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The old brewery at the Five Points N.Y. : As it appeared Decr. 1st 1852 previous to its being torn down by the Ladies Home Missionary Socy. of the M. E. Church
Image of an eye-level street view of the dilapidated Old Brewery building and surrounding stores and tenements in the Five Points neighborhood of New York City, with people standing outside and in the streets, and laundry hung on lines out windows to dry.
Image of three views: an elevated landscape view of Newburgh, New York, from across the Hudson River with steam ferry and sailboats in the foreground in lower half; an eye-level view of American Revolutionary War General Henry Knox's military headquarters building with cows, barns, and bridge over water in Mortonville, New York, in upper right; and an eye-level view of General George Washington's headquarters in Newburgh with soldiers with canons in upper left.
Image of an eye-level view of the Beverly house and grounds on the Hudson River in New York, Benedict Arnold's headquarters when in command of West Point during the American Revolutionary War; two men with dogs in foreground at left.
Image of an eye-level street view of the facade of the four-story Stevens Building in Central Square in Lynn, Massachusetts, with signage for businesses in the windows and pedestrians on the sidewalk looking into the storefront windows; a Lynn and Boston R. R. trolley passes by on the left.
Image of an eye-level view of the Worcester House by Lysander C. Clark in Worcester, Massachusetts; horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians outside house and along Main Street (corner of Maple).
Image of an eye-level view of Fort Washington in Cincinnati, Ohio; wooden fort structure with soldiers and a cannon visible outside; large American flag raised over the building; wooded hills in background.
