Manhattan: Sylvan Terrace - St. Nicholas Avenue Sylvan Terrace, east from St. Nicholas Avenue. This is a one block street extend to Roger Morris Park, where the white Jumel Mansion can be seen. E. P. Chrystie May 6, 1923

\[St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, NY: IND Eighth Avenue Line] One in a series of survey photographs documenting conditions along St. Nicholas Avenue in New York, NY, in preparation for construction and maintenance of the Independent System (IND) Eighth Avenue Line. Original photographic log reads: "160th-161st St.--Sta. 164+00, center of roadway of St. Nicholas Ave., looking N. showing roadway conditions. 11:57 A.M."

Manhattan: Sylvan Terrace - St. Nicholas Avenue (1) Sylvan Terrace, east side, from St. Nicholas Ave, east to Jumel Terrace. 1932. J. Clarence Davies Collection, museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 48. (2) Jumel Terrace, West Side and North at Sylvan Terrace. Jumel Terrace, so named for Stephen Jumel who bought the surrounding property in 1810. It is a short street running parallel to Amsterdam Avenue, from 100th Street to 162nd St. On the East side is the old Jumel Mansion and Roger Morris Park, so named after Capt. Roger Morris, who built the house in 1758. October 12th, 1934. P.L. Sperr. (3) Sylvan Terrace, looking East to Jumel Mansion. April 27th, 1941. P.L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Sylvan Terrace - Jumel Terrace Sylvan Terrace (formerly Sylvan Place), west from Jumel Terrace. This little block of wooden houses, terminating in an elevation on the east side of St. Nicholas Avenue, was a real estate development of the early 1880's, when this part of town was still suburban. See also Jumel Terrace, and St. Nicholas Avenue, east side from 160th to 162nd Streets. The building in the background is on the west side of St. Nicholas Avenue. October 12, 1934 P.L. Sperr Sylvan Terrace still exists today.

Manhattan: Sylvan Terrace - St. Nicholas Avenue (1) Sylvan Terrace, east side, from St. Nicholas Ave, east to Jumel Terrace. 1932. J. Clarence Davies Collection, museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 48. (2) Jumel Terrace, West Side and North at Sylvan Terrace. Jumel Terrace, so named for Stephen Jumel who bought the surrounding property in 1810. It is a short street running parallel to Amsterdam Avenue, from 100th Street to 162nd St. On the East side is the old Jumel Mansion and Roger Morris Park, so named after Capt. Roger Morris, who built the house in 1758. October 12th, 1934. P.L. Sperr. (3) Sylvan Terrace, looking East to Jumel Mansion. April 27th, 1941. P.L. Sperr.