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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Students Riding An Elevator to Classes at 57 Worth Street with Vinnie, One of the Law School's Beloved Elevator Operators, Circa 1982
Students Studying in the Stiefel Room, circa 2003
Tables at Gil's, in the Lower Level of C Building, Circa Early 1980s
The cover story in the March 17, 1992 issue of The New York Law School Reporter.
The Law School's Second Home at 35 Nassau Street, 1898-1908
The Mendik Library at 240 Church Street, circa 1990s
The Pulitzer (New York World) Building at 63 Park Row, New York Law School's Home from 1936 to 1941
The Stiefel Room at 57 Worth Street, Set Up for a Program

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

Students Studying in the Stiefel Room, circa 2003

Tables at Gil's, in the Lower Level of C Building, Circa Early 1980s

The cover story in the March 17, 1992 issue of The New York Law School Reporter.

The Law School's Second Home at 35 Nassau Street, 1898-1908

The Mendik Library at 240 Church Street, circa 1990s

The Pulitzer (New York World) Building at 63 Park Row, New York Law School's Home from 1936 to 1941

The Stiefel Room at 57 Worth Street, Set Up for a Program

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