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St. Mary's Church
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Church of St. Mary, 440 Grand Street, ca. 1978. Established in 1826 to serve Irish immigrants living in the Lower East Side, the Church of St. Mary is the third oldest Catholic parish in New York City. The building, erected in 1832-33, was later expanded in 1871 by the renowned ecclesiastical architect Patrick Charles Keely. Before the sanctuary was completed, the parish held services in a former Presbyterian church on Sheriff Street. The original section of the building is the second oldest Roman Catholic structure to exist in the city, after St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, which was built in 1815.
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29 Attorney Street
Yiddish writing school at 29 Attorney Street, New York.
17 Pitt Street
Yiddish signs advertising Mutual Aid Society and Daily religious services at 17 Pitt Street, New York.
37 Attorney Street
The Sunshine Social Club, window sign in Hebrew and English, at 37 Attorney Street, New York.
31 Attorney Street
Sign announcing removal of Kosher butcher shop at 31 Attorney Street, New York.
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Sign for Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol DeSephardim synagogue at 11 Attorney Street, New York.
29 Attorney Street
Advertisement for writing, mimeograph and printing service next to office of Rabbi Avraham Bauman, East Side Talmud Torah at 29 Attorney Street, New York.
434 Grand Street
The Sanders Association, a boy's club at 434 Grand Street, New York.
48 Attorney Street
Congregation Adath Yeshurun Kaminitz-Podolsk at 48 Attorney Street, New York.
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Sign for professional and practical midwife and for cupping at 34 Attorney Street, New York.
29 Attorney Street
Close-up of advertisement for Hebrew school at 29 Attorney Street, New York.
34 Attorney Street
Advertisement to sell chometz (leavened bread) by Rabbi Dublinsky placed over another sign at 34 Attorney Street, New York.
St. Mary's Church
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St. Mary's Church
Manhattan: Grand Street - Attorney Street (1) Grand Street, north side, east from but not including Attorney, to and including Pitt Streets. Also shown is St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, at the N.W. corner of Ridge Street. April 1, 1928. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, from a different angle. NE6 ~ 267~ July 22, 1936. P. L. Sperr.
50-52 Attorney Street
Manhattan: Attorney Street - Broome Street 50-52 Attorney Street, adjoining the N.E. corner of Broome Street. Shown is the Komentz Podolia and Zitoner Wohlin Synagogue. NEG: 2914 April 7,1929 F.L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS.
144 Broome Street
Manhattan: Broome Street - Ridge Street Broome Street,South ^North? East corner of Ridge Street, showing the Ukrainian-Russian-American,All Saints Church. The building said to have been a R.C.Church. Hotel Hatfield is located at #48 Ridge Street. ^Possibly the 8th Presbyt Ch January 19th,1941. Beecher Ogden, Grand Central Terminal. Credit line Imperative. NEG # 3335
144 Broome Street
Manhattan: Broome Street - Ridge Street Broome Street, north side at Ridge Street, showing mainly the Seventh Presbyterian Church at the N.E. corner. On the oposite corner (N.W.) is Public School 92. Two of the views show portions of the latter feature and are in a westward direction. View No. 3 is eastward and eliminates the school. May 7, 1939 Views: 1-2-3 756 D2 VIEW 1- NEG. # 3332 756 D2 VIEW 2- NEG. # 3333 756 D2 VIEW 3- NEG. # 3334 P. L. Sperr
St. Mary's Church
Manhattan 44, St. Mary's Church, Grand St. & Attorney St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer
St. Mary's Church
Manhattan: Grand Street - Attorney Street (1) Grand Street, north side, east from but not including Attorney, to and including Pitt Streets. Also shown is St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, at the N.W. corner of Ridge Street. April 1, 1928. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, from a different angle. NE6 ~ 267~ July 22, 1936. P. L. Sperr.
144 Broome Street
Manhattan: Broome Street - Ridge Street (1) 144-134 Broome Street, at and adjoining the N.E. corner of Ridge Street. The view also shows 44-52 Ridge Street, east side, from Broome to but not including the south side of Delancey Street, which is the starting point of the East River Bridge. The building in the foreground is the Seventh Presbyterian Church. June 12, 1931. Built in 1838 P. L. Sperr. (2) The same. April 1929. Hotel Hatfield & 7th Pres Ch cor Broome & Ridge Sts Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.
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