Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Aerial view of the United Nations headquarters, New York City
[ca. 1930–1945]
Aerial view of Mid-town Manhattan. The Headquarters of the United Nations is in the foreground, along the East River bank. The four U.N. buildings are: The building reserved for conferences, known as the Conference Area and which is in the foreground. The Secretariat building, which is 550 ft. in height and which is at the center, foreground, behind the Conference Area. The building reserved for the use of the General Assembly, seen at right of the Secretariat building. And the U.N. Library, seen at left rear of the Secretariat building.
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