Fifth Avenue at the corner of 47th Street, New York City, showing the Gould mansion draped in mourning, 1902(?).

Helen Gould house \[579 Fifth Avenue], ceiling in dining room.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 47th Street Fifth Avenue, east side, north from 47th Street. Building at extreme right is Windsor Arcade. Next building to left of it is the Jay Gould Mansion, 1907 Photograph by Brown Brothers. neg #615

581 5th Av.

\[East Side of Fifth Ave. from 48th to 47th Sts.]

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 47th Street East side, of Fifth Avenue North from 47th Street. Old mansard roof brownstone house in foreground was formerly owned and occupied by Jay Gould, and is now (1929) occupied by his daughter, Mrs. Finley J. Shepard (Helen M. Gould). February 3, 1929 P.L. Sperr, Photographer

Manhattan: 47th Street (East) - 5th Avenue 3-7 East 47th Street, north side, east of Fifth Ave. The center building, No.5, will be altered to 7-stories. 1909\.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 47th Street 579 Fifth Avenue, at the N. E. corner of 47th Street. This was once the residence of Jay Gould. February 3, 1929 P.L. Sperr. The following was written in longhand in blue ink: It later became the home of Helen M. Gould Shepard. See the "Herald-Tribune," January 4, 1942.

Manhattan: Helen Gould Mansion, 579 Fifth Avenue, undated. Horse-drawn cab visible.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 47th Street East side of Fifth Avenue, 47th to 48th Streets. February 22, 1931 P. L. Sperr, Photographer.