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2. The Wigwam From 1812 to 1868, The First Tammany Hall, NYPL

November 22, 2015 677 × 760 Boss Tweed and Accountability for Powerful Criminals in 19th Century New York

A sketch of the first Tammany Hall.

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The NYC Criminal and Sing Sing Penitentiary in the 19th Century

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