File:(King1893NYC) pg843 THE WESTERN ELECTRIC BUILDING. GREENWICH AND THAMES STREETS.jpg

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English: 127-131 Greenwich Street (aka 22 Thames Street) (Cyrus L.W. Eidlitz, architect). King’s Handbook mentioned that this facility “turns out the smaller electrical instruments, such as telephones and transmitters, telegraph and testing instruments, annunciators and call-bells"

Date

1893

Accession number

British Library HMNTS 10413.g.22.

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Image extracted from page 843 of King’s Handbook of New York City …, by KING, Moses. Original held and digitised by the British Library. Copied from Flickr.

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