Water Pump, Midtown Service Garage An automobile lift inside the Midtown Service Garage (also known as the Jackson Heights Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). See record psc-000084 for an exterior view of the building.

Air Compressor, Jackson Heights garage An air compressor, charger, and air meter inside the Jackson Heights Garage (also known as the Midtown Service Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). See record psc-000084 for an exterior view of the building.

Side View, Midtown Service Garage A view of the side exterior of the Midtown Service Garage (also known as the Jackson Heights Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). Empty lots in the foreground are crisscrossed with footworn pathways. Posters on the building advertise the Loews Woodside Theatre, the Greenpoint Theatre, and Palisades Park (N.J.).

Jackson Heights Garage, Interior An interior view of the Jackson Heights Garage (also known as the Midtown Service Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road), showing automobiles. See record psc-000084 for an exterior view of the building.

Jackson Heights Garage, Interior An interior of the Jackson Heights Garage (also known as the Midtown Service Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). A pot belly stove, Jacobsen power lawn mower, and other equipment can be seen. See record psc-000084 for an exterior view of the building.

Water Pump, Midtown Service Garage A water pump inside the Midtown Service Garage (also known as the Jackson Heights Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). See record psc-000084 for an exterior view of the building.

Jackson Heights Garage, Interior Ramp An automobile is parked on a ramp inside the Jackson Heights Garage (also known as the Midtown Service Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). See record psc-000084 for an exterior view of the building.

Jackson Heights Garage A view of the north side of the Jackson Heights Garage (also known as the Midtown Service Garage; see record psc-000084) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). The alley at right is behind the east side of Rowan Street (now 65th Street). Signs on the building advertise Goodrich tires, Quaker State motor oil, and Pontiac service, among other things.

Jackson Heights Garage A view of the interior of the Jackson Heights Garage (also known as the Midtown Service Garage) on 36th Avenue (now 35th Road). See records psc-000084 and psc-000085 for exterior views of the building.

Midtown Service Garage This view encompasses the entire facade of the brick building, which stood on what was once part of a colonial-era roadway known as Trains Meadow Road. The small segment of this roadway that survives today is known as 35th Road. Note fuel truck and water tower at right. Signs on the building advertise "Independent Chevrolet Service, "Exide batteries, and Socony motor oil, among other things. See record psc-000085 for a rear view, and record psc-000086 for an interior view of this building (Damage Parcel 405), which was also known as the Jackson Heights Garage.

Brick Homes in Woodside A view of two attached brick homes at 35-21 and 35-23 Rowan Street (now 65th Street).

Backyard of Home in Woodside A rear view of the attached brick homes at 35-17 and 35-19 Rowan Street (now 65th Street), showing the backyard gardens and fence.

Garage in Woodside A view of a garage facing the alley or community driveway at the rear of 35-21 Rowan Street (now 65th Street). The exterior of the house at that address can be seen in record psc-000100.

Brick Homes in Woodside A view of attached brick homes at 35-17 and 35-19 Rowan Street (now 65th Street).

Garage in Woodside A garage in the alley or community driveway behind the brick house at 35-23 Rowan Street (now 65th Street).

Brick Homes in Woodside Two-story attached brick homes on Rowan Street (now 65th Street). Number 35-25 is on the left, and 35-27 is on the right.

Garage in Woodside A garage in the alley or community driveway behind the brick house at 35-25 Rowan Street (now 65th Street). The exterior of the house can be seen in record psc-000097.

Homes in Woodside A woman stands in the shade of a windblown tree in front of the attached brick homes at 35-13 (on left) and 35-15 (on right) Rowan Street (now 65th Street).

Homes in Woodside An automobile (missing its left rear tire) parked in the rear yard of 35-13 Rowan Street (now 65th Street). The rear yard of number 35-15 is obscured by foliage.

Railroad Embankment, Jackson Heights This is a view looking northwest along the embankment of the New York Connecting Railroad from 35th Avenue and 69th Street. (The print is erroneously marked "96th St.") Note parking lot on the right.

Sprague Street Corner, Jackson Heights This is a view looking southeast from the corner of Sprague Street (later 70th Street, then replaced by 69th Street) and 35th Avenue (to the left). Note rooster weathervane on the left. The frame house partially obscured by trees on the right is Number 10 Sprague Street.

Sprague Street, Jackson Heights This is a view looking south along Sprague Street (later 70th Street, then replaced by 69th Street) from 35th Avenue. At right is a railroad embankment; on the left, partially obscured by trees, is Number 10 Sprague Street, a wood-frame house.

Homes in Woodside A view of houses at 35-09 (at left) and 35-11 (at right) Rowan Street (now 65th Street).

Garage in Woodside A double garage at the rear of 35-05 Rowan Street (now 65th Street), viewed from the alley or community driveway.

Homes in Woodside Attached homes at 35-05 and 35-07 Rowan Street (now 65th Street).

Rear View of Homes in Woodside A view from the rear of 35-01 and 35-03 Rowan Street (now 65th Street). Number 35-01 is at right, covered in ivy.

Ivy-Covered Homes in Woodside A view of 35-01 Rowan Street (now 65th Street), a corner house with a neat hedge, and part of its next-door neighbor, 35-03.

Gasoline Pump in the Polk Garage A gasoline pump just inside the automobile repair shop.

Gasoline Pump in the Polk Garage A gasoline pump just inside the automobile repair shop.

The Polk Garage in Woodside Chairs and shelving in an office area of the automobile service station.

Air-Compressor in the Polk Garage An air-compressor unit sits between a stack of tires and a pile of wheel rims inside the automobile repair shop.

Water Pump in the Polk Garage A water pump inside the automobile repair shop. The print has an area of damage near center right.

The Polk Garage in Woodside A view of the rear of the automobile service station. The roadway on the right is Rowan Street; the railroad embankment is at far left.

The Polk Garage in Woodside A view of the interior of the automobile service station.

The Polk Garage in Woodside A view of the automobile service station with open bay doors. Signs on the outside advertise the price of services, and a framed poster between the windows advertises the Loews Woodside movie theatre. Note the movable signpost on sidewalk corner at left, which reads "Play Street Closed."

The Polk Garage in Woodside A view of the interior of the automobile service station.

The Polk Garage in Woodside A battery charger and workbench inside the automobile repair shop.

Hillcrest Court

\[70-35 Broadway: IND Queens Boulevard Line] Survey negative documents the address of 70-35 Broadway "Hilcrest Courts" as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Queens Boulevard Subway Line. Shows the streets, sidewalk, an automobile, and the apartment buildings. Stationed at 340+82.

Hillcrest Court

\[Roadway condtions at Broadway: IND Queens Boulevard Line] Survey negative documents the roadway at Broadway as part of the construction of the Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Ave - 74th St-Broadway Station. Shows street conditions, apartment houses, automobiles, vacant lots, and sidewalk. Stationed at 345+30.

\[Roosevelt Avenue Sidewalk Underneath 69th Street Station: IRT Flushing Line] Roosevelt Avenue Sidewalk Underneath 69th Street Station: IRT Flushing Line. Photo is a survey prior to removal of the wooden station platforms and installation of concrete platforms along the Corona/Flushing Line. Camera is facing east on Manhattan bound side of station 5 feet north of curb at centerline of column #308.

Washington Plaza

Washington Plaza

\[Roosevelt Avenue and 69th Street: IRT Flushing Line] Survey photograph of street conditions on Roosevelt Avenue and 69th Street underneath the 61st Street/Woodside Station. Camera is 5 feet south of curb, 30 feet west of column #314 and is facing west. Photograph is taken in preparation of the removal of wooden platforms on stations along the IRT Flushing Line and the installation of concrete platforms.

We are now in the most difficult situation for the COVID 19 pandemic as a whole nation and world. Right now we all are broken financially. Not only that we aren't able to go out frequently as the virus spread very quickly. But I am glad that my family members are still healthy and ok.

In my opinion, this experience made bonds grow stronger. Seeing my family members every day for almost every hour made me grow closer to them and create new memories in this new pandemic experience. It was fun to obtain new hobbies like cooking baking and playing Just Dance, while at the same time quarantining and being there for each other at home. I’m glad we could also still keep family traditions like camping. I think it was an experience worth having.

In my opinion, this experience made bonds grow stronger. Seeing my family members every day for almost every hour made me grow closer to them and create new memories in this new pandemic experience. It was fun to obtain new hobbies like cooking baking and playing Just Dance, while at the same time quarantining and being there for each other at home. I’m glad we could also still keep family traditions like camping. I think it was an experience worth having.

In my opinion, this experience made bonds grow stronger. Seeing my family members every day for almost every hour made me grow closer to them and create new memories in this new pandemic experience. It was fun to obtain new hobbies like cooking baking and playing Just Dance, while at the same time quarantining and being there for each other at home. I’m glad we could also still keep family traditions like camping. I think it was an experience worth having.

\[Roadway at 73rd and Broadway: IND Queens Boulevard Line] Negative documents the roadway at 73rd Street and Broadway as part of the construction of the Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Ave - 74th St-Broadway Station. Shows street conditions, houses, vacant lots, and sidewalk.