Manhattan: 2nd Avenue - 123rd Street (East) Second Ave., east side, north from and including East 123rd Street, ahowing the Palace Theatre (motion pictures) bearing Nos. 2404-2408 and a portion of the Second Ave. Elevated Line. Also seen (right) is No. 301-305 East 123rd Street, a 1-story brick house (covered with posters) at the N.E. corner of Second Ave. May 7, 1937. P. L. Sperr.

Second Avenue El, Manhattan, at 121st Street Station, April 8, 1941. The last of the El to be demolished.

Second Avenue El, Manhattan, at 121st Street Station, April 8, 1941. The last of the El to be demolished.

Second Avenue El, Manhattan, at 121st Street Station, April 8, 1941. The last of the El to be demolished.

Second Avenue El, Manhattan, at 121st Street Station, April 8, 1941. The last of the El to be demolished.

Second Avenue El, Manhattan, at 121st Street Station, April 8, 1941. The last of the El to be demolished.

Second Avenue El, Manhattan, at 121st Street Station, April 8, 1941. The last of the El to be demolished.

Robert F. Wagner House I, East Harlem, Manhattan, New York City Housing Authority Photo of the first of the Robert F. Wagner Houses, also known as Triborough Houses, a project under the New York City Housing Authority for which Poy Gum Lee was a project advisor/supervising architect. Text: m24904 Wagner I 11-19-56

Triborough Houses, East Harlem, New York City Housing Authority The Triborough Houses, also known as the Robert F. Wagner Houses was designed by architect Reginald E. Marsh of Starrett and Van Vleck and was a project under the New York City Housing Authority for which Poy Gum Lee was a project advisor/supervising architect. Text: Triborough Houses, New York ~ N.Y. \ New York City housing Authority \ Public Housing Administration \ Starrett and Van Vleck ~ Reginald E. Marsh, Architects