New York Steam Company's Water Street / Burling Slip steam generation plant, build 1917 (with the six smoke stacks)

Seamen's Church Institute of New York Building, 25 South Street

120 Wall Street

Whitehall Building Complex

Barclay–Vesey Building, also known as Verizon Building

1 Broadway

International Commerce Building at Moore Street

3 Hanover Square

101 Wall Street, also known as 99 Wall Street

104 Broad Street

New York Produce Exchange

New York Custom House, since 1990: Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, houses a branch of the Museum of the American Indian since 1994

26 Broadway, also known as Standard Oil Building

Castle Clinton National Monument, housing the Aquarium from 1896 to 1941, with entrance building

Tower 270, 270 Broadway

401 Broadway

60 Hudson Street, formerly known as the Western Union Building

40 Wall Street, with the Park Row Building behind it

Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway

88 Greenwich Street

90 West Street

Hudson Terminal

1 Wall Street, also known as Irving Trust Company Building

20 Exchange Place

271 Church Street or 90-94 Franklin Street; also known as Franklin Tower

32 Avenue of the Americas

Battery Maritime Building

90 Broad Street, Stone & Webster Building

75 Broad Street

15 Broad Street

14 Wall Street, also known as Bankers Trust Building

80 Pearl Street

116 John Street

1 Wall Street Court, also known as Beaver Building, Munson/Beaver Building, NRHP building or New York Cocoa Exchange Building

70 Pine Street, formerly known as the American International Building

63 Wall Street, also known as Wall and Hanover Building

20 West Street

Singer Building, 149 Broadway

Battery Park Building

Chesebrough Building

50 Broadway

South Ferry Building

St. Paul Building

Corn Exchange Bank Building, 11-21 William Street, 55-59 Beaver Street (1894)

Coffee Exchange Building, 113-117 Pearl Street, 66-70 Beaver Street (did not have Hanover Square addresses as it looks on Bromley map from 1899 and Sanborn map from 1905)