Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 120th Street Madison Avenue, east side, north from 120th Street, alongside Mt. Morris Park, showing brownstone fronts. On N.E. corner of 121st Street stands the Russian Ortodox Church of Christ the Saviour, formerly the Pilgrim Church. June 24, 1932

Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 121st Street (1) Mt. Morris Park, eastern side, view east, showing the Russian Orthodox Church of Christ the Saviour (originally the Pilgrim Congregational Church), at Madison Avenue and 121st Street, in the background. July 24, 1932. P. 1 .. Sperr. (2) The same, closer to the church. July 24, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 121st Street

Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 121st Street (1) Mt. Morris Park, eastern side, view east, showing the Russian Orthodox Church of Christ the Saviour (originally the Pilgrim Congregational Church), at Madison Avenue and 121st Street, in the background. July 24, 1932. P. 1 .. Sperr. (2) The same, closer to the church. July 24, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 121st Street Mt. Morris Park, south side (120th Street) view northeast, showing the old Pilgrim Church in the background. This church was origi built for the Congregationists of Harlem, but has lost its origir congregation, and is, at the time of this picture, the Russian Qrthodox Church of Christ the Saviour. July 25, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

Harlem Slum Area, Wesley MacArdell Films. Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 120th Street Mt. Morris Park, eastern side, with Madison Avenue from 121st to 120th Streets in the background, showing the children's playground in the park. The Hell Gate Bridge is seen on the horizon. July 24, 1932. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, looking northeast, showing Madison Avenue from 122nd to 124th Streets, inclusive. The large building on Madison Avenue is the Hospital for Joint Diseases; it was built around 1923. The little negro with the kite reminds us that we are right on the edge of black Harlem. July 24, 1932. P. L. Sperr.