Cushion : STREET RAILWAY, 1871. Congestion of street railway traffic in the Bowery between Spring and Chatham Streets, New York City, a result of ASPCA founder Henry Berghs deliberately impeding traffic to protest the overloading of horse-drawn streetcars (shown at center, speaking with police officers). Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1871
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STREET RAILWAY, 1871. Congestion of street railway traffic in the Bowery between Spring and Chatham Streets, New York City, a result of ASPCA founder Henry Berghs deliberately impeding traffic to protest the overloading of horse-drawn streetcars (shown at center, speaking with police officers). Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1871
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Media ID 7523142
1871 Aspca Bergh Block Bowery Commuter Founder Henri Lower East Side Neighborhood Police Protester Rail Road Rampart Snow Street Scene Traffic Tramcar Winter Animal Rights Spring Street
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from 1871 showcases the bustling streets of New York City, specifically the Bowery between Spring and Chatham Streets. The image captures a significant moment in history when Henry Bergh, founder of the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), deliberately obstructed street railway traffic to protest against the overloading of horse-drawn streetcars. In this wood engraving taken from an American newspaper, we see Bergh at the center of attention, engaged in a conversation with police officers. His determination and passion for animal rights are palpable as he stands amidst a crowd that has gathered due to this extraordinary event. The winter snow blankets the ground, adding an element of harshness and resilience to this powerful scene. The congestion caused by Bergh's protest serves as a stark reminder of both his commitment to change and the challenges faced by commuters during that time period. This snapshot offers us a glimpse into life on these busy city streets - men and women going about their daily routines while navigating through blocked tramcars and crowded sidewalks. As we delve into this historical photograph captured by The Granger Collection, it becomes evident how one man's actions can create ripples that resonate throughout society. It is an enduring testament to Bergh's unwavering dedication towards improving conditions for animals and inspiring others towards similar causes.
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