• 06-3 Monument To Peter Caesar Alberti First Italian Settler Who Landed In NY 1635 Outside Italian American Museum 155 Mulberry St In Little Italy New York City.jpg
  • 07-1 240 Centre Street Formerly The New York City Police Headquarters Was Built In 1905-1909 Close Up From Rooftop NoMo SoHo New York City.jpg
  • 07-2 The Former New York City Police Headquarters On 240 Centre St In Little Italy New York City.jpg
  • 07-3 The Pediment Over The Entrance Of The Former New York City Police Headquarters At 240 Centre St In Little Italy New York City.jpg
  • 08 Looking Up Mulberry Toward The Empire State Building From Grand St In Little Italy New York City.jpg
  • 09-1 Designed By Peter and Francis Herter, 375 Broome Street Was Erected Around 1890 Using Red Brick, Limestone and Terra Cotta In Little Italy New York City.jpg
  • 09-2 Bust And Stars Of David On The Upper Part Of 375 Broome Street In Little Italy New York City.jpg
  • 10 Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church At 359 Broome Street In Little Italy New York City.jpg
  • 11 247 Mulberry Is the Former Ravenite Social Club Where Wire Taps Acquired Evidence That Sent Mobster John Gotti to Prison In Nolita New York City.jpg
  • 12 Shop Window For Brandy Melville Women-s Clothing At 44 Prince St In Nolita New York City.jpg
  • 13 Shop Window For John Fluevog Shoes At 250 Mulberry St In Nolita New York City.jpg
  • 14 The Basilica of Saint Patrick-s Old Cathedral From Mott St In Nolita New York City.jpg
  • 15 Juice Press Shop Window At 250 Mott St In Nolita New York City.jpg
  • 16 Margaret O Leary At 279 Mott St And Otte At 281 Mott St In Nolita New York City.jpg
  • 17-1 The Puck Building Was Designed by Albert Wagner In German Rundbogenstil Style of Romanesque Revival Architecture At 295-307 Lafayette St And Houston In Nolita New York City.jpg
  • 17-2 Gilded Statue By Sculptor Henry Baerer of Shakespeare Character Puck From A Midsummers Night Dream On The Puck Building 295-307 Lafayette St In Nolita New York City.jpg

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09-1 Designed By Peter and Francis Herter, 375 Broome Street Was Erected Around 1890 Using Red Brick, Limestone and Terra Cotta In Little Italy New York City

09-1 Designed By Peter and Francis Herter, 375 Broome Street Was Erected Around 1890 Using Red Brick, Limestone and Terra Cotta In Little Italy New York City