67th Street and Broadway, NY
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The Dauphin Hotel is shown here, at the intersection of Broadway and 67th Street. The Dauphin Hotel was demolished in the late 1950s as part of the excavation for the construction of Lincoln Center. At the bottom right of the image, a billboard can be seen for Coca Cola on top of "Mike's Ship-a-Hoy Seafood Grotto".
Identifier
NYSA_B1598-99_B10F12_94468_
NYSA_B1598-99_B10F12_94468_
Date Original
February 17 1947
February 17 1947
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives, Aerial photographic prints and negatives of New York State sites, 1941-1957, B1598-99. Box 10, Folder 12. Negative Number 94468
New York State Archives, Aerial photographic prints and negatives of New York State sites, 1941-1957, B1598-99. Box 10, Folder 12. Negative Number 94468
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