St. Patrick's Church : new altar Interior, St. Patrick's Church, 5th Avenue and 95th Street: altar and reredos (closeup) with railing in foreground and five stained glass windows behind altar.

St. Patrick's Church Facade and steeple (wood) of St. Patrick's Church, 5th Avenue and 95th Street, with hedge fence along front, trolley pole and street lamp in left foreground, three trees in foreground, and residential buildings on both sides. (A later church building was erected on this same site in 1926.).

\[St. Patrick's Church] Facade and tower of St. Patrick's Church, 5th Avenue and 95th Street, with three pedestrians, street lamp, and horse-drawn carriage in foreground.

\[St. Patrick's R. C. Church] Rendering (drawing) of St. Patrick's Church, 5th Avenue and 95th Street with several pedestrians, residential buildings on far left, and intersecting streets.

St. Patrick's R. C. Church Facade and tower of St. Patrick's Church, 5th Avenue and 95th Street, with commercial/residential building and two parked automobiles on far left and residential buildings and two parked automobiles on far right.

St. Patrick's R. C. Church Facade and tower (brick) of church with residential building on far right. Caption: "St. Patrick's R. C. Church, located at Fifth Avenue and 95th Street, fort Hamilton. Parish formed in 1853 for Irish immigrant laborers who came to build Fort Hamilton. New church dedicated December 12, 1926."

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Decorate shrine Three women wearing hats stand in front of table partially covered with white cloth and holding statue of Virgin Mary, vase of flowers, and two tall candles in holders; middle woman is holding candle on left. Caption: "Decorate shrine--Mrs. Victor Raso, Mrs. Nicholas Coscia and Mrs. Rocco Careccia, left to right, members of the Rosary Society of St. Patrick's R. C. Church, 95th St. and 4th Ave., decorate Shrine of Our Blessed Lady. Occasion was the Rosady Society's annual tea for new members and friends in the school auditorium."

\[St. Patricks Church, 4th Avenue and 95th Street, Brooklyn.] St. Patricks Church, 4th Avenue and 95th Street, Brooklyn.

\[St. Patricks (R. C.) Church on 4th Avenue.] St. Patricks (R. C.) Church on 4th Avenue in Fort Hamilton section. Mourning for Pope John XXXIII visible.

\[St. Patricks Church.] St. Patricks Church, 4th Avenue-Mourning for Pope John XXXIII.

\[View of East side of Fourth Avenue.] View of East side of Fourth Avenue at 97th Street with St. Patricks (R.C.) Church in background.

Saint Patrick's Church Facade and tower (brick) of St. Patrick's Church, 5th Avenue and 95th Street, with iron fence along side, street signs and American flag at half staff in center foreground, man standing on church steps, residential buildings and parked automobiles on both sides, and intersecting streets.

Brooklyn: 4th Avenue - 94th Street Fourth Ave., east side, from 94th to 96th Streets. The view shows St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, at the S.E. corner of Fourth Ave., and 95th Street. May 10, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: 50th Street (West) - 6th Avenue (1) west 50th Street, east frow, but not including Sixth Ave. Building shown standing at No. 42 West 50th Street, was ecoupied by a corsettier, and was finally demolished after wuch litigatien. July 23, 1931. P. L. Sperr. (2) Rear and side views of No. 42. June 28, 1931. P. L. Sperr. (3) The sawe as No. 2j one month later. July 23, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: 50th Street (West) - 6th Avenue (1) West 50th Street, east from, but not including Sixth Ave. Shown on the east side of Fifth Ave., facing the Radio City excavation, is Sak's Dept. Store. September 14, 1931. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, viewing northeastward from West 49th Street. October 9, 1931. P. L. Sperr. (3) Similar to No. 2. October 21, 1931. P. L. Sperr.