An idyllic picture of rustic beauty such as one would expect in the farming country, but never in the noisy metropolis. These sheep are 
 the wards of New York City and receive great care; they attract the youngsters of the nearby streets and form one of Central Park's many 
 interesting sights. Only a few blocks away from the scene shown in this picture we find Columbus Circle, reputed to be the busiest spot in 
 
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 ADAMS EXPRESS BUILDING. An imposing structure giving 
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 CITY INVESTING BUILDING, running from Broadway to Church Street. This thirty- 
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 EQLTTABLE BUILDING, covering entire square block on Broadway and Cedar Street. 
 Thirty-eight stories high and has 15,000 workers in its offices. © American Studio 
 
WOOLWOKTII BUILDING, situated on Broadway. Tallest office building in the world. 
 Cost $14,000,000, including site. Fifty-five stories and 793'/ 2 feet high. American Studio 
 
 MUNICIPAL BUILDING. The home of New York City's Financial and other depart- 
 
SKYLINE OF NEW YORK'S BUSY "DOWNTOWN" SECTION. The three towers from left to right are: Woolworth, Singer, Bankers Trust Buildings, 
 stand are full of historic landmarks, it being the oldest part of the. city. 
 
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 EAST FROM WOOLWORTH BUILDING. This photograph affords a good view of the three bridges over the 
 residential structures in the vicinity. The terminal of the original Brooklyn Bridge, the first one in view, 
 
METROPOLITAN TOWER, at 1 Madison Avenue. Occupies entire block to Fourth 
 Avenue, between 23rd and 24th Streets. Tower 52 stories, 700 feet high. © American Studio 
 
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THE KITZ-( ARLETON HOTEL. Meeting Place of Society in the exclusive Park 
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 MASONIC TEMPLE. Located on the Northeast corner of 6th Avenue and 23rd Street. 
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BRYANT PARK. Showing the rear view of the New York Public Library. This space is lined by department stores and skyscrapers, 
 fighting. The canteen situated here was a popular meeting place for soldiers during the late war. 
 
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GRAND CENTRAL STATION AND HOTEL COMMODORE. The Grand Central Station covers an area of 69.8 acres and has 31 miles of tracks capable 
 passengers per hour. The Motel Commodore is connected with the station by subway. It has 2000 rooms and is most modern in equipment. 
 
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BUSH TERMINAL BUILDING, at 42nd Street near Hroadway. This skyscraper de: 
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 NEW YORK TIMES BUILDING, Broadway and 42nd Street, in the 
 district, owned by the New York Times, one of the Metropolitan Dailies. 
 
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HOTEL PLAZA, at 59ili Street or.d 5th 
 It is a model of beauty and cost $12,500,000. 
 
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COOPER UNION, situated in Cooper Square, at 4th Avenue and 7th Street. Unique as 
 an institute of learning and the scene of many socialistic debates. © American Studio 
 
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 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS, on University Heights, showing the Hall of Fame, where the greatest Americans are honored. An imposing group of buildings. QUnderhiU 
 
 COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, at 138th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, with a view of the open space devoted to athletics. 
 
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