Category:300 Mulberry Street
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The former New York City Police Headquarters at 300 Mulberry Street (and 301 Mott Street), mid-block between Houston Street and Bleecker Street, opened in 1863, the year of the New York City draft riots. It replaced the headquarters at the corner of Broome Street and Elm Street. Sources:
- "Chronology" Annual Report for the Year 1919 (Police Department City of New York), p. 11. Online at Internet Archive.
- White, Frank Marshall. "The Passing of '300 Mulberry Street'" Harper's Weekly Vol. 52 No. 2665 (January 18, 1908), p. 17. Online at Google Books.
- "4 Old-time Courts to Close Monday" The New York Times (February 27, 1946).
Media in category "300 Mulberry Street"
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Manhattan, V. 3, Plate No. 10 (Map bounded by E. 4th St., Bowery, E. Houston St., Elm St.) NYPL1996621.tiff 5,407 × 7,209, 2 pages; 111.58 MB
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Police Department Headquarters, New York City, Valentine's Manual.jpg 1,695 × 2,769; 4.61 MB
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