Vernon Avenue and 4th Street \[i.e. 50th Avenue], Long Island City, undated (ca. 1920). \[Photographed for Joseph P. Day.]

North side of 4th Street \[i.e. 50th Avenue] between Vernon Boulevard and Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, Queens, New York City, undated.

\[4th Street and Vernon Avenue, Queens: IRT Corona Line] Photograph of 4th Street and Vernon Avenue, Queens on the IRT Corona Line. Photo from the center of 4th Street and Vernon Avenue, looking north, showing the roadway of Vernon Avenue.

\[Long Island City Terminus, Queens, NY (Graham Avenue Line)] Photo of trolley tracks in between two buildings at the Long Island City Terminus in Queens, New York. The tracks are part of the Graham Avenue Line. An entranced to the subway that reads "Interborough Rapid Transit Company" can be seen. A number of neighborhood businesses are pictured across the street, including an army surplus store, a stationary store, and store called Noral Food Shops. The terminus was located in the area of Vernon Boulevard and what is now 50th Ave., in the same area as the Vernon-Jackson IRT station.

\[Long Island City Terminus, Queens, NY (Graham Avenue Line)] Photo of trolley tracks in between two buildings, one of which is a lunchonette, at the Long Island City Terminus in Queens, New York. The tracks are part of the Graham Avenue Line. The street is partially paved with cobblestones. A view of a soda fountain can be seen across the street.

Dorian Cafe at 10-01 50th Avenue Dorian Cafe at 10-01 50th Avenue, St. Mary's Church in the background.