's 3-D history from the New-York Historical Society: A woman's hand fan made of paper with a hollow bamboo handle. One ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Broadway's 3-D history from the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Hat made and sold by John N. Genin, a hatter with a shop ... (read more)

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  This bridge was built by hatter John N Genin so that pedestrians would be safe from the Broadway traffic when crossing from his shop (at 214 ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Broadway's 3-D history from the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Pitcher by a French maker that was decorated (and presumably sold) by E.V. ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Broadway's 3-D history from the New-York Historical Society: John H. Belter had a shop at 372 Broadway in the 1850s. According to ... (read more)

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  137 E. Broadway. Delivering matzohs & matzoh flour. (read more)

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  183 E. Broadway, distributing matzoths tickets (read more)

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  F. Basham, modeller, plaster, cement & scagliola worker No. 408 Broadway, New York. E. Jones Lith., 128 Fulton St., N.Y., 1844. (read more)

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  Fall and winter fashions for 1837 & 8 by Scott & Perkins, 164 Broadway, N.Y. Currier, Nathaniel, 1813-1888, lithographer. Artist: William K. Hewitt (signature on image). ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of William Street's 3-D history from New-York Historical Society: This small blue box held tooth paste. It reads "Pebeco/ Tooth Paste" on one ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Broadway's history from the Library of Congress: Print shows interior view of large room with women looking at sewing machines and several ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of William Street's 3-D history from New-York Historical Society: Augustus Cowman's contracting firm, A. T. Cowman & Co., was located at 2 William ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Wall Street's 3-D history from the New-York Historical Society: Samuel Verplanck, the original owner of this chair, was a New York importer ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Hester Street's 3-D History from the New-York Historical Society: Advertising Box, 1880-1900. wood, paper. A wood box with a dark blue paper ... (read more)

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  Here's a piece of Broadway's 3-D history from the New-York Historical Society: This portrait was made in the first year of Lincoln's presidency, and was the ... (read more)

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  From 1973 to 1984 I lived in this house on the edge of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) campus. My father was an ... (read more)

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