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Images Dated 30th April 2008

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Images Dated 30th April 2008: STATE OF LIBERTY: FEET. Toes and base of the torch of the Statue of Liberty before assemblage at

STATE OF LIBERTY: FEET. Toes and base of the torch of the Statue of Liberty before assemblage at Bedloes Island (later Liberty Island), 1865

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Proscenium arch of the theater at the second incarnation

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Proscenium arch of the theater at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The colonnade, from 26th Street, of the second incarnation

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The colonnade, from 26th Street, of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. View of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925)

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. View of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

Images Dated 30th April 2008: A Fight in the Street. Drawing by Frederic Remington, late 19th century

A Fight in the Street. Drawing by Frederic Remington, late 19th century
REMINGTON: DUEL. A Fight in the Street. Drawing by Frederic Remington, late 19th century

NEW YORK: FIREMENs HALL. Firemens Hall at Mercer Street, New York. Lithograph, 1856

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. A theater box at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. A theater box at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The roof garden at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The roof garden at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Street scene after a show at the second incarnation of Madison

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Street scene after a show at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1893, by Andre Castaigne

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Foyer, or supper room, of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Foyer, or supper room, of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The belvedere atop the tower of the second incarnation of

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The belvedere atop the tower of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

Images Dated 30th April 2008: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Center facade of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Center facade of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

NEW YORK, 1894. Facade of Madison Square Garden, New York, 1894

HALSTEAD & CO. 1886. Lithograph advertising poster for Halstead & Co. Beef and Pork Packers, 1886

REMINGTON: COWBOY, 1888. Dance Higher - Dance Faster. Drawing by Frederic Remington, 1888

Images Dated 30th April 2008: THE REAL THING IN COWBOYS. Lithograph poster for the Western comedy short

THE REAL THING IN COWBOYS. Lithograph poster for the Western comedy short, The Real Thing in Cowboys, starring Tom Mix, 1914

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1900. Photopostcard, 1900

Images Dated 30th April 2008: STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1876. Visitors inside the torch of Bartholdis statue at the Centennial

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1876. Visitors inside the torch of Bartholdis statue at the Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia, 1876. Contemporary stereograph view

STATUE OF LIBERTY. Lithograph, c1900

STATUE OF LIBERTY. Lithograph, c1886

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