View of a Parade of Zouaves and Other Soldiers on Broadway in Baltimore, Maryland, Taken a Few Years After the Civil War (1868)

  

 

View of Zouaves and other soldiers during a parade along Broadway in Baltimore, Maryland, c. 1860s. Attributed to photographer William Chase. The wagon seen at right is possibly a military one. Originally published as a stereoview. NYPL dates this photo to 1880, but I think it was taken much earlier.

Update: Posts by Ross Kelbaugh and Ron Field on Facebook seem to date this photo to 1867 or 1868. The 6th Maryland Regiment is wearing the Zouave uniforms while the 5th Maryland Regiment (visible in the distance) is wearing gray uniform.

Source: New York Public Library.

Two Portraits of Men Posing in the Interior of the Paul & Curtis Photography Store Along Broadway in New York City, c. 1860s

 

 

Two portraits of men posing in the interior of the Paul & Curtis photography store along Broadway in New York City, New York, c. 1860s.

Source: Library of Congress.

Link to my video collection of photos of the interior of businesses in New York City.

Portrait of the Prince of Wales Taken in Mathew Brady’s Studio on Broadway in New York City (1860)

Portrait of the Prince of Wales (the future King Edward VII) taken in Mathew Brady’s studio on Broadway in New York City, October 13, 1860. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

Source: National Archives and Records Administration.

Carte De Visite View of the Bank of the Republic Building Draped in Mourning and a Busy Broadway in New York City, New York (1865)

Carte de visite view of a busy Broadway in New York City, New York, c. 1865. The Bank of the Republic building visible on the corner is draped in mourning possibly in memory of Abraham Lincoln. By George Stacy.

Source: Library of Congress.

Carte De Visite Portrait of a Crying Toddler Titled “Young America” (1862)

Carte de visite portrait of a crying toddler titled “Young America,” probably taken in a photography studio on Broadway in New York City, 1862. Also possibly retouched. By Edward Anthony.

Source: Library of Congress.

Carte De Visite Portrait of a Man Believed to be American Photographer George Stacy Looking Through a Microscope (1860′s)

Carte de visite portrait of a man believed to be American photographer George Stacy looking through a microscope probably in his studio on Broadway in New York City, New York, c. 1860′s. Attributed to George Stacy.

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Daguerreotype View of the Unitarian Congregational Church of the Messiah and Other Buildings Along Broadway in New York City, New York (1839)

Daguerreotype view of the Unitarian Congregational Church of the Messiah and other buildings along Broadway in New York City, New York, c. 1839. Believed to be the earliest surviving photograph of New York City. By Samuel Morse and John Draper.

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Portrait of a Group Posing With Items For Sale in the Interior of George B. Reed and Company’s Auctioneer Saleroom on Cedar Street in New York City (1860's)

Portrait of a group posing with items for sale in the interior of George B. Reed and Company’s auctioneer saleroom on Cedar Street in New York City, c. 1860′s. Published by the National Photograph Company.

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Daguerreotype View of the Unitarian Congregational Church of the Messiah Along Broadway in New York City (1839)

Daguerreotype view of the Unitarian Congregational Church of the Messiah along Broadway in New York City, c. 1839. Believed to be the earliest surviving photograph of New York City. By Samuel Morse and John Draper.

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View of the Headquarters of the U.S. Sanitary Commission and Surrounding Businesses on Broadway During the Civil War in New York City

View of the headquarters of the U.S. Sanitary Commission and surrounding businesses on Broadway during the Civil War in New York City. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

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View of Carriage and Pedestrian Traffic on Broadway, New York City

View of carriage and pedestrian traffic on Broadway after a rain shower, New York City, c. 1860. By E. & H. T. Anthony & Company. Animated stereoview.

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View of Union Soldiers on Broadway Preparing to March in President Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Procession in New York City (1865)

Close-up view of the scene.

View of Union soldiers on Broadway preparing to march in President Abraham Lincoln's funeral procession in New York City, April 1865. By George Stacy. By George Stacy. Animated stereoview.

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The Funeral Procession for President Abraham Lincoln on Broadway in Front of Grace Episcopal Church in New York City (1865)

The funeral procession for President Abraham Lincoln on Broadway in front of Grace Episcopal Church in New York City, 1865. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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The Interior of the D. Appleton & Company's Stereoscopic Shop on Broadway (1859)

The interior of  D. Appleton & Company's stereoscopic shop on Broadway, New York City, c. 1859. Animated stereoview.

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Customers and Employees Posing in the Interior of the D. Appleton and Company Stereoscopic Shop on Broadway in New York City (1860)

Customers and employees posing in the interior of the D. Appleton and Company stereoscopic shop on Broadway in New York City, c. 1860. Animated stereoview.

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View of President Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Procession on Broadway Entering Union Square in New York City (1865)

View of President Abraham Lincoln's funeral procession on Broadway entering Union Square in New York City, April 1865. The house on the left of the second photograph is where a young Teddy Roosevelt can be seen in a window (just out of frame here) of another photograph which was taken from the same position. Animated stereoview.

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Teddy Roosevelt photograph article link.