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Carving shop, [Port Morris marble yard].

Rearranging books in Port Richmond Library.

Exhibition room column in front yard, [Port Morris marble yard].

Port Richmond Branch Library Yard

Port Richmond Branch Library Yard

Rear of shop, rough stone cutters, [Port Morris marble yard].

Machinery for lifting stones, Port Morris marble yard.

View in Port Morris yard.

Mercantile Library Building. New York Sterecope Card.

Yard at Port Morris, showing marble ready for library.

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Date

1900 - 1970
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New York Public Library
New York Public Library. Humanities and Social Sciences Library
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New York Public Library
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http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/
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Exterior marble work : west facade.

Interior work : marble wall and pylons.

Interior work, Astor Hall : construction of arches and walls.

Interior work : construction of a courtyard.

Interior work : arches in Astor Hall, in front of Gottesman Exhibition Hall.

Trinity Church Yard. The final resting place of many great Americans, New York City.

Interior work : marble hallway, ceiling and floor unfinished.

[Drawing of the library, showing the Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street facades.]

Interior work : children's rooms, nos. 68, 78, 79.

The Marble Bridge at the entrance to the Mall.

Exterior marble work : north facade.

Exterior marble work : construction of the Fifth Avenue facade seen from the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Fortieth Street.

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new york public library new york public library humanities and social sciences library library architecture marble industry and trade building materials industry new york state new york public library archives new york public library visual materials port morris yard port morris marble library visual materials photoprints new york construction ultra high resolution high resolution 19th century 20th century