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PAGE 33: Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, November 11, 1876

PAGE 69: New York Bound Archives, New York City

PAGE 72: Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, September 14, 1889

PAGES 77, 144 (top and bottom), 146 (bottom), 149, 168, 169, 170, 178, 187, 249: Collection of the author

PAGES 135, 136, 218, 250, 251 (top and bottom): From Welcome to Our City by Julian Street (P. F. Collier & Son, Inc., copyright 1912)

PAGE 141: United States History, Local History and Genealogy Division, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations

PAGE 142: The Plaza Hotel—Statue of William Tecumseh Sherman, Museum of the City of New York

PAGE 143 (top): East Side of Fifth Avenue from 59th to 58th Streets, The Byron Collection, Museum of the City of New York

PAGES 143 (bottom), 145, 146 (top), 147, 148 (top and bottom), 150, 151, 163 (bottom), 164 (top and bottom), 165 (bottom), 166 (top and bottom), 167 (bottom), 183 (top and bottom), 184 (top and bottom), 185 (top and bottom), 194: Collection of The New-York Historical Society

PAGES 152, 162 (top), 167 (top), 207 (top and bottom), 208 (top and bottom), 209: The Bettmann Archive

PAGE 162 (bottom): Times Square, c. 1912-1913 (North from Forty-third Street), Museum of the City of New York

PAGE 163 (top): View of Times Square Looking South, c. 1910, Museum of the City of New York

PAGE 165 (top): Criterion Theatre, The Byron Collection, Museum of the City of New York

PAGES 182, 195, 248: Copyright © 1912 by The New York Times Company. Reprinted by permission

PAGE 197: Knickerbocker Theatre, cover of program for Kismet, 1911 production, The Theatre Collection, Museum of the City of New York

PAGE 198: Montage of Knickerbocker Theatre program for The Greyhound, The Theatre Collection, Museum of the City of New York

PAGES 202, 203: The Greyhound, 1912 production, The Theatre Collection, Museum of the City of New York

PAGE 239: Keith & Proctor’s 5th Avenue Theatre program, The Theatre Collection, Museum of the City of New York

PAGE 278: Courtesy of the Walter Lord Collection

PAGE 280: Harland & Wolff (view of the Titanic’s sister ship, the RMS Olympic)

PAGE 284 (top): Private collection

PAGE 284 (bottom): Cork Examiner

PAGES 286, 290: Popperfoto/Archive Photos

PAGE 288: Harland & Wolff

PAGES 291, 292: Father Francis M. Browne, S.J., Collection