Police Parade, June 1, 1897/ Scene on E. 29th St. Man Marching West Toward Fifth Ave. Passing Aside Calumet Club. Mounted police officers in a parade on East 29th Street.

Fifth Avenue and 29th Street. The southeast corner of 29th Street and 5th Avenue. The ivy covered building on the corner is identified as the Calumer Club. Men and women walk on the sidwalk.

Club, Calumet, Fifth Av. & 29th Street. Taken from opposite corner of the Calumet Club building.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 29th Street Fifth Avenue, east side, frow 29th to 30th Streets. 1907. Brown Brothers, Photographer. 10 2:EE -ENg068S EEN

267 Fifth Avenue, on the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and E. 29th Street, New York City, undated \[ca. June-July 1916].

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 29th Street Calumet Club, Fifth Avenue at N. E. corner of 29th Street. About 1900. Photograph by Brown Brothers.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 29th Street 267-269 Fifth Ave., at the N.E. corner of East 29th Street, showing the structure that formerly housed the Calumet Club. This was demolished and replaced about 1910 by the 11-story Burton Building, which stands today (1937). About 1907.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 29th Street Fifth Ave., at, adjoining and north of the N.E. corner of East 29th Street. Also shown is East 29th Street, north side, east from and including Fifth Ave. Adjoining the Burton Building, No. 267 Fifth Ave., at the N.E. corner of East 29th Street, is the Church of the Transfiguration. About 1910. E. M. Jenks.