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The squatters' settlement which occupied the site of Andrew Carnegie's residence.

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Northeast corner of 83rd Street and Fifth Avenue: Showing at right the tiny frame house of Mrs. Hicks Arnold.

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Metropolitan Museum of Art: View southward from 84th Street and Fifth Avenue

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Henry C. Frick's residence: Occupying the site of the Lennox Library, between 70th and 71st Streets. At the left is Mr. Frick's art gallery, which contains one of the finest private art collections in the world.

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Marble Row -- Fifth Avenue between East 57th Street and East 58th Streets: Part of the estate of John Mason, from which the Joneses, Iselins and the Hamersleys inherited their Fifth Avenue holdings

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St. Patrick's Cathedral: Fifth Avenue, 50th to 51st Streets

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Twin Vanderbilt houses: 51st and 52nd Streets. "Island homes in a flood of business"

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Croton Reservoir: Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. As it appeared when the work of demolition began in 1900.

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John G. Wendel House: Northwest corner of 39th Street and Fifth Avenue

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Union League Club: Northeast corner of 39th Street and Fifth Avenue. Once the site of Dickel's Riding Academy

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Brick Presbyterian Church: 37th Street and Fifth Avenue. Showing the remarkable transformation of the Waddell site since 1845

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34th Street and Fifth Avenue today: Showing the Waldorf-Astoria and the Columbia Trust Building on the site of the Townsend and Stewart mansions

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Earliest churches of Fifth Avenue: On the left the Church of the Ascension northwest corner of 10th Street. On the right the First Presbyterian Church northwest corner of 11th Street.

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Beginning of Fifth Avenue: Showing the Washington Arch and the dignified character of the earliest houses erected upon Fifth Avenue

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Walter Brewing Co. Recto of bill

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Didactics: Social, Literary, and Political. Vols. 1- 2, spines

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The falls of Niagara from near Biddles Stairs

Drawing shows Niagara Falls from the American side looking toward Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side, from the vantage point of Biddles Stairs. Wallis was a British Commissioner from the Foreign Office to the United States in 1853.

Religio Turcica, title page and pages 100 to 101, including plate

Published by Holwein, Elias, who died in 1659; his widow ran the workshop until 1662.

Tags: historiography, Islam, Ottoman

Dancers' Panel

This panel, organized in tandem with Arthur Mitchell: Harlem’s Ballet Trailblazer, featured three former members of the Dance Theatre of Harlem – Marcia Sells, Theara Ward, and Robert Garland – in conversation with the exhibition curator, Lynn…

Boyhood of Christ.

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