Broadway in New York, gezien vanaf Barnum's Museum op de kruising van Broadway en Ann Street richting het noorden 1860 - 1863

This stereoscopic photograph, created between 1860 and 1863, captures a bustling scene on Broadway in New York City. The viewer looks north along Broadway from the intersection with Ann Street, towards Barnum's Museum. Horse-drawn carriages traverse the street, while pedestrians navigate the busy thoroughfare. The anonymous artist provides a glimpse into the everyday life of 19th-century New York. The image demonstrates the importance of horse-drawn carriages as a primary mode of transportation, and showcases the growth and development of the city during this period. The stereoscopic effect adds depth and dimension to the scene, further immersing the viewer in the bustling environment of Broadway.