#2 Looking down Fifth Avenue, from 61st Street. That is the Arch of Jewels in the distance.

Looking down Fifth Avenue, from 61st Street. That is the Arch of Jewels in the distance.

New York City’s Parade at the End of World War I Through these Historical Photos

#2 Looking down Fifth Avenue, from 61st Street. That is the Arch of Jewels in the distance.

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