Manhattan: 8th Avenue - Hudson Street Eighth Avenue, north from Hudson Street (left and foreground) showing the Abingdon Square locale and its towering apartment houses. They are the NO. 299 N. 12th Street and the NO. 20 Abingdon Square buildings. Between same appears the County Trust Company Building at 14th Street. In the right foreground is the park that identifies this area. This is triangular in shape and is formed by the convergence of Hudson Street and the beginning of 8th Avenue. The bandstand at the right is on Bank Street. Bleecker Street separates this from the clearance shown. In 1939 a modern 6-story apartment house will rise here, bearing an Abingdon Square address. Views 2 and 3 emphasize the clearance and adjoining structures. Note the absence of the 12th Street building. Views 1,2: June 18, 1931 View 3: Marcl 9, 1933 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 8th Avenue - Hudson Street Eighth Avenue, (left) east side, north from Hudson Street (foreground), showing the bandstand silhouetted against a new 6-story apartment house. The latter is on Bleecker Street, between the Avenue and Bank Street (right). Irrespective of this, it will bear an Abingdon Square number. To the left is the 16-story apartment house, No. 20 Abingdon Square, located at the S. E. corner of 8th Avenue and W. 12th Street. View 2 is limited to first mentioned feature. The dark 5-story dwelling at the left is No. 4 Abingdon Square. May 12, 1940 April 9, 1940 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 8th Avenue - Hudson Street Eighth Avenue, (left) east side, north from Hudson Street (foreground), showing the bandstand silhouetted against a new 6-story apartment house. The latter is on Bleecker Street, between the Avenue and Bank Street (right). Irrespective of this, it will bear an Abingdon Square number. To the left is the 16-story apartment house, No. 20 Abingdon Square, located at the S. E. corner of 8th Avenue and W. 12th Street. View 2 is limited to first mentioned feature. The dark 5-story dwelling at the left is No. 4 Abingdon Square. May 12, 1940 April 9, 1940 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 8th Avenue - Hudson Street Eighth Avenue, north from Hudson Street (left and foreground) showing the Abingdon Square locale and its towering apartment houses. They are the NO. 299 N. 12th Street and the NO. 20 Abingdon Square buildings. Between same appears the County Trust Company Building at 14th Street. In the right foreground is the park that identifies this area. This is triangular in shape and is formed by the convergence of Hudson Street and the beginning of 8th Avenue. The bandstand at the right is on Bank Street. Bleecker Street separates this from the clearance shown. In 1939 a modern 6-story apartment house will rise here, bearing an Abingdon Square address. Views 2 and 3 emphasize the clearance and adjoining structures. Note the absence of the 12th Street building. Views 1,2: June 18, 1931 View 3: Marcl 9, 1933 P. L. Sperr

Abingdon Hotel, Abingdon Square 8th Ave Near 12th Str. New York

Abingdon Hotel 7-9 Abingdon Square, New York.

The Abingdon Hotel and Annex, Abingdon Sq., New York City Primary subject: Abingdon Hotel Secondary subject: Abingdon Square Park