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Underhill, Irving (1872–1960)

Creator details

Name
Underhill, Irving (1872–1960)
Nationality
American
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Assets (40 in total)

Downtown New York City skyline from Brooklyn, 1931. Towers in the financial District include the Singer Building, demolished in 1968 to clear the site for 1 Liberty Plaza. Photo by Irving Underhill
Brooklyn Bridge & New York Skyline, 1925 (glass plate negative)
New York: The Woolworth Building
The Belmont Hotel New
Columbus Circle New York
New York: Bird's Eye View of Manhattan
Wall Street Showing Trinity Church, New York City, c.1935 (colour litho)
New York: Municipal Building
Federal Hall National Memorial in 1915, when it served as Federal Reserve Sub-treasury. The building was built in 1836, on the site of the Old Federal Hall, the site of George Washington's inauguration. 1915 photo by Irving Underhill
New York Stock Exchange during the economic depression of 1907-08. The building's official address was 18 Broad Street, located at the corner of Broad and Wall Streets. Photo by Irving Underhill, 1908
New York Stock Exchange (left) and the Wilks Building on the Corner of Wall and Broad Streets. Photo by Irving Underhill before the 1920 demolition of the Wilks building and its replacement with a 22 story addition to the NYSE. At far right is Federal Hall and a statue of George Washington
Brooklyn Bridge, 1925 (glass plate negative)
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