Then and now pics of NYC
A view looking east on Wall Street as it appeared on June 6, 1941. Trinity Church is in the background, the New York Stock Exchange is on the left, and a statute of George Washington in front of Federal Hall is on the right. Click here to see more Then and Now shots from that day.
Here is a view of the United States Secretariat as it appeared on July 11, 1960.
Click here to see other Then and Now shots from that day. Note: The Cushman shots have been reproduced on this site with the written consent of Indiana University, which owns the Charles W. Cushman Photograph Collection.
A view west on 42nd Street and Broadway as it appeared on July 9, 1960. Click here to see more Then and Now shots from that day.
Here is Delmonico’s, at 56 Beaver Street, as it appeared on July 7, 1960. Click here to see other Then and Now shots from that day.
Peter Minuit Plaza as it appeared on July 5, 1960. Click here to see more Then and Now shots from that day.
A view of Pearl Street and Peck Slip as it appeared on October 7, 1942. The oldest house (at the time) in Manhattan can barely be seen in this shot. Click here to see more Then and Now shots from that day.
A view of City Hall in the early morning as it appeared on October 6, 1942. To see more Then and Now shots from that day please go to the October 6, 1942 page.
A view of Second Avenue and 2nd Street as it appeared on October 4, 1942. To see more Then and Now shots from that day please go to the October 4, 1942 page.
Here is a view looking up Broadway from Battery Park as it appeared on October 1, 1942. To see more Then and Now shots from that day please go to the October 1, 1942 page.
A view of Trinity Church as it appeared on October 3, 1942. Click here to see more Then and Now shots from that day.
A view of Peck Slip as it appeared on September 27, 1941. Click here to see more Then and Now shots from that day.
A view looking east on Wall Street as it appeared on June 6, 1941. Trinity Church is in the background, the New York Stock Exchange is on the left, and a statute of George Washington in front of Federal Hall is on the right. Click here to see more Then and Now shots from that day.