Manhattan: 23rd Street (West) - 9th Avenue (1) "The Clement Moore," 429 West 23rd Street, north side, west of Ninth Avenue. Individual houses had to remain standing until their leases expired, and this impeded the work of demolishing the London Terrace to replace it with the new. September 21, 1929. P.L. Sperr. (2) A side view of "The Clement Moore," and part of the clearing after demolishing most of the first London Terrace houses. September 21, 1929. P.L. Sperr. (3) A view of the London Terrace clearing. September 1, 1929. P.L. Sperr.

Manhattan: 23rd Street (West) - 9th Avenue (1) 429 West 23rd Street, north side, Between Ninth and Tenth Aves. Building shown is the "Clement Moore" and was erected as a part of London or Chelsea Terrace in 1845 by Bishop Clement C. Moore, the author of "The Night Before Christmas". About September 1929 (2) The same, showing the eastern side. About September, 1929

Manhattan: 23rd Street (West) - 9th Avenue (1) 429 West 23rd Street, north side, Between Ninth and Tenth Aves. Building shown is the "Clement Moore" and was erected as a part of London or Chelsea Terrace in 1845 by Bishop Clement C. Moore, the author of "The Night Before Christmas". About September 1929 (2) The same, showing the eastern side. About September, 1929

Manhattan: 23rd Street (West) - 9th Avenue (1) "The Clement Moore," 429 West 23rd Street, north side, west of Ninth Avenue. Individual houses had to remain standing until their leases expired, and this impeded the work of demolishing the ld London Terrace to replace it with the new. September 21, 1929. P.L. Sperr. (2) A side view of "The Clement Moore," and part of the clearing after demolishing most of the first London Terrace houses. September 21, 1929. P.L. Sperr. (3) A view of the London Terrace clearing. September 1, 1929. P.L. Sperr.