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Eighth Avenue and Columbus Circle, 1925. New York Board of Transportation via The New York Historical.
The Cosmopolitan Theatre was originally built as Miner’s Theatre in 1900 and was purchased by William Randolph Hearst who renamed it the Cosmopolitan after his movie production company. The theater was demolished in 1954. This whole stretch gave way to what became the Time Warner Center and later the Deutsch Banke Center.
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Columbus Circle on January 7, 1924, and today.
Photos: top, Underwood Archives/Universal Images Group; bottom, Google Maps
A Wet Night, Columbus Circle - William A. Fraser , 1897-98.
British , 1840 - 1925
Gelatin silver print , 50.8 x 41.9 cm. 20 x 16.5 in.
Columbus Circle, New York City, Showing Traffic Congestion
Columbus Circle, New York City | Nastasia Y
59th Street, New York City
Artist: Helen Farr Sloan (American painter, 1911–2005)
Date: c. 1930
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, Delaware, United States
Description
This painting records a blustery night in the theater district. To the right is Childs' Restaurant in Columbus Circle, described in the New York Times as a "pre-dawn meeting place for actors, writers, prizefighters and men about town."
9.08.2022 | Columbus Circle, New York
