782 Sixth Avenue. General exterior.

Sixth Avenue and West 27th Street, New York City, circa 1920-1921: Live Leather Belt, Adams Pepsin Gum, Landesman & Carp, Inc., J.S. Schlesinger (tailor), Popular Motor Car Distributors, Ferond's Hair Tonic, Adams Black Jack Gum.

Manhattan: 6th Avenue - 26th Street (West) Sixth Avenue, north from W.26th Street, after the demolition of the Elevated structure. March 24, 1939 P. L. Sperr (2) and (3) No. 2 is similar to the preceding view tho of a slightly earlier date. No. 3 shows solely the easterly aide of the Avenue. Note the partial demolition of the old 'El' line. The station seen is at West 28th Street. Juanuary 20, 1939 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 6th Avenue - 26th Street (West) Sixth Avenue, north from W.26th Street, after the demolition of the Elevated structure. March 24, 1939 P. L. Sperr (2) and (3) No. 2 is similar to the preceding view tho of a slightly earlier date. No. 3 shows solely the easterly aide of the Avenue. Note the partial demolition of the old 'El' line. The station seen is at West 28th Street. Juanuary 20, 1939 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 6th Avenue - 26th Street (West) Sixth Avenue, north from W.26th Street, after the demolition of the Elevated structure. March 24, 1939 P. L. Sperr (2) and (3) No. 2 is similar to the preceding view tho of a slightly earlier date. No. 3 shows solely the easterly aide of the Avenue. Note the partial demolition of the old 'El' line. The station seen is at West 28th Street. Juanuary 20, 1939 P. L. Sperr

Manhattan: 6th Avenue - 44th Street Burns' Restaurant, 783-785 Sixth Avenue, west side, between 44th and 45th Streets, with ell running through to 45th Street. This property was sold at auction shortly after this photograph was made. March 3, 1914.

Coogan Building, 776 6th Ave at 26th Street