Doyle New York: Rare Books, Autographs, and Maps, 9069, New York

A group of 13 photographs of New York City monuments, statues, and celebrations.

A group of 13 photographs of New York City bridges.

16 photographs of New York City hotels.

A group of six photographs of New York City restaurants.

A collection of 13 photographs of municipal and historical buildings.

18 images of various New York City clubs, institutions, schools, and other buildings.

Approximately 6 photographs of churches, 1890's-1920's.

Thirty-two images of 19th century New York City street scenes.

A group of 15 photographs of New York City Squares and Parks, mostly Union Square.

Approximately 15 images of early New York City transportation, including carriages and trolleys.

A group of 14 miscellaneous transportation photographs, featuring boats, automobiles, railroads, and railroad stations.

Approximately 55 images of Times Square and burlesque.

A group of photographs showing New York City police officers and a fire department, including a cabinet card showing seven police officers, likely taken in the East New York Railroad Station in Brooklyn soon after the Great Trolley Strike of January 1895.

Approximately 40 or more images of the Bowery, offered with a group of related ephemera.

Two photographs showing Jewish immigrants, in the dining hall and in the men's dormitory, at the Atlantic Park Hostel, a trans-migratory camp in England where Eastern Europeans were held while en route to the United States.

The remains of a New York City photographer's collection.

A vintage print of a photograph showing "sandhogs" during the construction of the Holland Tunnel, apparently taken when the New York and New Jersey sides met.

A cabinet card photograph of the librarians and staff in the Apprentice's Library of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the City of New York.

A group of four nineteenth-century cabinet cards of Coney Island. comprising, Elephantine Colossus...

A group of three cabinet cards showing the Blizzard of 1888.

Three cabinet card photographs showing Central Park in the 1880s, comprising, a large-scale cabinet card of Hattie and Jewel, the two elephants who lived in the Central Park Zoo's elephant enclosure.

Two photographs taken soon after the General Slocum disaster, one of a body after it had been recovered from the East River, the other showing a body being photographed.

A group of seven vintage photographs of the New York City skyline.

Approximately 40 or more images of the Lower East Side, including a group of ephemera.

A press photograph of a communist rally against poor housing conditions in the East Village following a fire on East 7th Street, featuring children marching to City Hall, and, a press photograph of a building that has been condemned as a firetrap.