NEW YORK: HARLEM, 1944.
Shoppers in the Harlem section of Manhattan, 1944.

NEW YORK: PUBLIC TRANSIT.
Interior of the Cypress Hills train of Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 1906.

NEW YORK: BROAD STREET.
Exchange Place looking toward the Continental Bank Building at 30 Broad Street, Manhattan. Photograph, 1933.

NEW YORK: PUBLIC TRANSIT.
Interior of the Cypress Hills train of Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 1906.

NEW YORK: LOWER MANHATTAN.
Aerial view of lower Manhattan from Madison Square, 1944.

NEW YORK: CASTLE GARDEN.
People sitting at the Battery, Castle Garden in view, c1900.

NEW YORK: PENN STATION.
Interior of Pennsylvania Station, New York City, 1944.

NEW YORK HARBOR, 1944.
A hot dog vending cart at the docks in New York Harbor, 1944.

NEW YORK: ELEVATED RAILROAD.
A busy sidewalk along the Sixth Avenue El, Manhattan, c1935.

HANDBALL GAME, 1904.
A game of handball being played at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City, 1904.

ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.
Aerial view of St. Patrick's Cathedral on Easter Sunday, 1941.

NEW YORK: SUMMER, 1944.
Two children spraying another child with a hose from a porch, New York City, 1944.

GREENWICH VILLAGE, 1944.
Outdoor art exhibit in Greenwich Village, New York City, 1944.

NEW YORK: WALL STREET.
The intersection of Wall and Pearl Streets, Lower Manhattan, c1900.

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1944.
Tourists visiting the Statue of Liberty National Monument, 1944.

CONEY ISLAND: RIDE, 1944.
The 'caterpillar' ride at Steeplechase Park, at Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York. Photographed in 1944.

NEW YORK: LUNCHEONETTE.
Interior of the Arcadia Luncheonette Soda Fountain at 45th Street and Vanderbilt Avenue, New York City, 1930.

SOUTH CAROLINA: HOTEL.
Guests relaxing on the porch of the Park in the Pines Hotel in Aiken, South Carolina, 1904.

NEW YORK: CHURCH, 1908.
Narthex of a New York City church, c1908.

AUTOMOBILE: ROADSTER, 1926.
A Nash Roadster, 1926.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, 1928.
Two mechanics working on a Nash auto at the Warren-Nash Motor Corp, 1928.

NEW YORK: FIFTH AVENUE.
Fifth Avenue at 29th Street, Manhattan, c1900. Marble Collegiate Church can be seen on the left.

HAIR DRYER, 1904.
A student at Teachers College, Columbia University, dries her hair in a locker room. Photograph, 1904.

NEW YORK: BUSH TOWER.
130 West 42nd Street, Manhattan. Photograph, 1938.

LOCK AND KEY, 1929.
Vesey Street and Broadway. St. Paul's Chapel, detail of lock and keys, inside vestry, 1929.

NEW YORK: SKYLINE, 1937.
Manhattan skyline from 57th Street and 5th Avenue. The Chrysler Building can be seen at left and the RCA Building and Rockefeller Center at right, 1937.

NEW YORK: AUTOMAT, 1940.
Broadway and John Street. Automat, detail of entrance, 1940.

COUNTRY CLUB: SHOWERS.
Showers and dressing rooms of the Lakeville Golf and Country Club, Great Neck, New York, 1927.

BROOKYLN BRIDGE.
The Brooklyn Bridge, showing the tracks and pedestrians on the walkway.

BANK VAULT, 1904.
Vault at the First National Bank, Mount Vernon, New York, 1904.

NEW YORK: 57th STREET.
57th Street and Fifth Avenue, 1941.

STATEN ISLAND: BEACH, 1898.
Man and woman in bathing suits reclining at the edge of the water. Man has 'Swimming Instructor' written on his shirt, Midland Beach, Staten Island, New York, 1898.

THEATER: BICYCLES, 1901.
Cyclists performing on the bicycle track on stage at Keith's Union Square Theatre, New York City, c1901.

NEW YORK: WINDSOR ARCADE.
The Windsor Arcade, built on the site of the Windsor Hotel, which burned to the ground in 1899, at 5th Avenue and 47th Street. A Steinway Piano store can be seen in the arcade. Photograph, 1902.

THEATER: BICYCLES, 1901.
Cyclists performing on the bicycle track on stage at Keith's Union Square Theatre, New York City, c1901.

RAILROAD CAR, 1907.
Interior of an empty Pullman passenger car, c1907.

NEW YORK: CYCLISTS, 1896.
Men and boys with bicycles at 'Hortons Ice Cream' stand near 110th Street near Riverside Drive, New York, 1896.

CASEMENT WINDOW, 1925.
Copy of French casement window with outside view showing, c1925.

BILLIARDS, 1900.
Mrs. Frances Hoppe playing billiards with her son William F. Hoppe in a billiard room with seated spectators watching, 1900.

NEW YORK: MANSION, 1927.
The residence of a Dr. Colin, 219 West 70th Street, New York City, 2 August 1927.