Rogers, William C.
William C. Rogers (fl. c. 1860 - 1873) was a New York based lithographer active in the mid to late 19th century. His is best known for his engravings issued in conjunction with Joseph Shannon's Manual of the Corporation fo the City of New York. Rogers issued several maps of New York City in the 1860s and 1870s.
Wonderful view of the short lived Loew Bridge in lower Manhattan.
The 'Loew Bridge' Broadway and Fulton St.
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This is a lovely 1868 view of the Loew Bridge over Broadway and Fulton Street in New York City, by Shannon and Rogers. The view features the short-lived cast iron pedestrian bridge across New York City’s busiest street. Pedestrians are seen walking over the ... (more details)
An Idyllic Glimpse of the Newly Completed Central Park.
Central Park. The Lake from the East Side.
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This is a beautiful 1868 view of the Lake in Central Park as seen from the east, by Shannon and Rogers. The view features a boat in the water with the Bow Bridge visible in the distance. The Lake, Central Park’s largest naturalistic body of water, was created from a former swamp. Vaux and Olmstead envisioned this 20 acre lake would be used for boating in the summer and ice-skating in the winter. (more details)
Nice view of the site of the former Barnum's American Museum in New York City.
View Corner of Ann St. and Broadway. (Former Site of Barnum Museum).
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This is a nice 1868 view of the corner of Ann Street and Broadway in New York City, the former site of the Barnum Museum, by Shannon and Rogers. The view features the building that replaced P.T. Barnum’s American Museum, which burned to the ground in 1865. ... (more details)
Charming view featuring the New Harlem Bridge or, as it is known today, the Third Avenue Bridge.
The New Harlem Bridge 1868.
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This is a charming 1868 chromolithograph view of the New Harlem Bridge over the Harlem River by Shannon and Rogers. The view features the Harlem River with various boats including sailboats, rowboats and steamboats. The New Harlem River Bridge, created in ... (more details)