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General view of N. Y. University, Bronx, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/a67b52d0-c55c-012f-7167-58d385a7bc34
#NYUniversity #Bronx #NewYorkCitysl #NewYorkUniversitys #NewYorkCity #NYUNIVERSITY #BRONX #NEWYORKCITY #NewYorkUniversity #Bronxville #Monuments&memorials #NewYork(State)

The image depicts a vintage postcard featuring a general view of New York University's campus in Bronx, New York City. The main focus is an ornate stone monument with intricate carvings and a pointed top situated on a grassy mound within what appears to be the university grounds. Behind it are several classical-style buildings characterized by their symmetrical design, large columns, and pediments indicative of neoclassical architecture. One building has a dome at its center while others feature prominent entranceways with steps leading up to porticoes supported by columns. The sky is clear with few clouds, suggesting good weather conditions during the time this image was likely taken or printed as a postcard. Text on the bottom left corner of the card reads "GENERAL VIEW OF N.Y. UNIVERSITY, BRONX, NEW YORK CITY," indicating that the location and subject matter are associated with New York University in Bronxville. The overall condition appears to be worn but intact, which is typical for historical artifacts like postcards from past decades or centuries ago.

City Hall, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/6bd75c30-c55a-012f-b5eb-58d385a7bc34
#CityHall #NewYorkCitysl #NewYorkCity

The image is a vintage postcard showing City Hall in New York City. It features an ornate building with classical architectural elements such as columns and arched windows on its facade. The structure has prominent brickwork and stone detailing around the corners, rooflines, and window frames. Above the entrance are decorative cornices and pediments.

There is a clock tower at the center of the hall's design with what appears to be a weather vane or finial atop it. This building seems large, occupying most of the frame in the image.

In front of City Hall, there are several people walking on the sidewalk, suggesting that this photo was taken during a time when such public spaces were active and bustling. The individuals vary in clothing styles, with some wearing hats typical of early 20th-century fashion for men. Some women also appear to be wearing long skirts.

The sky is partly cloudy but mostly clear blue, indicating fair weather conditions at the time the photo was taken. Trees are visible on either side of the building's entrance, adding a touch of greenery to the urban setting.

A caption in red and yellow font across the top left corner reads "City Hall, New York City," identifying the landmark depicted in the image. The overall impression is one of historical significance and public life at an early point in the city's development as we know it today.

The Flat Iron Building, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/e44dbda0-c55a-012f-973f-58d385a7bc34
#TheFlatIronBuilding #NewYorkCitysl #theFlatIronBuilding #NewYorkCity #NewYork

The image depicts a sepia-toned photograph of the Flat Iron Building, an iconic skyscraper located in New York City. It is captured from multiple angles to show its distinctive triangular shape and ornate architectural details. The building's facade features intricate ironwork that gives it its name, "Iron" due to these decorative elements which were once made with wrought iron before modern steel became prevalent.

The Flat Iron Building stands out prominently in the photograph against a nondescript background that is likely an open space or street view of New York City. The structure's design showcases early 20th-century architectural innovation, combining both practical and aesthetic considerations to create a unique urban landmark.

Below the image, there is text identifying it as "The Flat Iron Building," located in "New York City." This suggests that the photograph may be part of an older collection or archive documenting significant buildings within New York.

Falls in Bronx Park, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/493770f0-c55f-012f-b1b3-58d385a7bc34
#BronxPark #NewYorkCitysl #NewYorkCity #Parks #NewYork(NY)

The image is a vintage postcard featuring the Falls in Bronx Park, New York City. The scene captures a natural waterfall cascading over rocks into a flowing stream surrounded by lush greenery and dense foliage. Tall trees flank both sides of the falls, providing a verdant backdrop to the serene water feature. A stone wall or retaining structure can be seen at the base of the waterfall, possibly serving as an edge for safety. The image is rendered in sepia tones, typical of older postcards from that era, giving it an aged and nostalgic appearance. At the top center of the card, there's text reading "Falls in Bronx Park, New York City," indicating the location depicted within the photograph.

Miss Bangs and Miss Whiton's School, Riverdale Avenue, near 252d Street, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/d4fc43f0-c55f-012f-80b5-58d385a7bc34
#Bangs #Whiton #School, #RiverdaleAvenue #252dStreet #NewYorkCitysl #Victorian #DykeSandsand #DykeSands #DykeWhiton #Schools #NewYork(NY)

The image depicts a black and white photograph of an ornate, multi-story residential building with Victorian architectural features. The structure has several dormer windows, bay windows at the corner, and decorative trim around the edges. A prominent chimney is visible on one side. It's situated in what appears to be a suburban area, surrounded by trees and shrubbery that indicate it might be nestled within a garden or landscaped grounds. There are no people present in the image.

The photograph has text at the bottom which reads: "Dyke Sands and Dyke Whiton’s School Riverdale Avenue near 2520 Street New York City." This suggests that the building was used as an educational institution, specifically a school associated with individuals named Dyke Sands or Dyke Whiton. The date of creation is not directly visible in this image.

The monochrome tone and style suggest it's likely from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century, based on fashion trends depicted through the architecture and clothing implied by the text.

Ellis Island, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/c572f910-c55a-012f-feee-58d385a7bc34
#EllisIsland #NewYorkCitysl #NewYorkCity

The image shows a vintage postcard featuring Ellis Island in New York City. The scene captures the iconic building on the right, which has ornate architectural details including domed towers and arches, indicative of its historical significance as an immigration processing center. In the background to the left is another large structure with a flat roof, possibly part of the original Ellis Island complex or nearby buildings. There are boats in the water; one appears to be docked near the shore while others seem to be moving through the harbor. The sky has a soft gradient from blue at the top transitioning into yellow and pink hues closer to the horizon, suggesting either sunrise or sunset. The postcard is labeled with text: "Ellis Island, New York City" in bold letters, followed by smaller print reading "From one / Friend," which likely indicates that it was sent as a personal message through correspondence. A signature at the bottom right corner reads "Artik."

The Flat Iron Building, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/e44dbda0-c55a-012f-973f-58d385a7bc34
#TheFlatIronBuilding #NewYorkCitysl #NewYork #ThePlatIronBuilding #thePlatIronBuilding #NewYorkCity

The image depicts a black and white vintage postcard featuring an iconic New York landmark. On the left side of the postcard, there is text that reads "The Plat Iron Building." This suggests that the building displayed on the right side of the postcard is the Plat Iron Building. Below this main text, there is a smaller inscription that says "New York City." This indicates that the location of the building shown is New York City. The postcard itself has an aged appearance, with some visible wear and creases, which adds to its vintage charm. The overall composition of the postcard places the Plat Iron Building prominently against the backdrop of the city skyline.

General view of N. Y. University, Bronx, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/a67b52d0-c55c-012f-7167-58d385a7bc34
#NYUniversity #Bronx #NewYorkCitysl #European #NewYorkCity #NewYorkCitys #Monuments&memorials #NewYork(State)

The image is a vintage postcard featuring an architectural scene. In the center of the composition, there's an impressive statue with a tall pedestal that stands out prominently against the background. Surrounding the statue, there are several classical structures, likely a part of a historical or educational institution given their design and the presence of the statue.

In front of these buildings, there is a wide road leading to a large stone building with columns. The building has a grand and imposing appearance, suggesting it might be an important or administrative structure. The architecture of all the structures is consistent with historical styles, possibly indicating a European influence in their design.

The postcard has text on it which reads "General view of New York City." This suggests that the scene depicted on the postcard is likely from New York City, although the specific location within the city is not indicated.

The sky above the buildings appears to be clear and blue, indicating good weather at the time the photograph was taken. The overall impression is one of historical significance and academic ambiance, with the statue potentially symbolizing a significant event or figure related to New York City's history.

Bird's-eye view from Singer Tower, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/f8a4a9c0-c55b-012f-260d-58d385a7bc34
#SingerTower #NewYorkCitysl #BirdsEyeView #NewYorkCity #Bridges #NewYork(State)

The image is a vintage postcard featuring an illustrated cityscape. At the top, there's text that reads "Bird's Eye View from Singer Tower, New York City," indicating the location and perspective of the view. The illustration shows a bridge spanning across a body of water, connecting two parts of the city. Buildings of various sizes are depicted on either side of the bridge, suggesting a densely built urban environment. On the right, there's a postmark that states "Jun 1 1915," which is likely when this postcard was sent or received. The style and condition of the postcard suggest it's from an older time period. The overall tone of the image is historical and nostalgic.

Pier 7, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/9487b5f0-c560-012f-183f-58d385a7bc34
#NewYorkCitysl #Piers&wharves #NewYork(State)

The image depicts a vintage black and white photograph capturing a bustling harbor scene. Dominating the center of the frame is a large, impressive building with grand architectural details, likely a significant landmark or commercial building from the era. Its design suggests it might be a train station due to its size and prominence.

In front of this building stands an old-fashioned steam locomotive, parked as if ready for departure. The locomotive is a prominent feature in the foreground, adding a sense of movement and history to the scene.

To the right of the image, there's a large ocean liner docked at a wharf. The ship's size and grandeur are indicative of its importance in this period, possibly serving as a passenger ship for long-distance travel or as a cargo vessel.

The background is filled with other ships and boats, further emphasizing the bustling nature of the harbor. A few individuals can be seen in the distance, likely workers or passengers associated with the maritime activities.

Overall, the image presents a snapshot of a bygone era when steam locomotives and large ocean liners were common features of coastal cities' landscapes. The absence of color gives the scene a timeless quality, evoking a sense of nostalgia for those who appreciate historical photography.

Miss Bangs and Miss Whiton's School, Riverdale Avenue, near 252d Street, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/d4fc43f0-c55f-012f-80b5-58d385a7bc34
#Bangs #Whiton #School, #Riverdaleavenue #252dstreet #Newyorkcitysl #Westschoolstreet #Schools #Newyork(ny)

The image is a black and white vintage postcard. It features an architectural style house with multiple levels, intricate detailing on the facade, and ornate woodwork. In front of the house is a well-manicured lawn, and there are trees surrounding the property.

There's text on the postcard that reads "Olde Point Washington School." The font used for this text appears to be a cursive script. At the bottom of the postcard, there are additional details including the address "36 West School Street," and the mention of an "ELECTRIC LINE" with the words "HELLO HERE."

The overall style of the image suggests that it's a historical representation of an older residential area. The quality of the photograph appears slightly faded or aged, which is characteristic of vintage prints.

City Hall, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/6bd75c30-c55a-012f-b5eb-58d385a7bc34
#Cityhall #Newyorkcitysl #Cityhallnew

The image is a black and white photograph of a city hall building. The architecture of the building features classical elements such as columns, a pediment at the front, and a large central dome. There are two visible flags on poles atop the building. In front of the building, there's a bustling street scene with people walking by. The sky is partly cloudy. On the lower left corner of the image, there's text that reads "CITY HALL NEW YORK."

Falls in Bronx Park, New York City s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/493770f0-c55f-012f-b1b3-58d385a7bc34
#Bronxpark #Newyorkcitysl #Brooklynpark #Newyorkcity #Eagross #Newyorkcitys #Parks #Newyork(ny)

The image displays a postcard featuring a landscape scene. At the center, there is a flowing river with rapids visible beneath the surface of the water. A small bridge crosses over the river, partially submerged within the rapids. Above the bridge, there are trees with full foliage. The river appears to be in a park setting with well-maintained grass and shrubs surrounding it.

The postcard has text elements: at the top, the location is identified as "Brooklyn Park, New York City." Additionally, the postcard features the name "E. A. Gross" prominently displayed, suggesting that this might be a watermark or signature related to the artist or photographer who created the image or the postcard itself.

The style of the image is reminiscent of traditional postcards, which are typically printed on a thicker paper stock with a mat border framing the photograph. The overall impression is that of a vintage travel memento capturing a serene natural scene in New York City's Brooklyn Park.

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