Board of Water Supply. Workers take a break from digging a trench on Central Park West near 95th Street during construction of City Water Tunnel No. 1. August 23, 1911.

93rd Street & 94th Street, Central Park West: Eighth Avenue Line (IND) Survey photograph prior to contruction of the IND Eighth Avenue Line. Camera is positioned between 93rd Street and 94th Street in Central Park West looking north showing the sidewalk at 11:42 AM.

94th Street & 95th Street, Central Park West: Eighth Avenue Line (IND) Survey photograph prior to contruction of the IND Eighth Avenue Line. Camera is positioned between 94th Street and 95th Street in Central Park West looking north showing the sidewalk at 11:53 AM.

94th Street & 95th Street, Central Park West: Eighth Avenue Line (IND) Survey photograph prior to contruction of the IND Eighth Avenue Line. Camera is positioned between 94th Street and 95th Street in Central Park West looking north showing the sidewalk at 11:46 AM.

94th Street, Central Park West: Eighth Avenue Line (IND) Survey photograph prior to contruction of the IND Eighth Avenue Line. Camera is positioned at the southeast corner of 94th Street in Central Park West looking north showing the sidewalk at 11:46 AM.

Manhattan: Central Park West - 94th Street Central Park West, west side, from 94th to 96th Streets, seen from Central Park, the Scotch Presbyterian Church on the S.W. corner of 95th Street being hidden by the tree in the right of the picture. The apartment building on the N.W. corner of 94th Street is The Towers; the two in the middle of the block are "Fillmore" and "Flavia"; they date from the 1890's. The only buildings visible in the next block are the old house on the N.W. corner of 95th Street and the little chapel adjoining it at 3 west 95th Street. May 31, 1928. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same scene, the following winter. All the buildings on Central Park West from 94th to 95th Streets have been demolished, and a 16-story apartment building is under construction in their place. A new 16-story apartment building is under construction at 3 West 95th Street, and another on the S.W. corner of 96th Street, where the Scotch Presbytenian Church stood. The small houses, 351-55 Central Park West, remain standing; 351, on the N.W. corner of 95th Street, is visible in both pictures. February 2, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

View of 96th Street reservoir from 350 Central Park West.