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First Merchant's Exchange, New York: plan of main floor, Alexander Jackson Davis American, Black and red ink, gray, orange and pink wash, over graphite
First Merchant's Exchange, New York: plan of main floor
Draftsman Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
Architect Designed by Martin Euclid Thompson
probably 1826
First Merchants' Exchange, New York (elevation of main façade), Alexander Jackson Davis American, Watercolor, pen and black ink over graphite
First Merchants' Exchange, New York (elevation of main façade)
Draftsman Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
Architect Designed by Martin Euclid Thompson
probably 1826
Merchants' Exchange, New York, Façade
Multiple artists/makers
1827
Second Congregational (Unitarian) Church, New York
Lithographer Anthony Imbert
After Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
1826
Second Congregational Church, New York
Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
1826–28
Second Congregational Church, New York
Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
1826
First Masonic Hall, Broadway, New York
Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
1825
Second Congregational Church, New York
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
A. J. Robertson
?After Alexander Jackson Davis
July 30, 1831
St. Thomas Church, Broadway, New York
Anthony Imbert
After Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Josiah R. Brady
ca. 1832
The Doric Mansion on Throg's Neck, New York (Residence of Dr. Henry James Anderson)
Multiple artists/makers
1831–38
The Doric Mansion on Throg's Neck, New York (Residence of Dr. Henry James Anderson)
Multiple artists/makers
19th century

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