800 5th Ave. 61st St. 800 5th Avenue and adjacent houses at the northeast corner of 61st Street; horse carriage visible.

Street Scenes, 1900, Fifth Ave. N.E. Cor. 61st St. Residential buildings on the northeast corner of 5th Avenue and 61st Street, with a carriage on 5th Avenue and another seen on 61st Street.

7-9 East 61st Street. General exterior.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, entrance hall.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, dining room.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, general exterior.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, breakfast room.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, second floor hall and stairway.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, detail of mantel in dining room.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, detail of table and mirror in entrance hall.

7 East 61st Street. John T. Pratt residence, dining room.

4 \[also 2] East 62nd Street. Proposed women's club.

Manhattan: 61st Street (East) - 5th Avenue No. 1 East 6lst Street, at the N.E. corner of Fifth Ave. Building shown under construction, will be the residehce of Mrs. M. Hartley Dodge. Between 1922 and 1929. Brown Rrothers.

Manhattan: 61st Street (East) - 5th Avenue 9-15 East 6lst Street, north side, bteween Fifth and Madison Avenues. 1922\. Gift of E. M. Jenks.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - 61st Street Fifth Ave., east side, north from East 6lst to 62nd Streets, showing some of the prigate houses that are fast disappearing from this famous thoroughfare. 'Some of the residents are: Geraldine R. Dodge, No. 1 East 61st Street (also 800 Fifth Ave.); Chas. B. Halsey, 803 Fifth Ave., (white building); W.E. Roosevelt, No. 804 Fifth Ave., and the Knickerbocker Club, No. 2 East 62nd Street (also No. 805-9 Fifth Ave.). View No. 2 of this set is in a southeastward direction from a point in Central Park on a line with 62nd Street which appears on the left. 1December 19, 1937. P. L. Sperr. Ng. ~2.50 2