Ira L. Zuckerman Photograph Collection, 1860–2012
Information, Description, and Finding Aid
Collection Information
Reference: PH-ZUCKERMAN
Dates: 1860–2012 (bulk 1870–1970)
Extent: 0.94 linear ft. across 1 archival box
Finding Aid Information
Creator(s): Steven Payne, Ph.D., Librarian and Archivist
Date created/updated: April 6, 2021
Biography
Ira L. Zuckerman is a retired engineer and businessman who grew up in the High Bridge section of The Bronx. As a youngster during the mid 1950s he witnessed firsthand the construction of the Major Deegan Expressway in his neighborhood. The new highway resulted in the loss of a major portion of Washington Bridge Park, which was one of his favorite greens paces. This disruption was dwarfed, however, by the Cross Bronx Expressway construction, which literally tore his neighborhood apart. By 1965 most of the construction work was completed, including the interchange with the Major Deegan Expressway.
He graduated CCNY as a chemical engineer. He married, and shortly thereafter, began serving in the U.S. Army. He was stationed in Okinawa and traveled extensively in Asia. After leaving the Army he worked several years as a chemical engineer, started a business with his younger brother, and was associated with a medical device company, retiring in 2008.
In 2005 his interest in the High Bridge neighborhood was rekindled while vacationing in Seattle. In a small antique shop thousands of miles from The Bronx, he came across an unusual early twentieth-century real photo postcard showing the High Bridge. This led to fifteen years of researching the history of and collecting memorabilia relating to the neighborhood where he had lived until adulthood.
Description/Scope and Content
The collection consists of 147 photographs and 117 stereoviews organized into 3 series. The first series [PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.1–52] comprises the initial 52 photographs and documents the construction of the Cross Bronx Expressway as well as connected arteries and bridges, 1949–1965. The second series [PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.53–147] includes the remaining 95 photographs and documents High Bridge and Washington Bridge and the surrounding neighborhoods on both The Bronx and Manhattan sides of the Harlem River. In these first two series, some of the photographs are duplicates from collections belonging to various institutions and organizations, including The Bronx County Historical Society, and some are entirely unique. The third series [PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.148–264] comprises the 117 stereoviews, which also document High Bridge and Washington Bridge and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Provenance
The Ira L. Zuckerman photograph collection was donated to The Bronx County Historical Society in two installments by Ira L. Zuckerman in July 2019 and April 2021.
Preferred Citation
[Item name or description,] Ira L. Zuckerman photograph collection, box _, folder _, The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
Points of Access
- Bridges (The Bronx, New York) -- Alexander Hamilton Bridge -- High Bridge -- Washington Bridge
- Highways and interstates (The Bronx, New York) -- Cross Bronx Expressway -- Major Deegan Expressway
- Neighborhoods (The Bronx, New York) -- High Bridge
Related Collections
- Bronx Old Timers Association records. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
- Dietrich Family photograph collection. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
- Early Bronx Borough Presidents, Local Board records. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
- Louis F. Haffen papers. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
- John McNamara photographic slides. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
- New York University, Hall of Fame records. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
- Ron Schliessman photographic slides. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
- Bronx Towns and Topographical Bureau records. The Bronx County Archives at The Bronx County Historical Society Research Library.
Series
| Series | Title | Box | Folders |
| 1 | Cross Bronx Expressway Construction | 1 | 1 |
| 2 | High Bridge and Washington Bridge | 1 | 1–3 |
| 3 | Stereoviews | 1 | 4–6 |
Container List
Series 1: Cross Bronx Expressway Construction
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.1: Major Deegan Expressway under construction at Macombs Dam Bridge, showing Yankee Stadium on left. | December 4, 1949 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.2: Major Deegan Expressway completed, at Macombs Dam Bridge, showing Yankee Stadium on left. | March 6, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.3: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east from Shakespeare Avenue, showing Macombs Road, the Mount Eden Station of the Jerome Avenue IRT Line and the Grand Concourse. From negative no. 4 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 24, 1961 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.4: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west from Nelson Avenue, showing the Chase Manhattan Bank, the Washington Bridge Plaza to include the comfort station, and the High Bridge WWI Memorial Monument. From negative no. 3 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 24, 1961 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.5: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west from Inwood Avenue. From negative no. 2 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 24, 1961 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.6: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west at Macombs Road, showing houses on left along Jesup, Shakespeare, and Nelson Avenues. From negative no. 1 for shumavon & Buckley. | January 24, 1961 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.7: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking northwest towards Cross Bronx–Deegan Interchange, showing High Bridge in foreground. From negative no. 6 for Andrews & Clark. | September 9, 1965 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.8: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, at Sedgwick Avenue looking south towards the High Bridge. From negative no. 5 for Andrews & Clark. | September 9, 1965 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.9: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking south from the Cross Bronx–Deegan Interchange. From negative no. 4 for Andrews & Clark. | September 9, 1965 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.10: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north from Cross Bronx–Deegan interchange towards Washington Bridge, view 1. From negative no. 3 for Andrews & Clark. | September 9, 1965 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.11: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north from Cross Bronx–Deegan interchange towards Washington Bridge, view 2. From negative no. 2 for Andrews & Clark. | September 9, 1965 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.12: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking northeast towards Cross Bronx–Deegan interchange, showing most of Undercliff Avenue, including 1440, as well as the rear of the Carmelite Sisters Monastery. Taken from above the Harlem River Drive. From negative no. 1 for Andrews & Clark. | September 9, 1962 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.13: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east from University Avenue toward Nelson and Jesup Avenues. From negative no. 48 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 9, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.14: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west at Nelson Avenue toward University Avenue. From negative no. 47 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 9, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.15: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east at Jerome Avenue just north of Mount Eden Station. From negative no. 46 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 9, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.16: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east from Jesup Avenue overpass. From negative no. 45 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 9, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.17: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east from Nelson Avenue overpass. From negative no. 43 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 9, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.18: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east from Macombs Road overpass. From negative no. 44 for Shumavon & Buckley. | January 9, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.19: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west from Alexander Hamilton Bridge and Deegan Expressway. From negative no. 4 for Slattery Construction. | July 9, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.20: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking southwest from Alexnader Hamilton Bridge and High Bridge Park. From negative no. 3 for Slattery Construction. | July 9, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.21: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east Alexander Hamilton Bridge from High Bridge Park. From negative no. 2 for Slattery Construction. | July 9, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.22: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west at Alexander Hamilton bridge. From negative no. 1 for Slattery Construction. | July 9, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.23: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north from Washington Bridge and Major Deegan Expressway, showing NY Central Railroad tracks. From negative no. 6 for Horn. | August 15, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.24: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking south from Washington Bridge and Major Deegan Expressway. From negative no. 5 for Horn. | August 15, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.25: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking south from Washington Bridge and Major Deegan Expressway, showing the High Bridge. From negative no. 4 for Horn. | August 15, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.26: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north from Washington Bridge and Major Deegan Expressway, showing United Electric Light and Power Company in the distance. From negative no. 3 for Horn. | August 15, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.27: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north from Washington Bridge and Major Deegan Expressway. From negative no. 2 for Horn. | August 15, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.28: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north from Washington Bridge and Major Deegan Expressway, showing NY Central Railroad tracks. From negative no. 1 for Horn. | August 16, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.29: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east at Alexander Hamilton Bridge from High Bridge Park. From negative no. 2 for American Bridge. | October 10, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.30: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west, showing Alexander Hamilton Bridge and roof of 1440 Undercliff Avenue. From negative no. 1 for American Bridge. | October 10, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.31: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east showing IRT Mount Eden Station and Grand Concourse. From negative no. 5 for American Bridge. | August 30, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.32: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west toward Macombs Road, showing IRT Mount Eden Station. From negative no. 4 for American Bridge. | August 30, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.33: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west showing Nelson and University Avenues as well as Washington Bridge Plaza. From negative no. 3 for American Bridge. | August 30, 1962 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.34: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking east toward Jerome Avenue IRT, showing Jesup Avenue and Macombs Road. From negative no. 2 for American Bridge. | August 30, 1962 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.35: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west towards Macombs Road and Jesup Avenue. From negative no. 1 for American Bridge. | August 30, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.36: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking towards University Avenue from Sedgwick Houses. From negative no. 36 for Andrews & Clark. | March 7, 1963 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.37: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north towards Sedgwick Houses. From negative no. 35 for Andrews & Clark. | March 7, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.38: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking north towards Sedgwick Houses and Playground. From negative no. 34 for Andrews & Clark. | March 7, 1963 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.39: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, from University Avenue towards Sedgwick Houses. From negative no. 33 for Andrews & Clark. | March 7, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.40: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, from Sedgwick Houses looking south showing Washington Bridge Plaza. From negative no. 30 for Andrews & Clark. | January 25, 1963 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.41: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west to Washington Bridge approach ramps. From negative no. 29 for Andrews & Clark. | January 25, 1963 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.42: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west showing Washington Bridge approach. From negative no. 28 for Andrews & Clark. | January 25, 1963 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.43: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west, showing Washington Bridge exit ramp in foreground. From negative no. 27 for Andrews & Clark. | January 25, 1963. |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.44: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, showing 1440 Undercliff Avenue and apartments on University Avenue. From negative no. 29 for Andrews & Clark. | October 23, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.45: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, showing 1440 Undercliff Avenue. From negative no. 28 for Andrews & Clark. | October 23, 1962 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.46: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, view towards University Avenue showing Chase Manhattan Bank. From negative no. 27 for Andrews & Clark. | October 23, 1962 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.47: Cross Bronx Expressway, construction of Hamilton Bridge looking east, showing High Bridge Neighborhood. Photographed by Nino Celano. | 1960 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.48: Alexander Hamilton Bridge, initial proposal, from joint study of arterial facilities, New York–New Jersey Metropolitan Area. Port of New York and Triboro Bridge Authorities. | January 1955 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.49: Proposed Highway System in Harlem and Hudson River Area, from joint study of arterial facilities, New York–New Jersey Metropolitan Area. Port of New York and Triboro Bridge Authorities. | January 1955 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.50: Sketch of eight-lane Alexander Bridge (foreground) and interchange with Cross Bronx Expressway, looking north along Harlem River between Manhattan and The Bronx. (REF GW 8691) | n.d. |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.51: Aerial view of George Washington Bridge approach from Harlem River, looking west. The Port of New York Authority. | July 30, 1963 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.52: Bridges spanning the Harlem River—"The Alexander Hamilton and Washington Bridges form graceful conduits for traffic between the boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx." New York Convention and Visitors Bureau. | n.d. |
Series 2: High Bridge and Washington Bridge
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.53: Aerial view of Manhattan and The Bronx. Curtiss Wright Flying Service, negative no. 5493 (0985). | n.d. |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.54: Aerial view of High Bridge and Washington Bridge. Associated Press image no. 7099893 (007MT). | c.1930s |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.55: Aerial view of Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium. Associated Press image no. 313967. Photographed by Joe Caneva. | September 25, 1936 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.56: "Manhattan links with mainland Highbridge over the Harlem River, the supports of which are to be removed and replaced by a wide span like Washington Bridge in the background." Hamilton Maxwell, Inc., in The New York Times Rotogravure Picture Section, pg. 4. | August 2, 1925 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.57: Cross Bronx Expressway under construction, looking west at Alexander Hamilton Bridge under construction, showing young boy in foreground. The Bronx Board. | 1961 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.58: 170th Street west of the Grand Concourse. The Bronx Board. | 1968 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.59: Police Athletic League Picnic at Depot Place alongside the New York Central Railroad. The Bronx Board. | May 17, 1947 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.60: High Bridge, looking northeast across the Harlem River. Reproduction of watercolor/gouache on artist paper signed "Burton Silverman 60" in graphite lower left. | c. 1960 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.61: "Harlem River," print by Preston Dickenson, L.A.A. colorprint no. 70, Living American Art, Inc. | 1939 |
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1 |
PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.62: "View of the Harlem River," looking south from the Kingsbridge area. Painting by Daniel Hauben. New York Times Metropolitan Section, pg. 8. | September 30, 2012 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.63: High Bridge Station, showing first trip of the Sarasota Limited. | June 24, 1899 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.64: High Bridge, showing arrival of the first electric train at High Bridge. Brian Merlis collection. | September 30, 1906 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.65: Cyanotype of High Bridge, looking west towards Manhattan, steps from Undercliff Avenue to Aqueduct Avenue in foreground. | c.1890 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.66: Cyanotype of Washington Bridge, looking east towards The Bronx. | c.1890 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.67: Albumen print of Washington Bridge, looking southeast showing Washington Bridge Park. | c.1893 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.68: Albumen print of High Bridge, looking southeast showing Kyle's Park. | July 23, 1893 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.69: 167th Street crosstown westbound emerging from the Grand Concourse underpasss, showing the New York Telephone Company business office at 117 East 167th Street above the trolley. Railroad Avenue Enterprises, negative no. PN1131. | June 28, 1947 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.70: IRT Shuttle at 155th Street Station at the Polog Grounds. Railroad Avenue Enterprises, negative no. PN9953. | December 13, 1952 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.71: Jerome Avenue and Elliot Place looking north towards 170th Street with view of Santini Brothers building. Brian Merlis collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.72: High Bridge World War I Monument. Pictorial Bronx, published by Metropolitan Rotogravure News Bureau. | 1925 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.73: High Bridge branch of the New York Public Library at 168th Street and Woodycrest Avenue (now 78 West 168th Street). Front and back of a real photo postcard cancelled in 1908, from the Bob Stonehill collection. | 1900s |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.74: High Bridge branch of the New York Public Library at 168th Street and Woodycrest Avenue (now 78 West 168th Street). Real photo postcard, from the Bob Stonehill collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.75: High Bridge, showing Anderson Avenue, looking south from 164th Street. Photograph by Bogart's, located at 1253 Ogden Avenue, printed as a real photo postcard, from the Bob Stonehill collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.76: Kemp-Jones Apartments, viewed from 162nd Street looking towards Anderson Avenue. New York Times display ad from Proquest Historical Newspapers. Real photo postcard by Bogart's, located at 1253 Ogden Avenue, from the Bob Stonehill Collection. | August 24, 1908 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.77: Old Anderson Mansion at Anderson Avenue and 164th Street, set back from Anderson AVenue midway between Andeerson and Jerome Avenues. Real photo postcard by Bogart's, located at 1253 Ogden Avenue, from the Bob Stonehill Collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.78: Woodycrest Methodist Episcopal Church, lcoated on 166th Street between Nelson and Woodycrest Avenues. The building is still standing and is now known as Woodycrest United Methodist Church at 89 West 166th Street. Real photo postcard by Bogart's, lcoated at 1253 Ogden Avenue. From the Bob Stonehill collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.79: High View apartments, located at Ogden Avenue and 170th Street, looking northeast. The four- and five-story structures at 1372, 1376, 1380, and 1386 Ogden Avenue are still standing today. Real photo postcard by Bogart's, located at 1253 Ogden Avenue, from the Bob Stonehill Collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.80: Grand View apartments, southeast corner of 170th Street, now 1350 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. Real photo postcard by Bogart's, located at 1253 Ogden Avenue, from the Bob Stonehill Collection. | August 14, 1918 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.81: High Bridge post office, located at 306 Depot Place west of Sedgwick Avenue. Close-up view looking south showing eight men including five postal workers in uniform. Only the bottom portion of the three-story building that housed the post office is shown. Real photo postcard from the Bob Stonehill Collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.82: High Bridge post office, located at 306 Depot Place west of Sedgwick Avenue. Real photo postcard by Bogart's, located at 1253 Ogden Avenue, from the Bob Stonehill Collection. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.83: P.S. 26, located at Burnside and Aqueduct (University) Avenue. Photo no. 3704. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.84: Harlem River Speedway north of the Washington Bridge, showing Morris Heights and Hall of Fame in the distance. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.85: Boating along the Harlem River. Photographed by Sy Seidman, 4 West 22nd Street. | c.1890 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.86: Calvary United Methodist Church, locatd at 1885 University Avenue. From The Architectural Record. | October 1926 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.87: Fordham Road and Fordham University. Photographed by Fiat Photo Studio, 181 Bleecker Street. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.88: Harlem River Speedway between High Bridge and Washington Bridge. Photographed by Henry Ruschmeyer, from glass negative taken at F 11.3 at 1/4 second. | February 20, 1912 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.89:Washington Bridge from Harlem River Speedway, looking north, showing United Electirc Light and Power Company in the distance. Printed from a glass plate photo negative taken at F 32 at 1 1/4 seconds by Henry Ruschmeyer. | February 20, 1912 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.90: Washington Bridge from Harlem River Speedway looking east, showing Washington Bridge Park and advertising signage along the New York Central Railroad Tracked. Printed from a glass plate photo negative taken at F 22.6 at 1/2 second by Henry Ruschmeyer. | February 20, 1912 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.91: Heinrich Heine Monument in Joyce Kilmer Park. Photographed by Henry Ruschmeyer, from glass negative taken at F 16 at 1/4 second. | April 26, 1913 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.92: Fort George amusement park, as seen from the railroad station at Morris Heights. Brian Merlis collection. | March 4, 1908 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.93: For George amusement park, as seen from Morris Heights, showing boat on Harlem River in foreground. Shot 1 of 5. From glass plate negative. | c.1910 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.94: For George amusement park, as seen from Morris Heights, showing boat on Harlem River in foreground. Shot 2 of 5. From glass plate negative. | c.1910 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.95: For George amusement park, as seen from Morris Heights, showing boat on Harlem River in foreground. Shot 3 of 5. From glass plate negative. | c.1910 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.96: View toward Washington Heights showing Isabella Home for the Aged and boat in drydock at Port Morris. Shot 4 of 5 from glass plate negative. | c.1910 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.97: View toward Washington Bridge and High Bridge tower looking south, showing boat in drydock at Port Morris. Shot 5 of 5 from glass plate negative. | c.1910 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.98: Harlem River looking south from High Bridge. Education Museum Glass Lantern Slide GNY-2.10. | c.1925–1930 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.99: View from High Bridge showing Washington Bridge, Kyle's Park, and Sedgwick AVenue. Glass slide from T. H. McAllister Manufacturing Opticians, 49 Nassau Street. | c.1890 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.100: Woman on Washington Bridge, from a colorized glass lantern slide manufactured by Edward E. Higgins, Jersey City. | c.1900 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.101: High Bridge, looking west with G. W. Riley's on the Manhattan Shore. From a New York lecture magic glass lantern slide. | c.1890 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.102: High Bridge and Washington Bridge from the 155th Street Viaduct, showing int he foreground the terminus of the 9th Avenue elevated line and the Harlem River Speedway under construction. From an acetate negative. | 1896 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.103: Harlem River Speedway looking north towards the High Bridge and Washington Bridge. 1 of 5 from Abagail Strahlmann. | 1922 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.104: Webb Academy and Home for Shipbuilders. 2 of 5 from Abagail Strahlmann. | 1922 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.105: Grand Concourse, showing Roosevelt Apartments. 3 of 5 from Abagail Strahlmann. | 1922 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.106: NYU Hall of Fame. 4 of 5 from Abagail Strahlmann. | 1922 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.107: NYU and Hall of Fame. 5 of 5 from Abagail Strahlmann. | 1922 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.108: New York Central Engine no. 1405, possibly in High Bridge Area. Ralph G. Dunn, photographer. | n.d. |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.109: New York Central Engine no. 132 in The Bronx. Walter Zullig collection. | June 1954 |
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2 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.110: New York Central Rail Road, looking southwest towards the Polo Grounds and Macomb's Dam Bridge. Walter Zullig collection. | February 13, 1954 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.111: High Bridge, looking northeast, showing the old High Bridge railroad station. Hand-colored photograph. | c.1900 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.112: High Bridge, looking west, showing 2 soldiers in foreground possibly guarding the bridge. Stereoview by Edinburg Stereographic Co. | c.1860 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.113: High Bridge water tower construction. Stereoview by Artistic Stereoscopic Views. | c.1870 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.114: High Bridge, looking north through arch from railroad tracks. | c.1875 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.115: High Bridge during construction of the third pipe of the Croton Aqueduct, showing steamboat Tiger offloading construction material. Barnum Stereoview. | c.1862 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.116: High Bridge, view from Manhattan showing paddle wheel steamer Tiger. Stereoview, The Holmes Stereoscope with Inventions and Improvements added by Joseph L. Bates, 129 Washington Street, Boston. | c.1862 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.117: High Bridge, view towards Manhattan prior to Speedway construction. Culver Pictures, Inc., 660 First Avenue, New York. | c.1890 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.118: High Bridge looking west. Cabinet Photo. | c.1890 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.119: High Bridge and Washington Bridge view from Manhattan side south of High Bridge looking north.Culver Pictures, Inc. | c.1900 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.120: High Bridge looking west, showing young man on stairs from Aqueduct to Undercliff Avenues. Culver Pictures, Inc. | c.1900 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.121: High Bridge, looking northwest from 167th Street, showing in foreground a cluster of buildings, mainly hotels, including the Woodbine. Culver Pictures, Inc. | c.1895 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.122: High Bridge, looking northwest from just south of 167th Street, showing building on Sedgwick Avenue. Rotograph Postcard. | c.1904 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.123: View looking south towards the High Bridge, showing station at Depot Place, Major Deegan Expressway, and Circle Line Boat. Brian Merlis collection. | c.1960 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.124: High Bridge, showing Harlem River Speedway. | |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.125: Postcard of High Bridge, view looking northwest, showing rubble under arches between Sedgwick Avenue and NY Central Tracks. Success Postal Card Co. | December 8, 1918 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.126: High Bridge, view of bridge looking northwest. 1 of 3 by William Germaise. | April 11, 1920 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.127: Washington Bridge, showing bridge, Sedgwick Avenue, and Washington Bridge Park. 2 of 3 by William Germaise. | April 11, 1920 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.128: Washington Bridge, showing bridge and Washington Bridge Park. 3 of 3 by William Germaise. | April 11, 1920 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.129: Washington Bridge from Harlem River Speedway, looking northeast, showing Morris Heights and Hall of Fame in background. Seidman Photo Service. | c.1900 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.130: Washington Bridge and Washington Bridge Park, taken from above the Harlem River Speedway. | 1904 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.131: Washington Bridge, showing Lee DeForest radio tower, Sedgwick Avenue, taken from the High Bridge, looking north. Also pictured are abandoned buildings from Kyle's Park in foreground. Taken at F 22, 1 second, bright sunlight at 2 PM. | February 2, 1919 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.132: Washington Bridge from Harlem River Speedway, showing rowers and balloons on the Harlem River. 1 of 3 (photo no. 3714). | n.d. |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.133: View under the Washington Bridge looking east, showing rowers and balloons on the Harlem River and Washington Bridge Park to the east. 2 of 3 (photo no. 3713). | n.d. |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.134: Washington Bridge, looking east toward Washington Bridge Park, showing rowers on Harlem River. 3 of 3 (photo no. 3715). | n.d. |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.135: Washington Bridge, looking northeast from Speedway across the Harlem River towards Washington Bridge Park. From a real photo postcard. | 1909 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.136: Harlem River and Washington Bridge with Kyle's Park Boat Dock in foreground with boats to let. From B. W. Kilburn Stereoview, LIttleton, New Hampshire. | c.1890 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.137: Washington Bridge, view of arch and Speedway with Port Morris and Hall of Fame in distance. Panorama stereoview by Ingersoll View Co. | c.1903 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.138: Washington Bridge view to the west shortly after bridge construction.Culver Pictures, Inc. | c.1890 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.139: Washington Bridge looking east from the Manhattan side, showing Washington Bridge Park in the distance and an abundance of pedestrian and carriage traffic on bridge. | c.1900 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.140: Washington Bridge showing parts of Sedgwick and Undercliff Avenues as well as the high service pumping station for the Croton Aqueduct system on the Manhattan side. Photographed by G. K. Hollister. | c.1900 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.141: Washington Bridge, Kyle's Park, and Sedgwick Avenue from the High Bridge, showing advertisement for Dixon's Ice Cream on roof of building in Kyle's Park. Photo no. 116. | c.1890 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.142: Washington Bridge, looking west, showing Washington Bridge Park during Harlem River Speedway construction. Brian Merlis collection. | 1895 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.143: Washington Bridge looking northwest, showing Kyle's Park in foreground during Harlem River Speedway construction. Brian Merlis collection. | c.1895–1897 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.144: Washington Bridge looking north from the Harlem River Speedway, showing several industrial buildings on the east on The Bronx shoreline. Photographed by Irving Underhill, from the Brian Merlis collection. | n.d. |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.145: Albumen print of Washington Bridge and Harlem River looking north. Photographed by J.S. Johnston. | 1893 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.146: Albumen print of High Bridge and Washington Bridge viewed from Manhattan side south of the High Bridge looking north. Photographed by J.S. Johnston. | c.1893 |
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3 | PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.147: Washington Bridge looking north from High Bridge, showing a sign reading "Kyle's Park. Music & Dancing Every AFternoon & Evening." From a 3.25"x4.25" glass plate negative. | May 16, 1897 |
Series 3: Stereoviews
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.148: High Bridge, looking east. New Series, [American Scenery?]. | 1875 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.149: High Bridge during construction of the third pipe. | c.1862 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.150: High Bridge. M.I. Franklin Advertising card. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.151: High Bridge looking east. American Views, E. & H. T. Anthony & Co. no. 7961. | c.1875 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.152: High Bridge looking west. American Scenery. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.153: High Bridge looking west. W. M. Chase Descriptive Views. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.154: High Bridge dedication arch, looking northeast. Bierstadt Brothers. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.155: High Bridge looking northeast. Standard Series, American Scenery. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.156: High Bridge looking east. New Series, [American Scenery?]. | 1875 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.157: High Bridge looking northeast. New Series, [American Scenery?]. | 1875 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.158: High Bridge looking northeast. E. & H. T. Anthony & Company no. 1482. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.159: High Bridge looking west. Unknown publisher. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.160: High Bridge looking northeast. Barnum Stereoview. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.161: High Bridge looking north from the bridge. American Scenery Stereoview. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.162: High Bridge looking north from the bridge showing Kyle's Park. American Series. | c.1875 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.163: High Bridge looking west. American Views, Strohmeyer & Wyman Stereoview. | c.1890 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.164: High Bridge looking northeast. Barnum Stereoview. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.165: High Bridge looking east. Early stereoview. | Late 1850s |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.166: High Bridge looking northwest. America Illustrated Series. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.167: High Bridge, showing north side of bridge looking west. Standard Series stereoview. | c.1885 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.168: High Bridge, showing south side of bridge looking west. New York View Company stereoview. | c.1885 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.169: High Bridge looking northeast. Early stereoview. | Late 1850s |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.170: High Bridge looking northwest. American Scenery stereoview. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.171: High Bridge looking south from the bridge. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.172: High Bridge looking west from the grand staircase. International Stereoscopic View Co. | c.1890 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.173: High Bridge hotel area with signage "Ladies Ice Cream & Dining Saloon." | c.1870 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.174: High Bridge looking north, showing Woodvine Hotel and bridge. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co. | c.1875 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.175: High Bridge looking north from the bridge. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 8724. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.176: High Bridge, view from above on Manhattan Side. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 7965. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.177: High Bridge during the construction of the third pipe. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 1480. | c.1862 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.178: Promenade on the High Bridge. American Series stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.179: Tourists visiting the High Bridge. Standard Series, the Treadwell Collection. | c.1870 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.180: High Bridge, looking north, showing Woodbine Hotel and bridge. E. & H.T. Athony & Co., no. 7973. | c.1875 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.181: Path to High Bridge tower. New York City stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.182: Path on Manhattan side, looking northeast toward High Bridge. American Scenery, S.C. Northrop. | Late 1850s |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.183: High Bridge, south of bridge looking northwest to bridge. American Scenery. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.184: High Bridge, looking west towards Manhattan before tower built. American Scenery. | c.1870 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.185: High Bridge, looking west from The Bronx, after tower was completed. American Scenery stereoview. | c.1885 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.186: High Bridge looking west, showing tower in the distance. American Series stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.187: High Bridge, looking west, showing tower in the distance. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 7957. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.188: High Bridge, looking east to The Bronx. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 1482. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.189: High Bridge, looking east. Unknown publisher, stereoview no. 567. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.190: High Bridge, looking east. Unknown publisher. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.191: High Bridge, looking northeast. U.S. Stereoscopic Co., no. 562. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.192: High Bridge, north of bridge, looking west. W.M. Chase stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.193: High Bridge looking east. The Hudson River series. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.194: High Bridge looking east. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., Beauties of the Harlem River Series, no. 1472. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.195: High Bridge, looking east. Charles Wagner Hull stereoview. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.196: High Bridge, looking west, showing tower in the distance. American Views, New Series stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.197: Pedestrians on High Bridge looking west. Standard Series stereoview, no. 392. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.198: High Bridge, looking west, showing tower in the distance. American Series stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.199: High Bridge, looking west from Grand Staircase. W. Ingersoll stereoview. | c.1885 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.200: High Bridge, looking northeast through the arches. New York Stereoscopic Company stereoview. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.201: High Bridge, looking west, showing tower in the distance. Rodney Chipp advertisement on front. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.202: High Bridge, looking west, showing tower in the distance. Standard Series seteroview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.203: High Bridge, looking west, showing tower in the distance. Standard Series stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.204: High Bridge, looking west, showing tower in the distance. Standard Series stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.205: High Bridge, looking east. Unknown publisher stereoview, no. 569. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.206: High Bridge, looking west from grand staircase. European American Views stereoview. | c.1890 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.207: High Bridge, looking east toward The Bronx. American Scenery stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.208: High Bridge, looking southeast from Manhattan. A.F. Nesbitt stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.209: High Bridge, looking southeast from Manhattan. H. Ropes & Co. stereoview, no. 119. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.210: High Bridge during the construction of the third pipe. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 1481. | c.1862 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.211: High Bridge, north side of bridge looking west. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 7953. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.212: High Bridge, looking south from bridge to Macomb's Dam Bridge. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 8725. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.213: High Bridge, Bronx side, showing tourists visiting the High Bridge. American Series stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.214: High Bridge, Manhattan side looking northeast, showing dedication arch. American Scenery stereoview. | c.1870 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.215: High Bridge, showing path to High Bridge tower. New York City stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.216: High Bridge, view of entire bridge and hotels on Bronx side. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 7965. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.217: High Bridge, looking west from grand staircase. Liberty Brand stereoviews, New Educational Series. | c.1885 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.218: High Bridge, Bronx side, south of bridge, looking northwest to bridge. Stereoscopic Views. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.219: High Bridge, looking northeast to High Bridge New York City Rail Road station. E. & H.T. Anthony stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.220: High Bridge, looking northwest, from Bridge Kyle's landing in lower right. New Series stereoview. | c.1870 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.221: High Bridge, Manhattan side, looking northeast showing dedication arch. Unknown publisher. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.222: High Bridge, looking west toward Manhattan. New Series, American Views stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.223: High Bridge, looking west. "The Best" Series, F.T. Ashton. | c.1890 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.224: High Bridge, looking east. Unknown publisher, early stereoview. | Late 1850s |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.225: High Bridge, Manhattan side, looking northeast, showing dedication arch. American Scenery stereoview. | c.1865 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.226: High Bridge, from Manhattan, looking northeast towards the High Bridge. Unknown publisher. | c.1870 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.227: High Bridge, looking east toward The Bronx. E. & H.T. Anthony stereoview, no. 7963. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.228: High Bridge, looking east toward The Bronx Hotel north of bridge. New York City Stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.229: High Bridge, looking northeast toward The Bronx. Unknown publisher, early stereoview. | Late 1850s |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.230: High Bridge, looking from Manhattan to The Bronx. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 1473. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.231: High Bridge, looking northeast, showing soldier guarding pridge. Unknown publisher, tinted stereoview. | c.1861 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.232: High Bridge, looking west. American View, Standard Series, tinted stereoview. | c.1885 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.233: High Bridge, early view. American Scenery, tinted stereoview. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.234: High Bridge, looking west. Amereican Scenery, tinted stereoview. | c.1885 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.235: High Bridge, looking west. E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., no. 4592, tinted stereoview. | c.1860 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.236: Washington Bridge from High Bridge. Alfred S. Campbell stereoview. | 1896 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.237: Washington Bridge, looking east, showing Washington Bridge Park on Bronx side. Alfred S. Campbell stereoview. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.238: Washington Bridge, on bridge looking west, showing horse and buggy as well as horseman. Popular Series. | c.1895 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.239: Washington Bridge, looking east towards Bronx. European American Views stereoview. | c.1895 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.240: Washington Bridge, single span over the Harlem River. American Views stereoview. | c.1895 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.241: Washington Bridge, looking northwest from Bronx side. John Scheidig & Co., no. 98. | c.1910 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.242: Washington Bridge, looking east. The Operative View Company stereoview. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.243: Washington Bridge, looking east. Standard Series stereoview. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.244: Washington Bridge, looking east, showing Washington Bridge Park on Bronx side. Standard Series stereoview. | c. 1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.245: Washington Bridge, looking east. Unknown publisher, no. 1236, tinted stereoview. | c. 1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.246: Washington Bridge and Speedway, looking northeast. The Ingersoll View Company stereoview. | 1903 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.247: Washington Bridge and Speedway, looking north from the High Bridge. John Scheidig & Co., no. 97. | c.1910 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.248: Washington Bridge and Speedway, looking northeast. Unknown publisher, no. 739, tinted stereoview. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.249: Macomb's Dam Bridge, view from Manhattan to The Bronx. John Scheidig & Co., no. 8. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.250: Hall of Fame at Morris Heights. John Scheidig & Co., no. 99. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.251: Harlem River at Third Avenue elevated bridge. American Views stereoview. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.252: Aerial view of New York City. Keystone View Co., no. 26293. | c.1925 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.253: Grant's Tomb, with horse and buggy in the foreground. John Scheidig & Co., no. 86. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.254: Riverside Drive, high viaduct near 130th Street. John Scheidig & Co., no. 88. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.255: Riverside Drive, approaching the high viaduct near 125th Street. John Scheidig & Co., no. 89. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.256: 9th Avenue elevated line curve at 110th Street and Central Park West. John Scheidig & Co., no. 90. | c.1910 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.257: Museum of Natural History. Unknown publisher, tinted stereoview. | c.1910 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.258: Central Park, showing Bethesda Fountain. Continent Stereoscopic Co. stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.259: Third Avenue elevated line along the Bowery. Underwood & Underwood stereoview. | 1899 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.260: Cooper Union & the Bowery. Unknown publisher, tinted stereoview. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.261: Third Avenue elevated line, showing Cooper Union and the Bowery. American Views stereoview. | c.1900 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.262: Elevated railway at 116th Street. Kilburn Brothers stereoview, no. 4129. | c.1890 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.263: Stewart & Co., New York. George E. Lane stereoview. | c.1880 |
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PH-ZUCKERMAN.1.264: Prospect Park, showing woman at Ambergill Falls. American Views stereoview. | c.1890 |