59th Street Collection

Hotel Netherland, New York, c1905. Creator: Unknown
Hotel Netherland, New York, c1905

1950s CENTRAL PARK 59TH STREET PLAZA AND SHERRY NETHERLANDS HOTELS SPRINGTIME NEW YORK CITY USA

New York City, Queensbridge Park, Queensboro Bridge, East River & Midtown Manhattan

NY, NYC, Central Park South with view of Deutsche Bank Center
2005-309438-01

Queensboro Bridge in New York City

Blackwells Island Bridge, New York City, USA, c. 1910 (b / w photo)
5863130 Blackwells Island Bridge, New York City, USA, c.1910 (b/w photo) by Detroit Publishing Co. (1880-1920); Private Collection; American, out of copyright

New York: Central Park, from 59th Street toward Central Park West (photo)
6012359 New York: Central Park, from 59th Street toward Central Park West (photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Central Park)

Statue of William Tecumseh Sherman on 59th Street and Fifth Avenue, New York City, c
1078862 Statue of William Tecumseh Sherman on 59th Street and Fifth Avenue, New York City, c.1913 (b/w photo) by Hassler, William Davis (1877-1921); Collection of the New-York Historical Society

USA, New York, New York City-Long Island City, elevated skyline with 59th Street bridge

NYC: RUMPELMAYER S, c1940. French servicewomen outside of Rumpelmayers on 59th Street in New York City. Photograph, c1940

NEW YORK: HALFWAY HOUSE. The old halfway house at the junction of Broadway, Eighth Avenue, and 59th St. Lithograph, 1864

HOTEL DEMOLITION, 1905. Workmen completing the demolition of the first Plaza Hotel, West 59th Street and Fifth Avenue, New York City

CHRISTMAS, 1859. Scenes of Christmas and New Years celebrations in New York City. Wood engraving, American, 1859

Columbus Circle
New York, New York: c. 1930 s. An aerial view of Columbus Circle at the SW corner of Central Park at 59th St

ICE SKATING, 1865. Skating scene in Central Park at 59th Street. Oil on canvas by Johann Mongels Culvershouse, 1865

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"Exploring the Vibrant 59th Street: A Melting Pot of NYC's Iconic Landmarks" Welcome to 59th Street, a bustling thoroughfare in the heart of New York City. As you stroll along Central Park South, be prepared to witness breathtaking views of the majestic Deutsche Bank Center towering over the cityscape. The Queensboro Bridge gracefully connects Manhattan and Queens, offering a picturesque sight as it spans across the East River with Midtown Manhattan serving as its backdrop. Gazing at the elevated skyline from New York City-Long Island City, one cannot miss the iconic 59th Street bridge that stands proudly amidst this concrete jungle. Travel back in time through a black and white photo capturing Blackwells Island Bridge circa 1910, showcasing how this area has evolved over decades. Central Park beckons from 59th Street towards Central Park West, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in nature's embrace within this urban oasis. Marvel at the grandeur of William Tecumseh Sherman's statue on Fifth Avenue and 59th Street—a testament to New York City's rich history. Transporting us further into nostalgia is Rumpelmayers on 59th street—famous for attracting French servicewomen during World War II—an emblematic spot that witnessed countless stories unfold throughout time. Nearby lies an old halfway house at Broadway and Eighth Avenue—a reminder of bygone eras when weary travelers sought respite along their journeys. Witnessing progress firsthand is witnessing Hotel Demolition in 1905—the birthplace of Plaza Hotel—symbolizing growth and transformation within this ever-evolving metropolis. And what better way to experience joy than immersing oneself in Christmas celebrations? Scenes from Christmas and New Year festivities paint a vibrant picture of life on these streets since as early as 1859.