Scope and ContentPrint: New York and Brooklyn: with Jersey City and Hoboken water front. Chromolithograph published by Currier & Ives, copyright 1877. Digital copy only; included in this catalog for local reference and use. Original print is in the collections of The Library of Congress and downloaded as tiff. (http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2002710662/ -- Library of Congress has downloadable files in several sizes including in its original condition and an enhanced version.) See notes for Library of Congress citation. The artists' (Charles R. Parsons and Lyman Atwater) bird's-eye view is looking northeast - east and focuses on New York (Manhattan) with Hoboken and Jersey City at the bottom. It is not a map, and while some license is always taken in the creation of such views especially with scale, it does establish some elements in a useful way. Text in the bottom border indicates many points of interest. For Hoboken, all points are along the waterfront (left to right): Castle Point; Stevens Mansion [Stevens Castle]; Stevens University [Stevens Institute of Technology]; Nth [North] German Lloyd Line; Hamburgh [Hamburg-America or American Line]; Bremen Line; D.L. & W. R.R. Depot [Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad terminal] Hoboken docks and piers with many sailing vessels (plus some steamships are seen on the North or Hudson River) are seen along with steam-powered ferryboats and coastal steamers. The recent Brooklyn Bridge is seen which was a wonder of its age.