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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

The Branch Bank of the United States, Wall Street, New York, Erected in 1825 (from Views of the Public Buildings in the City of New York Correctly Drawn on Stone by A. J. Davis, 1827), Anthony Imbert American, Lithograph — The Branch Bank of the United States, Wall Street, New York, Erected in 1825 (from Views of the Public Buildings in the City of New York Correctly Drawn on Stone by A. J. Davis, 1827)
Lithographer Anthony Imbert
After Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Martin Euclid Thompson
1826–28

Phenix Bank, New York, Anthony Imbert American, Lithograph — Phenix Bank, New York
Lithographer Anthony Imbert
After Alexander Jackson Davis
Architect Designed by Martin Euclid Thompson
1826–29

Church of the Ascension, Canal Street, New York, Michael Williams American, Lithograph — Church of the Ascension, Canal Street, New York
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1829

Facade of the Second Branch Bank of the United States, Martin Euclid Thompson American, Marble, American — Facade of the Second Branch Bank of the United States
Architect Martin Euclid Thompson
1822–24

Proposed Design for City Hall, New York

Architect Martin Euclid Thompson

Lithographer F. Nesbitt

19th century

Merchants' Exchange, New York, Façade

Multiple artists/makers

1827

South Interior View of the New York Post Office, Located by Authority of the Hon. Charles A. Wickliffe, Post Master General, and Arranged by John Lorimer Graham, Esq., Postmaster, Feb. 17, 1845

Multiple artists/makers

1845

Front View of the New York Post Office, Located by Authority of the Hon. Charles A. Wickliffe, Post Master General, and Arranged by John Lorimer Graham, Esq., Postmaster, Feb. 1st, 1845

Lithographer Endicott & Co.

Architect Martin Euclid Thompson

1845

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