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19th Century Development and Immigration

This timeline highlights the significant developments, immigration waves, and cultural milestones of New York City during the 19th century.
Population Growth and Infrastructure
1850
The population of New York City reached 550,394. The Winter Garden Theatre was built, and "Harper's New Monthly Magazine" began publication.
Newspapers and Businesses
1851
"New-York Daily Times" (now The New York Times) began publication, and Singer & Co. sewing machine manufacturer and Kiehl's pharmacy started operations.
Industrial Exhibitions
1853
The Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations was held, and "New York Clipper" began publication. Steinway & Sons piano manufacturer started its business.
Central Park and Baseball
1858
Central Park opened, and the first all-star baseball game was played in Corona, with admission charged for the first time.
Educational Institutions
1859
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art was established.

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