Books by Seymour B. Durst
Total count: 313
A new hieroglyphical Biblefor the amusement & instruction of children : being a selection of the most useful lessons, and most interesting narratives (scripturally arranged) from Genesis to the Revelations : embellished with familiar figures, & striking emblems; elegantly engraved. To the whole is added a sketch of the life of Our Blessed Saviour, the holy apostles &cPrinted and published by G. Thompson, No. 43 LongLane WestSmithfield1794-01-01
Particulars of the late duel, fought at Hoboken, July 11, between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton, esqrs., in which the latter unfortunately fellcontaining all the papers relating to that event, together with the will of Gen. Hamilton, and letters of Bishop Moore, and the Rev. J.M. MasonPrinted by A. Forman1804-01-01
Memorial of the inhabitants of the city of New YorkMarch 21, 1806. Referred to the committee of the whole House on the state of the unionA. & G. Way, printers.1806-01-01
Certificates, relative to the Manhattan water, in New-Yorks.n.1824-01-01
A summary historical, geographical, and statistical view of the city of New Yorktogether with some notices of Brooklyn, Williamsburgh, & c. ... Prepared to accompany the Topographical map of the city and county of New YorkJ. H. Colton1836-01-01
Deduction of the title of Benjamin L. Benson to eighty acres of land at Harlaem in the twelfth ward of the city and county of New Yorks.n.1836-01-01
The Great metropolis, or, New-York almanac for 1851H. Wilson1844-01-01
Examination of a minority report made by the Hon. Orville Clark, to the Senate of the State of New-York, on the memorials of inhabitants of the city of New-York, in relation to Trinity ChurchPrinted by Van. Benthuysen and Co.1846-01-01
Report on the project of uniting the great bays of Long-Island by canals, from Coney-Island to BridgehamptonE.B. Spooner1848-01-01
The Great metropolis: or New-York almanac, for 1850Published annually. : Sixth publicationH. Wilson, 521 Pearl-streat. John F. Trow, printer and stereotyper, 49 and 51 Ann-st.1849-01-01
The Great metropolisor New-York almanac for 1852H. Wilson1851-01-01
A plea for hospitalsBaker, Godwin, printers1851-01-01
Phelps' New York City guidebeing a pocket directory for strangers and citizens to the prominent objects of interest in the great commercial metropolis, and conductor to its environsT.C. Fanning1852-01-01
The stranger's guide around New York and its vicinitywhat to see and what is to be seen, with hints and advice to those who visit the great metropolisFor sale, wholesale and retail, by W. H. Graham1853-01-01
Facts rebutting assaults upon the Five Points house of industrythrough the character of Rev. L.M. Pease1854-01-01
Charter of the City of Brooklyn, passed April 17, to take effect January 1, 1855L. Darbee1854-01-01
Proceedings of the meeting held at the Tabernacle in the city of New York on the 29th of April, 1856s.n.1856-01-01
Articles of association of the National Bank in the city of New YorkHosford & Co., Stationers and Printers, no. 35 Wall Street.1856-01-01
Dinsmore's thirty miles around New York, by railroad, stage, steamboat, express and telegraph; or, How to get in and out of the metropoliscomprising the name of every city, town, village, hamlet, hotel and country seat of note, place of resort, public work and institution, within thirty miles of the New York City Hall, alphabetically arranged; and the best mode, time and expense of conveyance to the same; also the distance of each from the principal point of departure : Together with much other valuable informationPublished by Dinsmore & Co., no. 9 Spruce Street1857-01-01
Tricks and traps of New York CityC.H. Brainard1857-01-01
A Guide to the Central parkWith a map of the proposed improvementsA.O. Moore & Co.1859-01-01
Washington's triumphal entry into New YorkThis beautiful print ... was executed and printed in oil colors, at the establishment of P.S. Duval & Son, Philadelphia, and is the largest specimen of chromolithograph ever executed. ...Published by William Smith1860-01-01
Willie Wilson, the newsboyWilliam Wood & Co.1863-01-01
The New York Democracy and Vallandighamthey indorse the traitor and wink at the treasonWeed, Parsons & Co.?1863-01-01
Expose of the facts concerning the proposed elevated patent railway enterprise in the City of New York. 1866Broadway and Yonkers Patent Railway Company1866-01-01
The Traveller's steamboat and railroad guide to the Hudson Riverdescribing the cities, towns, and places of interest along the route : with maps and engravingsGaylord Watson1867-01-01
The City of New Yorka complete guide : with descriptive sketches of objects and places of interestTaintor Bros.1867-01-01
Save the women and children with the health corsetmanufactured by Thos. W. Love & Co. : 243 & 245 Hudson Street, New York City1869-01-01
Booth's theatreBehind the scenes. IllustratedHenry L. Hinton, publisher1870-01-01
The commerical interests of New York, as related to our system of transportations.n.1872-01-01
Illustrated description of the Broadway underground railwaywith explanatory details and engravings ...Beach Pneumatic Transit Co.1872-01-01
Guide to New York & vicinityContaining banks, insurance companies, express offices, lines of steamboats, places of amusement, hotels, ocean steamers, ferries, telegraph and mail stations, city car routes ..."June 1873"J.D. Sheldon & co.1873-01-01
Election and registry law of the city and county of New YorkMartin B. Brown1873-01-01
The Commercial interests of New Yorkas related to our system of transportation : no. 2.s.n.1873-01-01
The New York directorycontaining a valuable and well calculated almanack ...F.B. Patterson1874-01-01
Convention of Baptist social unions at the Athenaeum, Brooklyn, N.Y.December 9th and 10th, 1874L.H. Biglow1875-01-01
Communication to the Board of Aldermen of the City of New YorkEagle Print1876-01-01
Wilson's street and avenue directory of the city of New YorkTrow City Directory Co.1876-01-01
The city of New Yorka complete guide with descriptive sketches of objects and places of interest ...Taintor Bros.1877-01-01
To capitalists, investors, manufacturers, and all persons desiring homes in the country and suburbs of New Yorka brief historical and topographical description of that portion of Westchester and Putnam Counties immediately contiguous to the N.Y. City & Northern RailroadW.H. Hoyt & Co.1882-01-01
Mercantile directory containing a selected and classified list of the manufacturers, jobbers & wholesale dealers in New Yorkalso giving the complete business directories of Schenectady, Ballston, Amsterdam, Fonda, Ft. Plain, Gloversville, Johnston, Little Fals, Herkimer, Mohawk, Ilion, Utica and RomeDoeringer & Kirchner1883-01-01
The City of New York. A complete guide ...and a complete new street directory ...Taintor Brothers, Merrill1885-01-01
The Guests' handy-book and guide to prominent points of interest in New Yorkwith complete street directory, business landmarks, and official time tables of express trains on leading railroads out of New YorkHotel Pub. and Advertising Co.1886-01-01
New York from the earliest settlement to the present time1886-01-01
Lake PlacidAdirondacksTroy Times Art1886-01-01
Train men's New York City guide via elevated railroadsSt. Germain & Knowlton1887-01-01
The Underground Railway Construction Company120 Broadway, New-YorkUnderground Railway Construction Co.]1887-01-01
Illustrated New Yorkthe metropolis of to-day : 1888International Pub. Co.1888-01-01
Health and pleasure resorts and summer homes accessible by the picturesque Harlem Railroadcontaining descriptive masster and an extensive list of summer hotels and boarding houses along the line of the Harlem Railroad and connecting lines1889-01-01
Souvenir of New YorkWittemann Bro.1889-01-01
Album of Coney Island, N.Y.Chisholm Bros.1890-01-01
Souvenir of Brooklyndescriptive, historical and statistical reviewAnderson & Gillette1890-01-01
Summer homes on the Harlem railroadcontaining a description of the celebrated health and pleasure resorts and an extensive list of summer hotels and boarding houses along the line of the picturesque : Harlem Railroad and connecting lines1890-01-01
Hudson River albumHendrick Hudson souvenir1890-01-01
Strangers' guide to principal churches of New York Cityguests of this hotel are cordially invited by the following churches to all these services : ushers at the doorWilliam W. Fiske1890-01-01
New York albumChisholm Bros.1890-01-01
Rapid transit for New York2nd ed.s.n.1891-01-01
Programme of grand concert and dramatic readings for the benefit of the New York and Brooklyn St. Andrew's One-Cent Coffee Standss.n.1891-01-01
Green-Wood illustrated, 1891s.n.]1891-01-01
The New York Recorder's Columbian celebration guide book of New York and vicinity ...New York Recorder1892-01-01
Harlem of todayillustrated : a glimpse at its past, present and future : prominent business men, public buildings, churches, clubs, places of amusement, etcDavison Pub. Co.1893-01-01
Hudson River viewsChisholm Bros.1894-01-01
New York, 1896 illustratedAmerican Pub. and Eng. Co.1896-01-01
The Great north side, or, Borough of the Bronx, New YorkKnickerbocker Press1897-01-01
A history of real estate, building and architecture in New York City during the last quarter of a centuryRecord and guide1898-01-01
Photographic views of the Statue of Liberty and New York harborRand McNally1898-01-01
A volume commemorating the creation of the second city of the worldby the consolidation of the communities adjacent to New York harbor under the new charter of the City of New YorkRepublic Press1898-01-01
Greater New Yorkits government, financial institutions, transportation facilities, and chronology, including maps of greater New York and the borough of ManhattanEvening Post Pub. Co.1898-01-01
Park ordinances rules and regulations governing general use of the parks, traffic on drives and parkways, traffic on public driveway (Harlem River Driveway), public hacks at entrances to Central Park, height and character of fences fronting upon or adjacent to parks, parkways, etc., and advertising material thereonW.P. Mitchell & Son1898-01-01
Souvenir of Albany, N. Y.photo-gravuresThe Albertype Co.1899-01-01
Welcome to Admiral DeweyNew York, Sept 29-30Economist Press1899-01-01
A photographic collection of New York's most beautiful viewsHome Life Pub. Co.1900-01-01
Memorial of the Eastern or emigrant CherokeesMr. Morgan presented the following memorial of the Eastern or emigrant Cherokees, so called, praying for the payment to them per capita of the trust fund due under the ninth article of the treaty of 1846 ...U.S. G.P.O.1900-01-01
Photo-gravures of Niagara Falls. The Niagara Falls and surroundings from Buffalo to Torontoan itinary [sic] for a one, two, or three day's visit1900-01-01
Fletcher's New York City souvenirsIll.1900-01-01
New Yorks.n.1900-01-01
New York State Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Bathphoto-gravuresA. Wittemann1901-01-01
The Picturesque Hudsonprominent views of the Palisades, highlands, Catskills, cities, towns and villages : handy and completePocket ed.Bryant Union1901-01-01
Town views, a photographic collection of New York's most beautiful views from original plates, compiled and publishedHome Life Publishing Co.1901-01-01
Official guidecomplete street directory and map of New York CityHome Life Pub. Co.1902-01-01
Greater New York government, 1902-1903Father Knickerbocker adriftFusion Record Pub. Co.1903-01-01
Norton's up-to-date New York guide to streets, amusements, trolley lines, railroads, etcincluding Manhattan and the BronxGuide Book Company1903-01-01
New York, the metropolis of AmericaJ. Howard Avil1903-01-01
The Hudson Riverthe grandest waterway in AmericaMoses King1904-01-01
The New York Subway souvenirBurroughs & Company1904-01-01
Views of Asbury Park and Ocean GroveL.H. Nelson Co.1904-01-01
Unique Long Islandcamera sketchesPowers Press1904-01-01
New Yorkthe capital of a continentAlbert B. King & Co., printers and engravers 105 William street, New York1904-01-01
The new metropolismemorable events of three centuries, 1600-1900 ; from the island of Mana-hat-ta to Greater New York at the close of the nineteenth centuryD. Appleton and company1905-01-01
Scenes of modern New YorkL.H. Nelson1906-01-01
Views of New YorkL.H. Nelson Co., c1906.1906-01-01
New York HippodromeBurroughs & Co.1906-01-01
Empire stateL.H. Nelson1906-01-01
The Hudson & Manhattan tunnelsuniting New York and New Jersey in picture and storyAmerican Photograph Co.1908-01-01
The need of the city of New York for more water and where it can best be obtained1908-01-01
New York in a mirrorBroadway Magazine, Inc.1908-01-01
The Hudson-Fulton Celebrationinformation booklet issued in connection with the Hudson-Fulton Celebration, New York City, September 25 to October 2The Committee1909-01-01
Staley's views of New York 1910Frank W. Staley1909-01-01
Souvenir views of the Hudson riverSouvenir Post Card Co.1909-01-01
Hudson-Fulton Celebration souvenirH.C. Brown Co.1909-01-01
New York directorypublisher not identified1910-01-01
New York, the empire cityfifty colored viewsA.C. Bosselman]1910-01-01
Jamaica Bay improvementa new gateway to America : what the plans are and what effect this improvement will have on New York's commerceBrooklyn Daily Eagle1910-01-01
Country life in a big cityWilliamsburgh Post Card Co.1910-01-01
The Plaza New York and the Copley Plaza BostonFrank Presbrey Co.1911-01-01
Prince George HotelTwenty Seventh and Twenty Eighth streets, between Fifth and Madison avenues, New York CityNorman Pierce Company1911-01-01
The Equitable buildingdestroyed by fire January 9th, 1912s.n.1912-01-01
Views of New YorkL. H. Nelson co.1912-01-01
Class A hotelspoints about Boston : points about New York City : map, United States with section of CanadaHotel Booklet Company1912-01-01
New York of to-dayL. H. Nelson co.1912-01-01
Hotel McAlpinNew York City, Broadway, 33rd & 34th StsNorman Pierce Company1913-01-01
Dr. John Shaw Billings, Director of the New York Public Library, 1896-1913s.n.1913-01-01
New York, illustrated ...Success postal card co.1913-01-01
Grand Central TerminalForbes & Company1913-01-01
Central Parka guide and a historyFifth Avenue Coach Co.1915-01-01
New Yorkthe wonder cityAmerican Art Pub. Co.1915-01-01
The History of a great thoroughfarea few facts concerning Fifth Avenue and it's [i.e. its] adjacent streetsThoroughfare Pub. Co.1916-01-01
New York illustratedSuccess Postal Card Co.1916-01-01
Short trips by automobile from Pershing Square, New York CityTerminal Associates1919-01-01
The Ritz-Carlton HotelIrving Press1919-01-01
New York City new street number guide and map, with complete subway-elevated street car line directoryRand McNally & Co.1920-01-01
Short trips by automobile from Pershing Square, New York CityTerminal Associates1920-01-01
Coney Island and Brooklyn, N.Y. illustratedManhattan Post Card1920-01-01
The Cathedral of commerceBroadway Park Place Co.1921-01-01
The New "red book" information street & subway guide to New York City, Manhattan and Bronx boroughswith indexed map, also sectional maps ...Interstate Map Co.1922-01-01
Official diagram book of all the leading theatres, concert halls, athletic fields and baseball parksRidgefield Press1923-01-01
Historical book issued in connection with the opening events of the Madison Square Garden 8th Avenue and 50th Street New York citys.n.1925-01-01
Majority and minority reports of the Mayor's West Side Improvement Architects' CommitteeThe Committee1929-01-01
Story of a great hotelThe Waldorf-AstoriaThe Waldorf-Astoria, Inc.1929-01-01
Ceremony marking the opening of the West Side Express HighwayTwelve o'Clock Noon at the Canal Street Plaza on the island of Manhattanpublisher not identified1930-01-01
Woodstock sesquicentennial celebrationMay 30th to June 5th, 1937[Central Celebration Committee1937-01-01
The Story of the New York Historical SocietyThe Society1939-01-01
Showplacethe magazine of Radio City Music Hall : vol. 3 no. 24, June 15, 1939Published for Radio City Music Hall by M.M. Geffen1939-01-01
Forward march of Americaan exhibit of the electric utility industry at the World's FairPublic Service Electric and Gas Co.1939-01-01
Republic of Lebanon at the New York World's Fair, 19391939-01-01
"I've seen the largest store in the world!"R.H. Macy1939-01-01
Macfadden Exhibitsouvenir program, New York World's Fair 19391939-01-01
The Japanese pavilion, New York World's FairJapanese World's Fair Commission1939-01-01
The Coronation ScotGreat Britain's luxury train on exhibition at the New York World's FairLondon Midland and Scottish Railway1939-01-01
Staten Island bridges connecting New York with New JerseyBayonne Bridge, Goethals Bridge, Outerbridge Crossing : owned and operated as a public trustThe Authority1940-01-01
A brief history of New Yorkcontaining valuable information on its discovery, purchase, settlement & the various places of historic interestEmpire State, Inc.1940-01-01
Whiteface Mountain Memorial Highway in-the-Adirondackspublisher not identified1940-01-01
Architectural and decorative features of St. Bartholomew's Church in the city of New York2nd ed.Wickersham Press1949-01-01
Forging ahead on the New York State ThruwayNew York State Thruway Authority1951-01-01
A brief history of New York Citythe Empire State Building ... with points of interestPublisher not identified1956-01-01
'Runnin' like '60at the Astor Hotel, New York City, N.Y.Brooklyn Eagle Press1960-01-01
Your future in real estate1st ed.R. Rosen Press1960-01-01
Blackoutat the Astor Hotel, New York City, N.Y.Brooklyn Eagle Press1963-01-01
Stop the fair, I want to get outat the New York Hilton Hotel, New York City, N.Y.Brooklyn Eagle Press1964-01-01
Everybody's stuck, or, Bobby pinsat the New York Hilton Hotel, New York City, N.Y.Brooklyn Eagle Press?1965-01-01
The saga of Sir John and his light knights, or, the impossible yearat the New York Hilton HotelBrooklyn Eagle Press?1967-01-01
Dedication of the Bayonne Bridge, Saturday, November 14, 1931Port of New York Authority1971-01-01
A guide to Governors Island1973-01-01
New views of Atlantic CityAmerica's greatest health resortI. & M. Ottenheimer
The National Maine Monumenterected in memory of the heroes of the Spanish-American War at the southwest entrance to Central Park, New York City : by public subscription : sculptor, Attilio Piccirilli : architect, H. Van Buren MagonigleCommittee?
New Yorkcompliments of Park Ave. Hotel, Fourth Ave. 32d to 33d St. New YorkPark Avenue Hotel
Alphabet anime .D. Marchand
New Yorkthe greatest city[s.n.
Subway problem solvedThirty-fourth Street Board of Trade
The story of hospitalitybeing a journey with many wayside sojourns following the lure of lore that leads up the centuries to modern hospitality from the original journal of a traveler in all ages who styles himself F. Romer, fondly compiled and written in tribute to that fountain-source of true American hospitality, the Roosevelt ...The Roosevelt Hotel
Brooklyns.n.
Rockefeller Center, Radio Citys.n.
New York Citythe waterfronts.n.
Over one hundred selected views of Greater New Yorkreproduced from the best and latest photographsI.H. Blanchard Co.
New York City, wonder views and panoramic sceness.n.
New York albumChisholm Bros.
Falls of Niagara and the vicinityThomas Nelson and Sons
The Hudson RiverNew York Central Lines
The Old Merchant's House and the Tredwell familyNo. 29 East 4th St., New YorkHistoric Landmark Society
Rockefeller Centers.n.