New York Harbor Collection (#2)

Threatening Sky, Bay of New York, mid 19th century. Creator: Thomas Chambers
Threatening Sky, Bay of New York, mid 19th century

Bay of New York, Sunset, mid 19th century. Creator: Thomas Chambers
Bay of New York, Sunset, mid 19th century

The Chinese Junk "Keying"-Captain Kellett-As she appeared in New York harbour
The Chinese Junk " Keying" -Captain Kellett-As she appeared in New York harbour July 13th, 1847-212 days from Canton.-720 tons burthen, 1847

The Bay of New York and Governors Island Taken from Brooklyn Heights, 1820-25

New York from the Heights near Brooklyn, ca. 1820-23. Creator: William Guy Wall
New York from the Heights near Brooklyn, ca. 1820-23

New York from the Harbor Showing the Battery and Castle Garden, 1858. Creator: Alfred Copestick
New York from the Harbor Showing the Battery and Castle Garden, 1858

View of the Battery, New York, 1800-1850. Creator: Unknown
View of the Battery, New York, 1800-1850

Ship in New York Harbor, ca. 1890. Creator: Unknown
Ship in New York Harbor, ca. 1890

The Golden State Entering New York Harbor, 1854. Creator: Fitz Hugh Lane
The Golden State Entering New York Harbor, 1854

IMMIGRANTS, 1900. Italian immigrants on board ship in New York harbor. Photograph, 1900

IMMIGRANT SHIP, 1906. Immigrants on the S.S. Patricia in New York harbor en route to Ellis Island, 1906

ANTI-TRUST CARTOON, 1889. The Rising of the Usurpers and the Sinking of the Liberties of the People. An 1889 cartoon by Thomas Nast protesting the control exercised over the necessaries of life by

Manhatten, New York, USA
Manhatten, downtown New York City, with a view of One World Trade Center; New York City, New York, United States of America

Manhattan, New York, USA
Manhattan, downtown New York City; New York City, New York, United States of America

Statue Of Liberty, New York, United States Of America Soon After Its Dedication On October 28, 1886. From El Museo Popular Published Madrid, 1887

WWI: TROOPSHIP, 1919. The troopship SS Stockholm arriving in New York Harbor with one thousand members of the 369th Infantry Regiment. Photograph, February 1919

New Beginnings
A group of immigrants traveling aboard a ship celebrate as they catch their first glimpse of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island in New York Harbor. (Photo by Edwin Levick/Getty Images)

Wilbur Wright flying past the Statue of Liberty on his way from Governors Island to Grants Tomb during New York Citys
STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1909. Wilbur Wright flying past the Statue of Liberty on his way from Governors Island to Grants Tomb during New York Citys Hudson Fulton Celebration, 4 October 1909

Celebrating the British evacuation of New York, 25 November 1783, by hoisting the American flag at New York Harbor
NY: BRITISH EVACUATION. Celebrating the British evacuation of New York, 25 November 1783, by hoisting the American flag at New York Harbor. American engraving, 19th century

NEW AMSTERDAM. The Hartgers View, the earliest known view of New Amsterdam as it appeared c. 1626-1628. Line engraving, Dutch, 1651

ERIE CANAL OPENING, 1825. New York Governor DeWitt Clinton pouring water from Lake Erie into the Atlantic Ocean at the Grand Erie Canal Celebration in New York Harbor, 4 November 1825

HUDSON: NEW YORK, 1609. The arrival of Henry Hudson in the bay of New York, 12 September 1609. American lithograph, 1868

Evening New York Harbor 1884 Etching Plate 9 3 / 4
Artokoloro

NEW YORK CITY, 1840. A Panoramic View of New York (Taken from the North River.) Aquatint etching by Robert Havell, 1840

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1984. Front view of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. Photograph, 1984

VERRAZZANO-NARROWS BRIDGE. View of the Verrazzano-Narrows bridge looking north toward Brooklyn from Staten Island, New York City. Photograph, c1970

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1885. The great Bartholdi statue, Liberty Enlightening the World. With the world renowned and beautiful Star Lamp. Lithograph by Currier & Ives, 1885

STATUE OF LIBERTY, c1885. Liberty Enlightening the World. Lithograph, c1885

STATUE OF LIBERTY, c1884. Liberty Enlightening the World. Lithograph, c1884

NEW YORK: HOFFMAN ISLAND. Hoffman Island, New York City, where immigrants with infectious diseases were held in quarantine before arriving at Ellis Island. Photograph, late 19th or early 20th century

PENNELL: NEW YORK CITY, 1924. New York Harbor and the Manhattan skyline at dusk. Watercolor by Joseph Pennell, c1924

PENNELL: NEW YORK CITY, c1924. New York Harbor and the Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn. Watercolor and charcoal by Joseph Pennell, c1924

PENNELL: NEW YORK CITY, c1924. A view of the Lower Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn. Watercolor by Joseph Pennell, c1924

PENNELL: NEW YORK CITY, c1924. A view of New York Harbor and Lower Manhattan from Brooklyn. Watercolor by Joseph Pennell, c1924

PENNELL: NEW YORK CITY, c1924. A sunset over the East River with the Statue of Liberty in distance. Watercolor by Joseph Pennell, c1924

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1984. Detail of the torch on the Statue of Liberty, overlooking New York Harbor. Photograph, 1986

Brooklyn Bridge from 1878
Illustration of a Brooklyn Bridge from 1878

NEW YORK HARBOR, 1941. Lower Manhattan seen from the S. S. Coamo leaving New York City
NEW YORK HARBOR, 1941. Lower Manhattan seen from the S.S. Coamo leaving New York City. Photograph by Jack Delano, December 1941

ELLIS ISLAND FERRY, c1920. The ferry taking immigrants from Ellis Island to lower Manhattan, passing the Statue of Liberty, c1920

IMMIGRATION, 1923. The stern of the S. S
IMMIGRATION, 1923. The stern of the S.S. Bremen in New York Harbor, crowded with immigrants waiting for immigration inspection, 1923

ELLIS ISLAND, c1923. Italian men from the steerage section of the liner Conte Rosso rushing to be included in the restricted immigration quota, catch a glimpse of New York, c1923

IMMIGRATION, 1923. Ships carrying European immigrants to the United States waiting in New York Harbor to be let through by immigration officials. Photograph, 1 August 1923

ELLIS ISLAND, POST 1924. The Great Hall at the immigration station in New York Harbor, used, after 1924, as the main detention room for immigrants held for investigation

ELLIS ISLAND, c1920. Aerial view of Ellis Island in New York Harbor. Photograph, c1920

EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS, 1902. European immigrants on the deck of a ship arriving at New York Harbor, 1902. Oil over a photograph

The Statue of Liberty

An aerial view of the Statue of Liberty

Fleet week vessels pass by the Statue of Liberty
May 26, 2010 - Fleet week vessels pass by the Statue of Liberty, marking the beginning of Fleet Week 2010 in New York

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"New York Harbor: A Tapestry of History and Wonder" Step into the vibrant tapestry of New York Harbor, where iconic landmarks and captivating moments intertwine. In 1885, as craftsmen meticulously assembled the Statue of Liberty's face on Bedloes Island, a symbol of freedom was born. The majestic Lady Liberty would soon welcome countless dreamers to these shores. In August 1959, renowned French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau embarked on an underwater adventure from the Calypso docked in this very harbor. Climbing into his Diving Saucer, he delved deep beneath the surface, unraveling mysteries hidden within its depths. A glimpse back to 1906 reveals a colorful engraving showcasing New York City and its surrounding areas. This bustling metropolis thrived amidst towering skyscrapers that would come to define its magnificent skyline. During World War I, camouflage took an unexpected form as the zebra-striped British transport ship Osterly adorned itself with bold patterns while sailing through these waters. A testament to ingenuity during times of conflict. The Cuban naval ship Cuba found solace in New York Harbor's embrace as it arrived for a momentous occasion yet unknown. It stood proudly alongside other vessels that sought refuge or purpose within these historic waters. Even Harry Houdini himself graced this harbor with his presence - a magician whose illusions captivated audiences worldwide but left them questioning reality at every turn. As history unfolded further, SS Great Western made its grand entrance into this bustling hub - a vessel that carried dreams and aspirations across vast oceans towards new horizons. Lower Manhattan's enchanting skyline emerged like an urban masterpiece against the backdrop of sparkling waters. Its towering structures mirrored ambition and progress etched upon each steel frame rising towards greatness. Amidst all wonders stands the timeless figure of liberty herself - her rear side adorned by the fluttering US flag on Liberty Island. She remains steadfast, a beacon of hope and inspiration for all who gaze upon her.