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Postcard of the Bowery. ca. 1913, The Bowery, New York City. The Bowery, one of the most noted thoroughfares in the city, runs in a northeasterly direction through the most congested district of the famous East side. It practically begins at the Brooklyn Bridge under the name of Park Row and ends at Cooper Square. Was formerly a part of the old Boston Post Road
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Postcard of the Bowery. ca. 1913, The Bowery, New York City. The Bowery, one of the most noted thoroughfares in the city, runs in a northeasterly direction through the most congested district of the famous East side. It practically begins at the Brooklyn Bridge under the name of Park Row and ends at Cooper Square. Was formerly a part of the old Boston Post Road
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This vintage postcard print captures the essence of the Bowery, one of New York City's most iconic thoroughfares, circa 1913. Known for its vibrant and bustling atmosphere, the Bowery cuts through the heart of the famous East side, traversing a densely populated district. Originally part of the historic Boston Post Road, this street begins at the majestic Brooklyn Bridge under the name Park Row and extends all the way to Cooper Square. The image showcases a snapshot in time when horse-drawn carriages shared space with early automobiles and trolleys on this lively street. The architecture along both sides of the road is reminiscent of an era long gone by - ornate buildings standing tall against a backdrop that exudes urban charm. Printed using offset lithography techniques by renowned publisher Curt Teich Company, this postcard offers a glimpse into New York City's past. It belongs to a collection housed in Lake County Museum and was produced by Manhattan Post Card Company. As you gaze upon this scene from over a century ago, let your imagination transport you back to an era where life unfolded at a different pace amidst these storied streets. Experience firsthand how The Bowery thrived as it connected people from various walks of life in one grand tapestry that defined Lower Manhattan during its heyday.
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