"The Book Of New York" 1920 SCHACKLETON, Robert

"The Book Of New York" 1920 SCHACKLETON, RobertSCHACKLETON, Robert [377] pp. The Penn Publishing Company 1920 8" x 5 3 4" Illustrated w photographs and w drawings by R. L. Boyer The Book of New York is full of delightful reminiscences and intimate descriptions of one of the most individual cities of the world. It is really a literary excursion, on foot, to various localities, new and old, which are a vital part of the big metropolis and its environs. One wanders at will through illuminated pages

SCHACKLETON, Robert

[377] pp.

The Penn Publishing Company

1920

8" x 5 3/4"

Illustrated w/ photographs and w/ drawings by R.L. Boyer

The Book of New York is full of delightful reminiscences and intimate descriptions of one of the most individual cities of the world. It is really a literary excursion, on foot, to various localities, new and old, which are a vital part of the big metropolis and its environs. One wanders at will through illuminated pages to the Bowery, Wall Street, City Hall Park; through the tenement districts, Madison Square, Union Square, Riverside Drive and, last but not least, that motley place of modern dreamers, Washington Square and Greenwich Village. One breathes the atmosphere of Peter Stuyvesant's old haunts, of the famous Fraunces Tavern, the romance of the Little Church Around the Corner.