The Boulevard on a Rainy Day, c. 1899

1899

The Boulevard on a Rainy Day, c. 1899
POPULAR

0  0 

United States United States > New York > Manhattan Community Board 7
North of Columbus Circle, Broadway was known as The Boulevard, until the name was officially changed around the time of this photograph. Hanging above the roadway is a sign that doesn't apply in the context of contemporary New York City. It reads, "Pleasure Traffic Keep Over to the Left. Business Traffic Keep Over to the Curb." The point is approximately.
Comments (0)

Register or login to comment and contribute to the community 

avatar

eli_eli 
756 photos

Times Square, looking southwest, 1953Equitable fire as viewed from the Singer BuildingPacific Design CenterSide view of Rancho Aguaje de la Centinela adobeExpo 74 in Spokane WA 2



Nearby photos

Street Scenes, North from 64th Street, BroadwayBroadway, west side, north from W. 62nd Street to Lincoln Square.62nd Street and Broadway, N.W. corner. Cadillac Building.61st Street and BroadwayBroadway and West 62nd Street NYNorth from 64th Street, BroadwayColumbus CircleBroadway, west side, north from 61st StreetCentury Theatre under constructionBroadway at the N.E. corner of 62nd Street. October 4, 1929

Photo published on
 January 16, 2018 at 11:25 PM

© Unknown
All rights reserved

Image used under "Fair Use" conditions



Old photos of Manhattan Community Board 7,Old photographs of Manhattan Community Board 7,Old images of Manhattan Community Board 7,Old snapshots of Manhattan Community Board 7,Old panoramic views of Manhattan Community Board 7,Old prints of Manhattan Community Board 7