\[Apartment building at Park Avenue and 38th Street.] 67 Park Avenue.

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 38th Street Park Avenue, east side, from 39th to 38th Streets, seen from the roof of 271 Madison Avenue, and showing the East River in the background. 77 Park Avenue, on the S.E. corner of 39th Street, was erected in 1924, and 67 Park Avenue, on the N.E. corner of 38th Street, was completed in 1922 on the site of the old Charles D. Barney residence. The building in the middle of the block was erected between these two in point of time. East of Park Avenue is shown the colored tower of Town House Apartments, 108 East 38th Street, erected in 1930. The single smoke-stack seen in the background is part of the New York Steam Corporation's plant on the east side of First Avenue between 35th and 36th Streets. December 2, 1931. P. L. Sperr, Photographer.

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 38th Street (1) Park Avenue, east side, from 39th to 38th Streets, looking across the S.W. corner of 39th Street. These three apartment houses were built during the years 1922-24, No. 67 on the N.E. corner of 38th Street, on the site of the old Charles D. Barney residence, being the first. Behind it hrises the colored tower of own House Apartments at 108 East 38th Street, built in 1930. In the foreground the old houses on the S.W. corner of 39th Street are being demolished. September 10, 1933. P. L. Sperr, Photographer. (2) The same, demolition on the S.W. corner of 39th Street now being practically complete. September 3O, 1933. P. L. Sperr, Photographem.

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 38th Street Park Ave., at, adjoining and north of the N.E. corner of 38th Street. About 1922. Gift of E. M. Jenks. Schroder & Koppel Inc. Howard Cox.