Madison Square Garden Collection

BOXING MATCH, 1941. Match between Lou Nova and Pat Comiskey at Madison Square Garden, New York, 1941

Madison Square, New York, c1901. Creator: Unknown
Madison Square, New York, c1901

Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. c1901. Creator: Unknown
Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. c1901

The late Frank C Ives at a Championship Game in Madison Square Garden (b / w photo)
5215393 The late Frank C Ives at a Championship Game in Madison Square Garden (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Madison Square (b / w photo)
5215556 Madison Square (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Madison Square)

Madison Square Theatre, Winter Season 1882-83, program for Young Mrs. Winthrop
1079136 Madison Square Theatre, Winter Season 1882-83, program for Young Mrs. Winthrop. [cover], 1882 (litho) by American School, (19th century); Collection of the New-York Historical Society

Madison Square at Night (litho)
5215014 Madison Square at Night (litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Madison Square at Night)

Garden Theater, Madison Square Garden (b / w photo)
5215295 Garden Theater, Madison Square Garden (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Garden Theater, Madison Square Garden)

Enter the new Ford, New York City, USA, 1927. Henry Ford (1863-1947), founder of the Ford Motor Company, Tex Rickard (1870-1929)

ANNA MARY ROBERTSON (1860-1961). Known as Grandma Moses. American folk artist. With one of her paintings at an exhibition in Madison Square Garden, New York. Photograph, 1945

Madison Square Garden II, on the corner of 26th and Madison Avenue in New York City, as seen from Madison Square Park, circa 1900

FDR Re-Elected
8th November 1940: American President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882 - 1945) speaking to a crowd of 25, 000 at Madison Square Gardens, New York, before his sweeping re-election for a third term

BILLY GRAHAM (1918- ). American evangelist. Speaking at a religious rally in Madison Square Garden, New York City. Photograph, 15 May 1957

ALFRED E. SMITH, 1928. A rally for Alfred E. Smith on the floor of Madison Square Garden in New York, during the Democratic National Convention, 1928

CARRIER PIGEONS, 1915. Carrier pigeons being released from the roof of Madison Square Garden in New York City, bound with messages for President Woodrow Wilson in Washington, D.C

NEW YORK: TOY SHOW, 1908. A toy show at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Photograph, 1908

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Proscenium arch of the theater at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. View of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The colonnade, from 26th Street, of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. A theater box at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The roof garden at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Street scene after a show at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1893, by Andre Castaigne

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Foyer, or supper room, of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The belvedere atop the tower of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Center facade of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

NEW YORK, 1894. Facade of Madison Square Garden, New York, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The tower of the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1894

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Gallery of the concert hall at the second incarnation of Madison Square Garden (1890-1925), designed by Stanford White. Drawing, 1893

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Stanford Whites Madison Square Garden in New York City. Lithograph circus poster, 1900

NEW YORK: MADISON SQUARE. Stanford Whites Madison Square Garden photographed in 1910

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. A flower vendor outside Madison Square Garden, c1905

PEDESTRIAN RACE, 1879. Contestants in the six-day pedestrian race for the Astley Belt, at the starting line at Gilmores Garden (later Madison Square Garden), 19 March 1979

CIRCUS PERFORMER, c1910. Jack W. C. Barnett, a circus performer with Barnum and Bailey s
CIRCUS PERFORMER, c1910. Jack W.C. Barnett, a circus performer with Barnum and Bailey s, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Photograph, c1910

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Workers setting up for Circus Week at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Photograph, 1913

New York. The Flatiron building from Madison Square Park. 1924

Cover Boy, the winner of the Bulldog class
New York, New York: February, 1947. Cover Boy, the winner of the Bulldog class at the 71st Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden

Two Pounds Of Pomeranian
New York, New York: 1941. Griselda, the two year old Pomeranian, is the smallest dog in the Westminster Kennel Club Show in Madison Square Garden, weighing in at 1 pound, 12 ounces

Bucking Bronco Departure
New York, New York: 1949. A rider from Roswell, New Mexico, is ousted from his saddle in the bronc riding contest at the opening of the Worlds Championship Rodeo in Madison Square Garden

Boxer Catches A Left Hook
New York, New York: March, 1952. Ernie Durando catches a hard left hook from Paddy Young in the 4th round of their main event at Madison Square Garden

A Punch In The Nose
New York, New York: February, 1953. Rocky Castellani takes a right in the nose from Pierre Langlois of France in their middleweight match at Madison Square Garden

BILL RUSSELL (1934- ). American basketball player. Russell, playing for the Boston Celtics, reaching for a free ball rolling away from his teammate Sam Jones and Leroy Ellis of the L.A

Sugar Ray Robinson
SUGAR RAY ROBINSON (1921-1989). N

New Yorkers outside Madison Square Garden during the Democratic National Convention of 1888
DEMOCRAT CONVENTION, 1888. New Yorkers outside Madison Square Garden during the Democratic National Convention of 1888: engraving from a contemporary American newspaper

PRESIDENT NOMINATION, 1928. A demonstration for Alfred E. Smith (1873-1944) on the floor of Madison Square Garden, New York, during the Democratic National Convention, 1928

ROCKY MARCIANO (1924-1969). American boxer. Marciano talking with reporters after his victory against Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden in New York City, 26 October 1951

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The tragedy at Madison Square Garden, New York, where the collapse of the front wall lead to several fatalities, 21 April 1880

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. An elegant crowd under the arcade of Madison Square Garden at night. Wood engraving, 1891

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"Madison Square Garden: A Historic Venue of Thrills, Drama, and Entertainment" Step into the iconic Madison Square Garden and be transported through time to witness some of the most exhilarating moments in sports and entertainment history. From legendary boxing matches to captivating theater performances, this venue has seen it all. In 1941, the crowd erupted with anticipation as Lou Nova faced off against Pat Comiskey in a gripping boxing match that would forever be etched in Madison Square Garden's legacy. The intensity inside those four ropes was palpable as these warriors battled for glory. Even beyond the realm of sports, it has been a stage for unforgettable events. In a black-and-white photograph capturing nostalgia, we catch a glimpse of the late Frank C Ives engrossed in a championship game at this hallowed ground. His passion mirrored that of countless fans who have experienced pure joy within these walls. But Madison Square is not just about its famous garden; it encompasses an entire district pulsating with life. The historic theater nestled within its confines hosted Winter Season 1882-83's program for "Young Mrs. Winthrop, " enchanting audiences with its timeless tale. As night falls over Madison Square, lithographs come alive with vibrant lights illuminating every corner. The energy is infectious as people flock to experience thrilling performances at the renowned Garden Theater or witness monumental fights like Muhammad Ali versus Zora Folley – an event immortalized by posters scattered throughout New York City. From atop the Empire State Building's observation deck, one can gaze westward towards this bustling hub where dreams are realized and legends are born, and is here that Ford unveiled their new creation in 1927 – symbolizing progress amidst an ever-evolving cityscape. The view from Manhattan captures both lower Midtown and Downtown areas while showcasing Madison Square's prominent presence on this grand canvas called New York City.