More Postcards From New York City #86: Lower Manhattan Skyline

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A 1960's era Pan-Am Airlines promotional postcard. The reverse reads:

Pan-Am makes the going great to the U.S.A. New York - Lower Manhattan Skyline.

More Postcards From New York City #84: Aerial View - Lower New York - Looking North

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Manhattan The Magnificent - An air view from South Ferry to Westchester, showing the Hudson and the Palisades. The tallest and costliest buildings may all be seen at once, 35 of them being from 500 to 1248 feet high. In the upper right, the Empire State and Chrysler tower over the Murray Hill and Longacre sections, while the whole lower view is dominated by such giants as the Bank of Manhattan, City Farmers, 60 Wall, Woolworth, the Equitable Life, Equitable Trust, the Irving Trust, the U.S. Courts, the Chase, the Continental, Bankers Trust, Standard Oil, Singer and N.Y. Telephone Building.

More Postcards from New York City #79: Lower New York Through Brooklyn Bridge Arch

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More Postcards from NYC #55 - Manhattan Island

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New York - view of Manhattan Island.

More Postcards from NYC #54 - Lower Manhattan Panorama

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Lower Manhattan Panorama
This breathtaking panorama shows that Manhattan is truly an island.

More Postcards from NYC #40 - New York Harbor

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New York Harbor
The world famous Statue of Liberty rises her right arm in greeting to all sea traffic entering the Port of New York. In the background can be seen lower Manhattan and the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.

More Postcards from NYC #38 - Staten Island Ferry

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Staten Island Ferry
The Staten Island Ferry, a landmark of New York City, passes before the skyscrapers of lower Manhattan. The ferry carries so 20 million passengers a year, averaging 23,000 and 30,000 a day.

More Postcards from NYC #6 - Lower Manhattan From Under Brooklyn Bridge

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View of Lower Manhattan from under the Brooklyn Bridge, New York City - Photo (1981) by Peter Guttman, author of Fodor's "Nights to Imagine".