pages of things

'El', Second and Third Avenue lines, Bowery taken from Division St., Manhattan. (April 24, 1936)

'El' Second and Third Avenue Lines, looking toward Doyers Street, Manhattan. ca. 1935

Department of Docks and Police Station, Pier A, North River, Manhattan. (May 05, 1936)

Traveling tin shop, Brooklyn. (May 22, 1936)

Jay Street, No. 115, Brooklyn. (May 22, 1936)

Milligan Place, Manhattan. (March 20, 1936)

Automat, 977 Eighth Avenue, Manhattan. (February 10, 1936)

Henry Street, Manhattan. (November 29, 1935)

Jefferson Market Court, southwest corner of Sixth Avenue and West 10th Street, looking north from southwest corner of Sixth Avenue and West 9th Street, Manhattan. October 21, 1935.

Broome Street no. 512-514, Manhattan. October 07, 1935.

Oak and New Chambers Streets, Manhattan. October 28, 1935.

Newsstand, 32nd Street and Third Avenue, Manhattan. November 19, 1935

Vanderbilt, From E. 46th Street, Manhattan. ca 1935.

A difficult passage. December 17, 1902.

Female musicians, India, 1898

Title taken from verso. Written on verso: 'B.M. Harcourt' 'The girls of the [illegible word] classes are taught to play on musical instruments. The long instrument on the floor is called a koto, a kind of harp. The long handled instrument is called samisen, or native 3 stringed guitar, and is the most popular of Japanese musical intruments.'

Male and female day workers pose for a group portrait at noon on a Friday in front of the twine works at International Harvester Co. in Auburn, NY. The eight female workers are positioned to the front of the group.