\[Northeast corner of 6th Avenue and 49th Street.] Northeast corner of 6th Avenue and 49th Street.

\[#643 49th Street, Brooklyn.] \#643 49th Street, Brooklyn.

P.S. 94 Facade of PS 94, a large, five-story, brick building located at 5010 Sixth Avenue, with iron fence along front and side, several school children standing on sidewalk, and intersecting streets in foreground.

Brooklyn: 5th Street (West) - 50th Street 6th Avenue, west side, From 50th to 5lst streets, showing Public School No. 94. The view is from 5lst Street. Board of Education of the City of New York September 9, 1930

P. S. 94 Exterior view of Public School 94 located at the intersection of Prospect Avenue and Reeve Place.

\[Elim Methodist Church northeast corner of 48th Street and 7th Avenue.] Elim Methodist Church northeast corner of 48th Street and 7th Avenue. Pastor: C.H. Coker.

\[Church on corner of 49th Street and Eighth Avenue.] Church on corner of 49th Street and Eighth Avenue.

Interior, St. Agatha's R. C. Church, 1912-1914 Small chapel with altar and scattered chairs, apparently in earlier church building at 7th Avenue and 49th Street in Sunset Park before construction of much larger church on same grounds.

St. Agatha's New Catholic Church, 7th Ave. & 49th St Architectural rendering of brick church in Sunset Park, subsequently built in different style and without the large spire at left.

\[Church on corner of 49th Street and 7th Avenue.] Church on corner of 49th Street and 7th Avenue.

Architect's drawing of St. Agatha's Church Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0714), some of which may also be described in this new record; Rendering (architectural drawing) of proposed St. Agatha's Church, erected at 7th Avenue and 49th Street, with two parked automobiles, several pedestrians, and residential buildings on both sides. Caption: "Here is the architect's drawing of St. Agatha's new church, the Rev. John B. Lyle, pastor, which is being built at 7th Ave. and 49th St. ... Dowd and Wortman are the builders and Paul C. Reilly is the architect. ..." 0714 more heavily retouched; images otherwise identical.

St. Agatha's R. C. Church Facade of church with iron fence along front and section of side, two lamps on posts in right foreground, and intersecting streets. Caption: "St. Agatha's R. C. Church, 7th Avenue and 49th Street. Parish founded in 1912...dedicated December 17, 1939. ..."

560 44th Street, Brooklyn, undated, (ca. April 1917).

5th Avenue at the N.E. corner of 54th Street. Bay Ridge Savings Bank.

Bay Ridge Savings Bank, rendering by Scheffler.

Bay Ridge Savings Bank, perspective rendering.

Brooklyn: 5th Avenue - 54th Street Fifth Ave., at the N.E. corner of 54th Street. The view shown is the Bay Ridge Savings Bank. 1925\. Ewing Galloway.

Fifth Avenue - 54th Street

5302 5th Avenue. Glass and Lieberman, storefront.

Manhattan: 47th Street (East) - 1st Avenue 421 East 47th Street, north side, between the East River and First Avenue. This is a two-story frame shack. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 195.

\[Northeast corner of 49th Street and 4th Avenue, Brooklyn.] Northeast corner of 49th Street and 4th Avenue, Brooklyn.

\[#4819 (left) and #4821 8th Avenue, Brooklyn.] \#4819 (left) and #4821 8th Avenue, Brooklyn.

\[#4917 Fourth Avenue - Saint Andrews Episcopal Church.] \#4917 Fourth Avenue - Saint Andrews Episcopal Church. Rector: Rev. P.E. Bourn. Sexton: J. Molloy.

St. Andrew's P. E. Church Facade and tower of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 4917 Fourth Avenue, with trees on both sides. Sign on right side of doorway: " F. Robson, sexton; residence: 263 52 St."

Youthful circus artists Caption: "Youthful circus artists--Kindergarteners of Public School 169, 7th Ave. and 43d St., costumed in circus styles, cavort \[on lawn] in a June Walk at school. Left to right are Arnold Rosenquist, strong man; Francis Wisnewski, clown, and Dominick Landi, cat. Seated is Roberta Olsen;" several other children and portions of buildings in background.

Pint-sized Easter parade Caption: "Pint-sized Easter parade--All dolled up in homemade crepe paper chapeaus, Evelyn Toffler, 5, of 865 46th St., left, and Zina R. Lipnick, 5, of 4600 9th Ave., smile for the cameraman during the P. S. 169, 44th St. and 7th., lawn party. The 'June Party' was staged for the younger set in Sunset Park across the street from the school."

Brooklyn: 7th Avenue - 43rd Street 7th Avenue, east side, from 43rd to 44th Streets, showing Public School No. 169. Board of Education of the City of New York early 1930's

P.S. 169 Facade of PS 169, a large, five-story, brick building with iron fence along front and side located at 4305 7th Avenue, with two utility poles, two street lamps, and intersecting streets in foreground.

Brooklyn 172, P.S. 169 (The Sunset Park), 4305 7th Ave; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

\[Sunset Park lake] View of section of Sunset Park with six children and one man standing at edge of lake.

\[Sunset Park lake] View of section of Sunset Park with five children standing at edge of lake. Two children in foreground are playing with toy sailboat.

\[Sunset Park] Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0128), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two views, in different sizes, of section of Sunset Park with pavilion in background. 0129 shows portion of lake in foreground.

\[Sunset Park] Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0130), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two views of section of Sunset Park; 0132 includes plaque with inscription, "In memoriam to those of this community who made the supreme sacrifice during the great war for civilization, 1917-1919," and three children: two girls standing in background and boy standing at water fountain in far left foreground.

Shade trees replaced cherry trees Caption: "Shade trees replaced cherry trees--Looking down Sunset Park's new tree-shaded foot path \[flanked by park benches] separating the north end of the park from the south end, now under modernization by the \[Works Progress] Administration park crews. ..."

Sunset Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0131), some of which may also be described in this new record; View of two boys, one back to camera, digging in Sunset Park. The images are not dated.

Granite steps, copings and posts for Sunset Park in Brooklyn, architect L.S. Sudlow. These designs were approved by the Art Commission on November 9, 1909.

Sunset Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0131), some of which may also be described in this new record; View of two boys, one back to camera, digging in Sunset Park. The images are not dated.

Once an Indian village site Caption: "Once an Indian village site--This is \[an aerial] view overlooking the north end of Sunset Park which was developed by the \[Works Progress] Administration ... It was once the village site of the Nyack Indians. Relics were unearthed at the old water pond by the WPA park crews during the construction of the new pool."

\[Sunset Park] Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0130), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two views of section of Sunset Park; 0132 includes plaque with inscription, "In memoriam to those of this community who made the supreme sacrifice during the great war for civilization, 1917-1919," and three children: two girls standing in background and boy standing at water fountain in far left foreground.