The Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Fourth Avenue and E. 22nd Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1882-1910).

The Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Fourth Avenue and E. 22nd Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1882-1910).

Manhattan: 4th Avenue - 22nd Street (East) Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Fourth Avenue at N.W. corner of 22nd Street. This church was built in 1856 and demolished around 1912 for the construction of the Mills & Gibb building. On the S.W. corner of 23rd Street is the Y. M. C. A. Building, built in 1869 and demolished before 1906 for the erection of the Mercantile Building. Beyond this, on the N.W. corner, is the Academy of Design, which will soon give way to the Metropolitan Life Building. At the extreme right, the second Madison Square Garden is rapidly nearing completion. Winter 1889-1890. Ewing Galloway. Neg. #1173

Mills & Gibbs Bldg., Fourth Ave. & 22nd St.

Manhattan: 4th Avenue - 22nd Street (East) Fourth Avenue, west side, north from East 22nd to 24th Streets. The dominant structure, the Wills and Gibbs Building replaced (about 1912) the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Adjoining this is the Mercantile Building, a re- placement (about 1906) of the Y. M. C. A. Building. Occupy- ing the 23rd to 24th Street frontage is the easterly side of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Building. The 23rd Street corner portion of this location was formerly the site of the Academy of Design. About 1920 Gift of Eugene N. Jenks