The Park Row (Syndicate) Building
Designed by Architect Robert Henderson Robertson the Park Row building was completed in 1899. It was one of the first structures to be called a skyscraper. At 391 ft (119.2m) tall, it was the tallest office building in the world from 1899 until 1908, until the Singer building was completed.
Syndicate [Park Row] Building in course of construction, as seen from Broadway, New York. 1898.
Park Row Building completed, View from Broadway, New York City 1902. by A. Loeffler.
Syndicate [Park Row] Building in course of construction, as seen from Broadway, New York. 1898. Park Row Building completed, View from Broadway, New York City 1902. by A. Loeffler."I could stay in Atlantic City forever."
Image courtesy of the Detroit Publishing Co. A photographer taking a publicity picture of a group with donkey, holding a sign reading "I could stay in Atlantic City forever". Atlantic City, N.J. circa 1900
American President Woodrow Wilson 1920.
Image Courtesy: Harris & Ewing 1920. More Information.
Woodberry Forrest Gymnasium Team
Woodberry Forrest Gymnasium Team by Harris and Ewing taken sometime between 1905-45.Portrait of America Number 83.
Portrait of America no. 83 (1944) from the Office of war Information. America's petroleum industries pour out fuel and lubricants for the United Nations.14 Inch Guns 1917.
Image courtesy of the Harris & Ewing collection.14 inch guns at the Navy Yard, Washington being made ready to be taken to proving grounds 1917.
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