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National Parks in the Twenties
View of Glass Lake and Taylor Glacier
United States : Early Twentieth Century
You are standing at the southwest corner of Madison Square and looking south. The Square is at the left, beyond the trees.
United States : Early Twentieth Century
This is Fifth Avenue looking north from 40th Street.
United States : Early Twentieth Century
This picture is taken in one of New York City's busiest areas, at Herald Square. You are looking up Broadway to Times Building.
United States : Early Twentieth Century
This picture gives you a good idea of the height of the Palisades and the narrowness of the river height.
United States : Early Twentieth Century
The Brooklyn Bridge spans the East River and connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. It was begun in 1870 and opened for traffic in 1883.
United States : Early Twentieth Century
In this picture we are looking southeast from the southern end of Manhattan Island, down New York harbor toward Staten Island. In the distance we can…
United States : Early Twentieth Century
This picture shows us the interior of one of the silk mills at Paterson where ribbon is being woven.
United States : Early Twentieth Century
In this picture we see a portion of the interior of a glass factory.
United States : Early Twentieth Century
This Water Gap is found on the Delaware River in Monroe County, Pa.