Literary New York: Its Landmarks and Associations. Charles Hemstreet

The First Tammany Wigwam, Corner Nassau and Spruce Streets 70 Map of Streets in the City of New York in 1827 76 James Kirke Paulding Philip Hone Washington Irving Joseph Rodman Drake Fitz-Greene Halleck J. Fenimore Cooper

100 The Park Theatre, Park Row, 1831 136 Richard Henry Stoddard John James Audubon William Cullen Bryant Bayard Taylor Edgar Allan Poe Robert Fulton

150 Poe’s Cottage at Fordham From a drawing by C.W. Mielatz, by permission. Copyright, 1899, by The Society of Iconophiles. 158 The Battery in 1830 From a drawing by C. Burton. 164 The Apollo Rooms in 1830 170 View of Old Buildings in William Street, Looking Towards Maiden Lane, 1800 182 W.D. Howells J.G. Holland Richard Grant White Brander Matthews William Winter

200 From an engraving of the picture by J.H. Marble; courtesy of W.E. Benjamin.

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Seal of New Amsterdam	1
Early Dutch Houses	2
The Wall and Gate	5
An Old Family Bible	6
Stuyvesant’s “Whitehall”	8
Along the Strand	9
De Sille’s House	14
A Woman’s Costume, New Amsterdam	16
Stuyvesant’s Bouwerie House	20
The Church in the Fort	21
Captain Kidd’s House	23
The Church Called Trinity	34
“The New-York Gazette”	39
The Collect	48
The British Prison-Ship	53
The Middle Dutch Church	55
Fraunces’ Tavern	62
Broad Street and Federal Hall	63
Richmond Hill	64
The Corner Stone of the Park Theatre	69
The Post Office, William Street	78
Golden Hill Inn	88
St. George’s Chapel, Beekman St.	89
The City Hotel	101
The House of Astor, where Irving Wrote “Astoria”	102
Where Irving Lived, 17th Street and Irving Place	104
The Shakespeare Tavern	120
The Jumel Mansion	123
Washington Hall	132
On Bloomingdale Road, near 75th Street, in Poe’s Time	147
The House in Carmine Street	149
Where Poe Wrote “The Raven”