SDC Photography

by: Susan Candelario

Thursday, March 14, 2019

Old Architecture In NYC

Old Architecture In NYC

These are some recent images I photographed of some historical and old buildings in Manhattan, New York City, NY.

Tribeca's-NYC-Skybridge0589 — Tribeca’s NYC Skybridge – Evening view during the blue hour to the illuminated historic and iconic Staple Street Tribeca Skybridge located in the the most expensive neighborhood in lower Manhattan in New York City. This image is available in color as well as in black and white.

NYPL-Jefferson-Market-Branch2 — NYPL Jefferson Market Branch – View to the High Victorian Gothic architecture style of the Jefferson Market Branch, New York Public Library, which was once known as the Jefferson Market Courthouse. It was mainly used as a courthouse in the Greenwich Village borough of Manhattan in New York City. Traffic was so heavy around this area of NYC that the first night court of the USA was held there. This image is available in color as well as in black and white.

Stone-Street-Manhattan-NYC — Stone Street Manhattan NYC – One of the oldest streets in the heart of the Financial District in New York City. Originally known by its Dutch name, Hoogh Street (High Street). It was renamed to Stone Street because of it’s cobblestone paving. This image is available in color as well as in black and white.

Tribeca's-NYC-Skybridge0589 — Tribeca’s NYC Skybridge – Evening view during the blue hour to the illuminated historic and iconic Staple Street Tribeca Skybridge located in the the most expensive neighborhood in lower Manhattan in New York City. This image is available in color as well as in black and white.

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