NY Bound Bookshop

Donated by the NY Bound Bookshop (Judith Stonehill and Barbara Cohen, owners) in January 1996.

Date
1996
Rights

Copyright restrictions may apply. Permission to publish or reproduce must be secured from the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.

Creator
Judith Stonehill and Barbara Cohen
Hudson Park, now J.J. Walker Park
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., on the northwest corner of Fifth Avenue and 13th Street.
Salmagundi Club at 47 Fifth Avenue.
Mark Twain House drawing room.
Mark Twain House interior.
Moving men at the Mark Twain House.
Mark Twain House.
Mark Twain House at 21 Fifth Avenue.
2 Fifth Avenue, Engineering Woman’s Club.
Engineering Women’s Club at 2 Fifth Avenue.
Early offices of Welch Grape Juice Co.
Bible House shortly before demolition, looking north from Astor Place.
Doorway of Old Merchants House at 29 East 4th Street.
La Grange Terrace (Colonnade Row) at 428-434 Lafayette Street.
Hotel Lafayette, at University Place and 9th Street looking east.
Hotel Lafayette, at University Place and 9th Street.
Irving Place, looking north from 16th Street.
67-69 Irving Place at 18th Street.
Lower Fifth Avenue looking north from Washington Arch.
Washington Square Park.
Washington Square Park looking east.
Washington Square Park at Arch looking east from Fifth Avenue.
Washington Square Park looking north.
Washington Square Park.
Washington Square Arch in a snowstorm.
Washington Square Arch at night.
Police at the Washington Square Arch.
Washington Square Arch with One Fifth Avenue skyscraper in the background.
Ink Pot magazine interior.
6 Washington Square North
Washington Square South between MacDougal Street and Sullivan Street being demolished
Rhinelander House at Washington Square North.
Rhinelander House, corner of Fifth Avenue and at Washington Square North, shortly before reconstruction was begun.
Doorway of 61 Washington Square South (demolished)
10-11 Washington Square North
5 Washington Square North.
5 Washington Square North.
Site of Women’s House of Detention before construction.
Removal of the Sixth Avenue El at Jefferson Market.
Unidentified Lower Manhattan Intersection, believed to be Canal Street looking west from Mulberry Street
Sheridan Square and West 4th Street.
Winter scene with snow at the corner of East 9th Street.
Likely Washington Square South.
14th Street looking east from Sixth Avenue.
Fifth Avenue at 12th Street looking south.
Astor Library at 425 Lafayette Street.
12 West 4th Street.
Union Square looking south.
15 Carmine Street, at the corner of Bleecker Street
The Bible-House, Cooper Institute, and Tompkins Market.
John Jacob Astor.
The building erected for the Hudson River Railroad, on the former site of St. John’s Park.
Historical Society Building, on the corner of Second Avenue and 11th Street.
The residence of N.W. Stuyvesant, which formerly stood on 8th Street, between First and Second Avenues.
George Washington equestrian statue in Union Square, 1856.
Metropolitan Police Headquarters on Mulberry Street near Bleecker Street.
Fireman’s Hall on Mercer Street.
Contoit’s Garden on Broadway, ca. 1830.
The old Columbia House, at the corner of Stanton and Columbia Streets, 1861.
The new Appraisers’ warehouse, now The Archive Building, 666 Greenwich Street.
Washington Mews with One Fifth Avenue skyscraper in the background.
Labor Day parade in Washington Square Park.
Old House, No. 9 State Street.
Washington Square Park looking east.
Washington Square North with the One Fifth Avenue skyscraper in the background.
View of Carmine Street from Sixth Avenue.
The old pear-tree planted by Governor Stuyvesant at the corner of Third Avenue and 13th Street.
View on the Northwest corner of Broadway and 11th Street, McCreery & Co. Dry Goods Store.
Home for Aged Couples, on Hudson Street, opposite Grove Street.
Cooper Square.
The 14th Store, at the corner of Sixth Avenue and 14th Street.
Elevated railroad on Greenwich Street (demolished)
Gansevoort Market.
St. Luke’s Church, on Hudson Street.
Everett House, at Union Square, 1856.
Stone Bridge Tavern & Garden, at the corner of Canal Street and Broadway, ca. 1812.
Southeast view, New-York State Prison, 1814, Charles Lane to Christopher Street, Washington Street to West Street.
Cafe Brevoort.
Brevoort Hotel shortly before its demolition.
Lobby of Brevoort Hotel shortly before its closing.
West 11th Street and Waverly Place following the blizzard of 1888 with snow piled high
Thalia Theatre and Atlantic Garden in the Bowery, ca. 1880.
Peter Cooper.
Grace Church and Trinity Church, 1828.
Peter Stuyvesant.
Washington Irving.
Major General Alexander McDougall.
Peter Cooper.
4-5 Washington Square North.