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List of Mail Stations

A list of mail stations, noting which stations are also money order offices; the stations are designated by letter for the city of Manhattan.

List of Secret Societies

Listing of categories of secret societies (e.g., Druids, Sons of Liberty, Masons) and the place or lodge names, addresses, and days of the week/month of recurring meetings. Also lists national/language affiliations. Some lines contain multiple addresses as a result of

List of Art Galleries

List of Manhattan art galleries, including name and intersection or exact address. Occasionally includes type of art on display (e.g., photographic). Notes free admission where applicable.

Official Records of Transfers, Leases, and Mortgages

A detailed listing of the price of various real estate dealings, as well as the parties involved in each mortgage, lease, or transfer. Transactions listed in each issue of the Real Estate Record and Builders’ Guide.

Portraits of Members of the 1899 Dewey Welcoming Committee

Listing of members of the 1899 New York City welcoming committee for Admiral Dewey providing names, occupations, years occupations has been held, titles, and photographic portrait.

Aimee VonBokel

Aimee VonBokel is the Lynette S. Autrey Visiting Professor in the Humanities Research Center at Rice University. She worked as an Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow in the NYU Museum Studies Program, taught at the Murphy Institute for Labor Studies, and at

Amanda Watson

Amanda Watson is an academic librarian, specializing in reference, library instruction, faculty outreach, and collection development in the humanities. Her current research project, tentatively titled Original and Selected: Commonplace Books, Readers, and Poems in Nineteenth-Century America, is a study of the