71st Street and Madison Avenue. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, general interior.

71st Street and Madison Avenue. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, detail organ north side chancel.

71st Street and Madison Avenue. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, detail of chancel.

71st Street and Madison Avenue. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, interior at south transept organ.

71st Street and Madison Avenue. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, funeral chapel.

Madison Avenue at the N.E. corner of 71st Street. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church.

N.E. corner of 71st Street. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, interior of baptistry.

Madison Avenue at the N.E. corner of 71st Street. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, front elevation.

Madison Avenue at the N.E. corner of 71st Street. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, new interior.

Madison Avenue at the N.E. corner of 71st Street. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, general view.

Manhattan: Madison Avenue - 71st Street Madison Avenue, east side, at 7lst Street, showing St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, erected on this site in 1884. Since that time a few alterations, such as the addition of the belfrey, have been made. On the S.E. corner of 71st Street is the clearing resulting from demolition of the old Presbyterian Hospital. The Presbyterian Nurses' Home is shown on the north side of 71st Street, adjoining the church. June 8, 1928. P. L. Sperr.

71st Street and Madison Avenue. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, detail of altar end of funeral chapel.

71st Street and Madison Avenue. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, interior of chancel.

Madison Avenue and 71st Street. St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, rectory.

\[Looking north on Madison Avenue toward St. James Episcopal Church.]

\[Looking north on Madison Avenue toward St. James Episcopal Church.]

Manhattan: 71st Street - Park Avenue 71st Street, north side, east from Park Avenue. The dark building in the centre is the former nurses home of Presbyterian Hospital. Above is St. James Protestant Episcopal Church. March 31, 1928. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: 72nd Street (East) - Madison Avenue 42-28 East 72nd Street, east of, adjoining, and at the S.E. corner of Madison Avenue. Pleasants Pennington and Albert W. Lewis were the architects for the building at 36 East 72nd Street, in the center of the picture. About 1929.

865 Madison Avenue - East 71st Street

Manhattan: 71st Street - Park Avenue 71st Street, west of, adjoining,and at the N.W. corner of Park Avenue, seen across the clearing after the demolition of Presbyterian Hospital. The building in the centre was formerly the nurses' home of the hospital. At the right one of the hospital buildings may be seen in the last stage of demolition. June 8, 1928 P.L. Sperr

Manhattan: 71st Street (East) - Park Avenue (1) The former nurses' home of Presbyterian Hospital, seen across the ruins of the Hospital's main building, 33-39 East 71st Street,between Park and Madison Avenues. July 7, 1928. P. L. Sperr. (2) Showing only the entrance to the nurses Home. June 21, 1927. P. L. Sperr. (3) An angle shot of the same view as No. 1. June 21, 1927. P. L. Sperr.