Aerial View of the Triboro Bridge, New York City.

Triborough Bridge, New York City.

Bridges - Triborough Bridge - \[Hell Gate Bridge - East River.] (1) Ward's Island end of Triborough Bridge. The Hell Gate Bridge, is seen to the right. June 12, 1935. P. L. Sperr. (2) A similar view of the Triborough Bridge, in its structural progress, taken from midstream in the East River with a part of the Hell Gate Bridge at the right. This view is southward. Pall 1935. P. L. Sperr.

Bridges - Triborough Bridge - Hell Gate Bridge. (1) Triboro and Hell Gate Bridges. lIn view No. 1 is seen from fore to background the above named bridges. In the foreground is the Triboro(under construction). The Hell Gate is shown spanning the east channel between Wards lIsland (left and Astoria Park, Queens (right). The roadway shown skirting the river's edge is Shore Boulevard; the view being northward. June 12, 1935. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, viewed westward from a point of vantage in Astoria Park. June 12, 1935. P. L. Sperr. (3) Another view showing a more advanced stage of eonstruction. November 9, 1935. P. L. Sperr. (3 views, not dry mount items.)

Triboro Bridge, New York

Bridges - Queensboro \[Queensborough] Bridge. (1) Harlem River span of the Triborough Bridge; under construction, as seen from the Manhattan end of the First Ave., Bridge. It is of the lift drawbridge type, somewhat unusual in this city. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same; from a slightly different angle, also showing other sections of the Triborough and the Hell Gate Bridges in the distance. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (3) A similar view, from another angle. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr.

Triborough Bridge, looking down East River from over Hell Gate, New York City

Tri-Borough Bridge: Steel Girders; Changing New York

Bridges - Triborough Bridge. (1) Triborough Bridge: The main span of the bridge under construction over the East River. The view is from 103rd Street, Manhattan, across the lower end of Wards Island. August 31, 1935 P. L. Sperr (2) and (3) The picturesque bridge, seen across Astoria Park, Queens. P. L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS June 24, 1937

Bridges - Queensboro \[Queensborough] Bridge. (1) Harlem River span of the Triborough Bridge; under construction, as seen from the Manhattan end of the First Ave., Bridge. It is of the lift drawbridge type, somewhat unusual in this city. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same; from a slightly different angle, also showing other sections of the Triborough and the Hell Gate Bridges in the distance. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (3) A similar view, from another angle. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr.

Triborough Bridge, New York.

Bridges - Queensboro \[Queensborough] Bridge. (1) Harlem River span of the Triborough Bridge; under construction, as seen from the Manhattan end of the First Ave., Bridge. It is of the lift drawbridge type, somewhat unusual in this city. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same; from a slightly different angle, also showing other sections of the Triborough and the Hell Gate Bridges in the distance. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (3) A similar view, from another angle. February 6, 1936. P. L. Sperr.

Bridges - Triborough Bridge - \[Queens]. Triborough Bridge: Threeviews showing the bridge under construction, viewing northwestward on Hoyt Arenue from 27th Street (view 1) and 31st Street (views 2,3), Cueens. Many buildi)gs were razed to create the clearance marking the course of the bridge. In the background is the Hell Gate Bridge. Views 1,2: June 12, 1935 Vtew 3: November 9, 1935 P. L. Sperr

Bridges - Triborough Bridge. Bridges: Triborough. East 125h St. approach. Neg. #233 June 29, 1937 Federal Art Project, "Changing New York", photographs by Berenice Abbott.

Bridges - Triborough Bridge and approach. 1 The Triborough Bridge and Approach, as seen from the Hoyt Ave. Station of the Second Ave. Elevated Line. The view is westward towards the East River and Manhattan, beyond. January 1937. George D. Chinn. (2) The same, and slightly northward. Also shown is the arched span of the Hell Gate Bridge of the New York Central R.R. January 1937. George D. Chinn. (3) The tollgate and tower at the junction of the Manhattan and Bronx Approach's to the bridge proper. January 1937. George D. Chinn. (4) A view southward along the Harlem River from the Manhattan (East 125th Street) Approach. January 1937. George D. Chinn. Not a dry mount item, (5) The Bridge Approach foem the East River Drive and bypass (uncompleted) . On the left appears Pleasant Ave., south from 122nd Street. January 1937. George D. Chinn.

Bridges - Triborough Bridge and approach. 1 The Triborough Bridge and Approach, as seen from the Hoyt Ave. Station of the Second Ave. Elevated Line. The view is westward towards the East River and Manhattan, beyond. January 1937. George D. Chinn. (2) The same, and slightly northward. Also shown is the arched span of the Hell Gate Bridge of the New York Central R.R. January 1937. George D. Chinn. (3) The tollgate and tower at the junction of the Manhattan and Bronx Approach's to the bridge proper. January 1937. George D. Chinn. (4) A view southward along the Harlem River from the Manhattan (East 125th Street) Approach. January 1937. George D. Chinn. Not a dry mount item, (5) The Bridge Approach foem the East River Drive and bypass (uncompleted) . On the left appears Pleasant Ave., south from 122nd Street. January 1937. George D. Chinn.

Second Avenue El, Manhattan, at 125th Street, April 2, 1941.

Tri-Borough Bridge: East 125th Street Approach; Changing New York

Bridges - Triborough Bridge - Manhattan Approach. (1) Triboro Bridge: The Manhattan Approach as viewed eastward on East 125th Street at First Ave. The new East River Drive will have a circular by-pass approach to this structure and will be on the right. January 17, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same structure slightly later. The constructdon shack seen,is at the N.E. corner of First Ave. (foreground) at East 124th Street; the view being northeastward. March 10, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (3) The same date as No. 2; viewing in the opposite direction and showing this new structure crossing the old Willis Ave. - First Ave., Harlem River Bridge. The tenements seen,face on the south side of East 126th Street, between First and Second Aves. March 10, 1936. P. L. Sperr. (3 views, not dry mount items).

Bridges - Triborough Bridge - \[Washington Bridge - Hell Gate Bridge - General view of bridges over East River and Hudson River.] PLEASE CREDIT: Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Photo No. G-121 Date Taken 10/72 Gen. view of Iriborough Bridge. Geo. Description: Washington Bridge in background. Hells Gate Bridge over East River in foreground. Photo used in TBTA Facility booklet. 5/73 Page 3

Triborough Houses, East Harlem, New York City Housing Authority The Triborough Houses, also known as the Robert F. Wagner Houses was designed by architect Reginald E. Marsh of Starrett and Van Vleck and was a project under the New York City Housing Authority for which Poy Gum Lee was a project advisor/supervising architect. Text: Triborough Houses, New York ~ N.Y. \ New York City housing Authority \ Public Housing Administration \ Starrett and Van Vleck ~ Reginald E. Marsh, Architects

Robert F. Wagner House I, East Harlem, Manhattan, New York City Housing Authority Photo of the first of the Robert F. Wagner Houses, also known as Triborough Houses, a project under the New York City Housing Authority for which Poy Gum Lee was a project advisor/supervising architect. Text: m24904 Wagner I 11-19-56

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Bridges - Harlem River Bridges - Willis Avenue Bridge. Harlem River Sridges--The -illis Avcnue Bridge, seen from Second Avenue, in Manhot9~2g P. L. Sperr 1941 O REPPODUCTIONS Views 1,2

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Willis Avenue Bridge, New York.

Bridges - Harlem River Bridges - Willis Avenue Bridge. harlem Hlver Lridges--'-illis Avenue Srid2e: ihe illis Avenue (Pronx) Brioge over tHne harlem River. 1t is also known as tne :irst 'venue ('anhattsn) Bridge. View 2 shows the Airst Avenue approach to the bridge. View 1: George L. Bglgue August, 1930 Credit line Imperative view 2: P. L. Sperr AuPust, 1936

Bridges - Harlem River Bridges - Willis Avenue Bridge - \[1st Avenue Bridge, that connests with 129th Street in the Bronx and carries the 3rd Avenue elevated line.] Harlem River Bridges;;Second Avenue Bridge that connects with 129th Street in the Bronx and carries the Third Avenue "El". P. L. Sperr View 1: 1931 NO REPPODUCTION View 2: 1937

Bridges - Harlem River Bridges - Willis Avenue Bridge. harlem Hlver Lridges--'-illis Avenue Srid2e: ihe illis Avenue (Pronx) Brioge over tHne harlem River. 1t is also known as tne :irst 'venue ('anhattsn) Bridge. View 2 shows the Airst Avenue approach to the bridge. View 1: George L. Bglgue August, 1930 Credit line Imperative view 2: P. L. Sperr AuPust, 1936

Bridges - Harlem River Bridges - Willis Avenue Bridge. Harlem River Sridges--The -illis Avcnue Bridge, seen from Second Avenue, in Manhot9~2g P. L. Sperr 1941 O REPPODUCTIONS Views 1,2

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Manhattan: Pleasant Avenue - 119th Street (East) 362 Pleasant Avenue, east side and north east Corner East 119th Street, sowlng P.S. 78. Board of Educat'on, N.Y.C.

Manhattan 187, Headquarters Building, Triborough Bridge, Randall's Island; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

Randalls Island. Triborough Bridge, Administration Building. Interior

Randalls Island. Triborough Bridge, Administration Building. Interior

Randalls Island. Triborough Bridge, Administration Building. Interior

Randalls Island. Triborough Bridge, Administration Building. Interior

Manhattan: 120th Street (East) - 1st Avenue 415 East 120th Street, North side between 1st and Pleasant Avenues, showing P.S. 80. Board of Education, N.Y.C. CREDIT LINE IMPERATIVE. 1920.

Manhattan: 120th Street (East) - Pleasant Avenue 436-434 East 120th Street, south side, west of Pleasant Ave. Buildings shown, are frame structures.. No. 436 having a stucco front. September 12, 1934. P. L. Sperr.