Princeton Club. Sitting room with bear-skin rug, fireplace and large chairs.

Princeton Club, N.Y. Room with tiger-skin rug and leather couches.

Princeton Club.

Princeton Club, N.Y.

Princeton Club, N.Y. Room with table, chairs, and fireplace.

Princeton Club, N.Y. Bedroom with bear-skin rug, fireplace and desk.

Princeton Club, N.Y. Ornate room with bear-skin rug and fireplace.

Princeton Club. Bar-room with long wooden tables, animal hides and heads, fireplace, trusses and skylight.

Princeton Club, N.Y. Bedroom with bear-skin rug and bathroom with tub.

Princeton Club, N.Y. Bar/cafe with table, chairs, fireplace and spittoon.

Manhattan: 39th Street (East) - Park Avenue East 39th Street, west from Park Avenue. At the left and right respectively are an open lot and the Princeton Club. At Madison Avenue is another clearance. View 2 is closer to same. This emphasizes the reconstructed former residence housing the administrative staff of the Henry Street Nursing Service. It stands at the S.E. corner of Madison Avenue. Mrs. Goadby Loew, the daughter of George F. Baker, resided here. April 11, 1940 No's. 1-2 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 43rd Street (West) - 5th Avenue (1) 15, 17, 27 West 43rd Street, north side, west of Fifth Avenue. No. 17 is the building occupied by the New York Academy of Medicine, prior to 1926, when it moved to Fifth Avenue and 103rd Street. July 13, 1929. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, a little over two years later, showing the demolition of the former Academy of Medicine and the small house adjoining it. In each of these pictures part of the Century Club is shown at the right. September 7, 1931. P. L. Sperr.