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City Investing Building
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The City Investing Building, also known as the Broadway–Cortlandt Building and the Benenson Building, was an office building and early skyscraper in Manhattan, New York. Serving as the headquarters of
1907 depiction
1907 depiction
View from the north with the Hudson Terminal (right), the Singer Building (middle back, the tallest structure) and the City Investing Building (middle
View from the north with the Hudson Terminal (right), the Singer Building (middle back, the tallest structure) and the City Investing Building (middle front, slanted roof on tallest extension)
Depiction of the lobby
Depiction of the lobby
View of the City Investing Building (right) and Singer Building (left) from the north. At far left is the St. Paul Building.
View of the City Investing Building (right) and Singer Building (left) from the north. At far left is the St. Paul Building.
Hudson Terminal
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Hudson Terminal was a rapid transit station and office-tower complex in the Radio Row neighborhood of Lower Manhattan in New York City. Opened during 1908 and 1909, it was composed of a terminal stati
City Investing Building
…demolished, behind the Morrison Hotel and the Singer Building. The City Investing Building, along with other nearby sites such as the Singer Building, Hudson Terminal, and the Equitable Building, was a frequently photographed skyscraper in Lower Manhattan. The completion of the Equitable Building to the southeast in…
Hudson Terminal towers in 1910
Hudson Terminal towers in 1910
This view from the southwest shows how Hudson Terminal was situated on what would become the World Trade Center site. The terminal is at center-left;
This view from the southwest shows how Hudson Terminal was situated on what would become the World Trade Center site. The terminal is at center-left; in the background to its left is the Woolworth Building; in the background to its right are the Singer Building and the Equitable Building; and in the foreground to its right is 90 West Street.