D is for Daguerreotype #1, Catalogue of the Vanished #8

Portrait of Andrew Jackson Downing (1815-1852)

War #5, Scenes from a Life #13, Catalogue of the Vanished #7

Ruins of Cloth Hall in Ypres, Belgium. Diary compiled by Ethel Anderson (1918-19)

The Iron Horse #3, Manhattan #27, Catalogue of the Vanished #6

Interior of Grand Central Depot, 42nd Street and 4th [later Park] Avenue
John B. Snook, architect (1871)
Photograph: E. & H.T. Anthony & Co. (ca. 1875)

Manhattan #18, Catalogue of the Vanished #5

Croton Reservoir, looking west on 42nd Street at Fifth Avenue. (late 1800s)

Catalogue of the Vanished #4, The Outer Boroughs #3

Garibaldi Memorial over Antonio Meucci cottage, Staten Island (1923-52)
Berenice Abbott, photograph (1937)

Manhattan #16, Catalogue of the Vanished #3, Music #9

Lustron Corp. displays its prototype pre-fabricated, porcelain enamel house at 52nd Street and Sixth Avenue to the masses; meanwhile, the late Baroque era of the 52nd Street jazz scene plays on at night. William P. Gottlieb, photographer. (Summer 1948)

Catalogue of the Vanished #2, Panorama #3, The Outer Boroughs #2

Paradise: Dreamland, Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York (August 17, 1907)
Paradise Lost: Dreamland destroyed (June 8, 1911)

Catalogue of the Vanished #1

Jayne Building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (1849-51) William L. Johnston and Thomas U. Walter, architects. Tower burned (1872). Demolished (1957-58).