Chinatown New York Photos |
New York City's Chinatown has a core tucked in beneath Canal St. & west of Bowery. There Confucius Plaza & the arch which serves as the approach to Manhattan Bridge create an open space (though heavily trafficked) which Chinatown faces. |
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| See also: New York City Landmark Squares & Streetscapes |
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| Government buildings over New York's Chinatown. | Lin Ze Xu (1785-1850) Chinese pioneer in war against drugs statue (1999) in Chinatown at Bowery & Division Streets. | American Legion Memorial to Americans of Chinese Ancestry who lost lives in defense of freedom in Chinatown at Bowery & Division Streets. | Red & green buildings of Chinatown. |
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| Chinatown along Mott Street. | Chinese signs of New York's Chinatown along Pell Street. | Chinese noodle signs of New York's Chinatown. | BBQ fowl in window of New York's Chinatown. |
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| Church of the Transfiguration & church school building. | Church of the Transfiguration (1801) (25 Mott St.). Style: Georgian. On National Register.  | Georgian tower of Church of the Transfiguration. | Mariner's Temple (former Oliver Street Baptist Church) (c1845) (12 Oliver St.). Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Isaac Lucas (attrib.). On National Register. |
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| Politician Alfred E. Smith House (1924) (25 Oliver St.). Style: Late Victorian. On National Register. | Bowery Savings Bank (now HSBC Bank) (1895) (130 Bowery St.). Architect: McKim, Mead & White. On National Register. | Bowery Savings Bank pediment carving (1894) by Frederick MacMonnies. | Manhattan Bridge Arch & Colonnade (1915) at west end of Canal St. Architect: Carrere & Hastings. On National Register. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |