Antique Images of Manhattan

 

The Lower Manhattan around 1905. Since the last decade of 19th century, skyscrapers have changed the Manhattan skyline. Some buildings were erected to be the tallest in the world. In 1890, the World Building was completed, then the tallest in New York. The Empire State Building, completed in 1931, was the biggest star in this race (illustration from an old postcard by Raphael Tuck & Sons).

◄ Old City of New York

More Vintage Images of Manhattan:

• 5th Avenue ►

• 6th Avenue ►

• 7th Avenue ►

• 42nd Street ►

• 59th Street ►

• Battery ►

• Broadway ►

• Broad Street ►

• Bowery ►

• Bowling Green ►

• Central Park ►

• Chinatown ►

• City Hall Park ►

• Civic Center ►

• Columbus Circle ►

• Grand Army Plaza ►

• Herald Square ►

• Lexington Avenue ►

• Madison Avenue ►

• Madison Square ►

• Nassau Street ►

• Park Avenue ►

• Park Row ►

• Printing House Square ►

• Times Square ►

• Trinity Place ►

• Union Square ►

• United Nations ►

• Wall Street ►

• Washington Square ►

Copyright © Geographic Guide - Antique photographs of NYC.

1935

Broadway, looking north towards the Grace Church.

Antique Images of Manhattan

Empire State Building