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STUYVESANTs PEAR TREE. The pear tree which Governor Peter Stuyvesant planted, c1647

STUYVESANTs PEAR TREE. The pear tree which Governor Peter Stuyvesant planted, c1647


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STUYVESANTs PEAR TREE. The pear tree which Governor Peter Stuyvesant planted, c1647

STUYVESANTs PEAR TREE.
The pear tree which Governor Peter Stuyvesant planted, c1647, at the northeast corner of the Bowery (Third Avenue) and 13th Street in New York. The tree died c1875 and was cut down some years later

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1880s 1890s Bowery Corner Manhattan New York New York City Pear Pieter Stuyvesant Tree


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STUYVESANT's PEAR TREE - A Glimpse into New York City's Historic Past

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. This photograph captures the essence of a bygone era in New York City. The image showcases the legendary STUYVESANT's PEAR TREE, which was planted by Governor Peter Stuyvesant himself around 1647. Standing tall at the northeast corner of Bowery (Third Avenue) and 13th Street, this pear tree became an iconic symbol of resilience and history. The sepia-toned print transports us back to the late 19th century, where we witness a cityscape that is both familiar yet vastly different from its modern counterpart. The old buildings surrounding the tree hint at Manhattan's rich architectural heritage, while a lone man in period attire adds a touch of human presence amidst urban development. Sadly, time took its toll on this historic landmark as it succumbed to nature's course around 1875. Although it met its demise many years ago, this photograph serves as a poignant reminder of our connection to the past and how even seemingly insignificant objects can hold tremendous historical value. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, let us appreciate not only the beauty captured within but also reflect on how Governor Peter Stuyvesant's legacy lives on through stories like these – tales that weave together strands of culture, perseverance, and growth that have shaped New York City into what it is today.

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