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Produce Exchange
circa 1914: The Produce Exchange building at Bowling Green and Beaver Street during the parks construction, with the Custom House to the right, Lower Manhattan, New York City. Horsedrawn carriages are on the dirt streets, and also visible is the blurry figure of a man cleaning the windows on the building. The Produce Exchange, designed by George B. Post, was built in 1884, constructed of red-brick on an iron frame. It was demolished in 1957. (Photo by Edwin Levick/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Edwin Levick
Media ID 11761854
1910 1919 Architecture And Art Construction Industry Facade Park Right Stock Market And Exchange Beaver Street Produce Exchange
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This print transports us back to the bustling streets of Lower Manhattan in 1914. The image showcases the iconic Produce Exchange building, designed by George B. Post, standing proudly at Bowling Green and Beaver Street. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, we are reminded of the city's rich history and architectural marvels. The scene is alive with activity as horsedrawn carriages navigate through the dirt-covered streets, adding an old-world charm to the photograph. In the distance, we catch a glimpse of the Custom House on the right side, further enhancing the historical significance of this location. A closer look reveals a blurry figure diligently cleaning windows on one of these magnificent structures. This fleeting moment captured by Edwin Levick reminds us that even amidst progress and construction, there are individuals working tirelessly behind-the-scenes to maintain these grand buildings. Sadly, as time passed, so did this majestic piece of New York City's skyline. The Produce Exchange was eventually demolished in 1957 but lives on through photographs like this one - a testament to its once prominent place in Lower Manhattan's landscape. As we reflect upon this remarkable image from Fine Art Storehouse's collection by Edwin Levick, it serves as a visual reminder that our cities are ever-evolving tapestries where history intertwines with progress.
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