Bldg. 49-51 W. 24th St.

Manhattan: 6th Avenue - 24th Street (West) Sixth Avenue, north from W. 24th Street, showing the "El" structure darkening the street, and in turn being overshadowed by the Empire State Building. The photographer is viewing towards Herald Square where several large structures appear, prominent of which is the Hotel McAlpin. At this date, the "El" is under demolition, the same has not advanced to this point. Buildings at the left are on the west side of this thoroughfare and are more or less nondescript. Jan. 7, 1939 Views: 1-2 P. L. Sperr The same as above, from another angle. P. L. Sperr March 24, 1939

Manhattan: 6th Avenue - 24th Street (West) Sixth Avenue, north from West 24th Street. showing a reclaimed thoroughfare. This has been brought about by the recent demolition of the old 'El' structure that formerly darkened this Avenue. In the left background appears the Greeley Square section with it's distinctive Hotel McAlpin. Dominating the skyline is the towering Empire State Building. March 29, 1939 P. L. Sperr (2) The same area from a point slihtly south of 24th Street. Note the cleared site at the N.E. corner of same. This is being used by subway contractors as a storage base and tunnel entrance. October 28, 1939 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 6th Avenue - 24th Street Sixth Avenue,east side, looking north from south of 24th Street. January 29, 1928. P.L. Sperr, Photographer. (2) Sixth Avenue, east side, north from 24th Street. April 3, 1925. P.L. Sperr.Photographer. TiS : 2S 0 T 5SS21

Lion d'Or Restaurant, West 24th Street, New York City, undated. Showing no. 57 - 61 West 24th Street. (Roege 9348)

Souvenir of Hudson-Fulton Celebration 1909. Mailed from Gillio Table D'hote, 59-61 West 24th Street, N. Y.