399 Park Avenue. Apartment building

123 East 53rd Street. Exterior view of waterproof walls for Fredenburg & Lounsbury.

399 Park Avenue at the S.E. corner of 54th Street. Apartment house.

Annette Hoyt Flanders \[office]. Corridor. 381 Park Avenue. Landscape artist and architect.

Annette Hoyt Flanders \[office]. Mrs. Flander's office set for tea. 381 Park Avenue. Landscape artist and architect.

Annette Hoyt Flanders \[office]. Corridor. 381 Park Avenue. Landscape artist and architect.

Annette Hoyt Flanders \[office], 381 Park Avenue, N.Y.C. Exhibition in general office. Landscape artist and architect.

Annette Hoyt Flanders \[office]. Mrs. Flander's office set for tea. 381 Park Avenue. Landscape artist and architect.

Annette Hoyt Flanders \[office], 381 Park Avenue, N.Y.C. Exhibition in general office. Landscape artist and architect.

123 and 115 East 53rd Street. Apartments, general exterior.

123 East 53rd Street. Ground floor reception room of Dr. Sherwood, specialist.

118 East 54th Street. Apartment house, main lobby.

115 East 53rd Street. Apartment 4-North, living room from dining room.

118 East 54th Street. Apartment building for sale.

624 Lexington Avenue. Commercial building for sale, Boulevard de Paris restaurant.

624 Lexington Avenue.

123 East 53rd Street. Apartment, building for sale.

115 East 53rd Street. Apartment, building for sale.

Park Avenue between 53rd and 54th Street. First National City Bank Building, exterior detail, central entrance doors.

Park Avenue between 53rd and 54th Street. First National City Bank Building, interior main lobby looking S.W.

Park Avenue between 53rd and 54th Street. First National City Bank Building, upright detail of main lobby, one column and planter.

Park Avenue between 53rd and 54th Street. First National City Bank Building, horizontal detail of main lobby, looking up at ceiling and lights.

Uptown Headquarters of First National City Bank

Lexington Avenue #624

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 51st Street Park Avenue, south from 55th Street, where the railroad emerges from the tunnel and the Grand Central Yards begin. The Avenue will be built over the tracks to 52nd Street by 1910. On west side, note houses between 54th and 53rd Street, which will still be standing thirty years later. On the west side, note old Steinway Piano Factory, dating back to the Civil War or earlier, which will be demolished in 1911. Beyond it may be seen the tower of F\&M Shaefer's brewery, about the same age on the S.E. corner of 51st Street where the new St. Bartholomew's Church will be built in 1918. Compare with Edison Company's photo of the same scene in 1927. June 10, 1905. New York's Edison Company Collection.

Lexington Avenue #622-26

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 53rd Street Park Avenue, east side, between 54th and 53rd Streets, showing No. 383, one of the earliest modern apartment houses in this section, nearing completion. Another one will shortly rise alongside it, and one in the block immediately to the South, from 53rd to 52nd Streets, where the Steinway Factory has just been demolished; but the small house on the N.E. corner of 53rd Street will not be replaced till 1924. 1911\.

Sardi's London Double Decker Bus Primary subject: Double Decker Bus Secondary subject: Sardis East Restaurant

Manhattan: 54th Street (East) - Park Avenue 106-108 East 54th Street, adjoining and east of the S.E. corner of Park Ave. About 1912.

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 53rd Street (East) 383 Park Avenue, east side, between E. 53rd and E. 54th Streets, showing newly erected twelve story apartments. MAY BE REPRODUCED about 1930

54th Street (East) #118

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 53rd Street Park Ave., east side, south from East 54th to 53rd Streets. This ia a negative copy showing prominently No. 383. About 1915.

Manhattan: Park Avenue - 53rd Street (East) Park Ave., east side, south from East 54th to 53rd Streets. The new1y erected building shown, is No. 383 Park Ave. About 1915.