Our New York City Campus | 125th Anniversary Materials

The Law School's New York City campus has occupied a number of different sites over the past 125 years, beginning at 120 Broadway when the school opened on October 1, 1891. With one exception, it has always been located below Canal Street. The images and descriptions below afford a brief architectural tour of some of the Law School's homes, old and new, interior and exterior.

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New York Law School's Worth Street Home, 1962-2009
October 10, 1928 Photo Showing Excavation for the Eighth Avenue Subway Line Adjacent to 57 Worth Street and Below Church Street
Samuel J. & Ethel LeFrak Moot Court Room, circa 1991
Students at Work with Early Laptops in a Group Study Room in the Mendik Library, circa 1990s
Students Checking Out Books from Library, Circa 1950w
Students During a Lull in a Moot Court Competition, Circa 1980s
Students Grabbing Coffee at Gil's, in the Lower Level of the C Building, Circa Early 1980s
Students Riding an Elevator to Classes at 57 Worth Street with Carmelo, One of the Law School's Beloved Elevator Operators, Circa 1982

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New York Law School's Worth Street Home, 1962-2009

October 10, 1928 Photo Showing Excavation for the Eighth Avenue Subway Line Adjacent to 57 Worth Street and Below Church Street

Samuel J. & Ethel LeFrak Moot Court Room, circa 1991

Students at Work with Early Laptops in a Group Study Room in the Mendik Library, circa 1990s

Students Checking Out Books from Library, Circa 1950w

Students During a Lull in a Moot Court Competition, Circa 1980s

Students Grabbing Coffee at Gil's, in the Lower Level of the C Building, Circa Early 1980s

Students Riding an Elevator to Classes at 57 Worth Street with Carmelo, One of the Law School's Beloved Elevator Operators, Circa 1982

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