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The 1870s were a decade of significant transformation for New York City, signaling the onset of its evolution towards modern urbanization. This period was marked by groundbreaking infrastructural developments, notably the commencement of the Brooklyn Bridge’s construction.
The 1870s was a period of significant growth and change for New York City. This decade saw the city develop rapidly in terms of population, infrastructure, and culture. The events and advancements of these years laid the foundation for the New York we know today.
In New York City, changes in the built environment reflected the ever-increasing presence of the poor and working classes. The 1870s saw the rapid expansion of hospitals, which were primarily religious and ethnic institutions that had evolved from almshouses.
27 de nov. de 2018 · We would argue that New York’s status as a cultural capital in the twenty-first century is a direct legacy of the 1870s and 1880s: the city’s world class museums and libraries (The Metropolitan Museum will be commemorating its sesquicentennial in 2020; the New York Public Library; and many others), the gallery scene, the auction ...
Approximately 54,000 New York City photographs (and their captioned versos), primarily of exterior building views and neighborhood scenes, from the 1870s-1970s, arranged by borough and street.
Drawing largely from the American Wing’s collections, New York Art Worlds explores aspects of the lived experience of artists in the city during the 1870s and 1880s.
Drawing largely from the American Wing’s varied collections, the display investigates the vibrant cosmopolitan and modern art world that emerged in the city during the post-Civil War years, laying the groundwork for today’s international cultural capital.
