Something’s drawn a crowd downtown at the edge of City Hall Park, according to this penny postcard, stamped 1912. A tangle of wagons on the right, and adults and kids swarming the curb in front.
Just another spring or summer day in a park featured in many vintage postcards? Without a caption, we’ll never know.
There’s the kiosk for a City Hall subway stop, and the statue of Nathan Hale, relocated many times in its 120-year history.
Ephemeral New York 