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Bowling Green
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Bowling Green
A Scene on lower Broadway.
Maguire & Baucus 1897 (automne)
Bowling Green
New York City's oldest Park, dating way back to the early Dutch settlers. On this green, during the Revolutionary war, the Patriots pulled down a leaden statue of George III, and melted him into bullets.
EDI 1900-03
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| 1 | Edison 168 (MU) | Maguire & Baucus 103 |
| 2 | William Heise | |
| 3 | [23/06/1896] | 50 ft |
| 4 | États-Unis. New York |
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| 05/07/1896 | États-Unis. Philadelphie. The Bijou | Vitascope | A lively street scene on Bowling Green |
In this week's Vitascope exhibition at the Bijou Mr. Edison shows how far behind Philadelphia New York is. In the representation of Bowling Green, an old time horse car is shown, side by side with a cable car, and Philadelphians will wonder that in a city as progressive as New York is supposed to be and in this stage of electricity such slow transit as horse ans cable cars can be seen. |
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| 20/07/1896 | États-Unis. Asbury Park. Edison's Electrical Casino. | Vitascope | Bowling Green Park |
| 21/07/1896 | États-Unis. Boston. | ||
Bowling Green Park, New York, with its moving horse cars and teams of all descriptions, busy pedestrians, etc. |
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| 22/02/1897 | Mexique. Mexico | Joaquín Espinosa | Parque de Bowling Green |
