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Bike Our Neighborhood
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In tandem with our exhibition, Cycling in the City: A 200 Year History, we are excited to invite you on a bike tour throughout our neighborhood. MCNY's little section of the world, nestled between the Upper East Side and East Harlem, has a plethora of amazing buildings and sites with an even more amazing history. We suggest that you stick to the labeled bike lanes and follow the safety rules of biking in the city. Never text and ride at the same time, and always wear a helmet!

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Thomas Jefferson Park

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52 East 114th Street

52 East 114th Street . Engine House, Hook and Ladder Co. #26.
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Jefferson Park Pool

Manhattan: 1st Avenue - 114th Street Jefferson Park: A view showing children wading in a shallow pool on the north side of the Park that lies east of First Ave. The photograpdher is viewing northwestward to show buildings on East 114th Street. The 5 story structure with a cross mounted atop same is given as a M.E. Church (no name) by Bromley's Atlas of 1922. It is in this vicinity that the street carnivals for the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel are held; the Church being around the corner on East 115th Street. July 1933. George L. Balgue. A photograph showing the bandstand that is located in the east1y portion of the Park. Subsecuently the East River Drive will be constructed at the left.
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Jefferson Park Pier

Manhattan: 112th Street (East) - 1st Avenue Jofferson Park: The recreation pier on the East River at the foot of East 112th Street, as viowed southward. The park proper is to the right. About 1939-40, the East River Drive will be constructed here and the pier will disappear. 1933 George L. Balgue, photo
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Jefferson Park Pool

Manhattan: 1st Avenue - 114th Street Jefferson Park: A view showing children wading in a shallow pool on the north side of the Park that lies east of First Ave. The photograpdher is viewing northwestward to show buildings on East 114th Street. The 5 story structure with a cross mounted atop same is given as a M.E. Church (no name) by Bromley's Atlas of 1922. It is in this vicinity that the street carnivals for the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel are held; the Church being around the corner on East 115th Street. July 1933. George L. Balgue. A photograph showing the bandstand that is located in the east1y portion of the Park. Subsecuently the East River Drive will be constructed at the left.
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Jefferson Park Pool

Manhattan: 114th Street (East) - 1st Avenue JJefferson Park- Three views in a southwestward direction progressively from East 114th Street, showing the new swimming pool and hard-ball courts. Buildings aid gas nolders in the background are on the west side of First Avenue, at Eastlllth Street. The park is on the east side of the Avenue and extenes from 1l1th to 114th Streets. 138 Views: 1-2-3 Gift of Committee on Housing Charity Orga ization Society
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Thomas Jefferson Park

Manhattan 181, Thomas Jefferson Park, Pool & Recreational Center, First Ave. & E. 111th St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer
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