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792 Seventh Avenue
Manhattan: 7th Avenue - 51st Street Seventh Avenue, west side, north from a point between West 5lst and 52nd Street's, showing prominently pavement conditions. Note the Sixth Avenue "E1' on 53rd Street. June 15, 1915 Borough President of Manhattan No. 70g
786 Seventh Avenue
Manhattan: 7th Avenue - 51st Street Seventh Avenue, west side, north from a point between West 51st and 52nd Street's, showing prominently pavement conditions. At 53rd Street appears the Sixth Avenue "El". June 15, 1915 Borough President of Manhattan No. 70l
786 Seventh Avenue
Manhattan: 7th Avenue - 51st Street Seventh Avenue, west side, from 51st to 52nd Streets, seen across the excavation on the N.E. corner of 5lst Street. October 22, 1927. P.L. Sperr.
798 Seventh Avenue
Manhattan: 7th Avenue - 52nd Street 7th Avenue, west side, north from 52nd Street, The photographers vantage point is the south west corner. Shown on 53rd Street is the Sixth Avenue elevated line (demolished Spring 1939). June 4, 1915. Borough President of Manhattan No. 644
786 Seventh Avenue
Manhattan: 7th Avenue - 51st Street Seventh Avenue, north from W. 5lst Street. On the right, at the N. E. corner ef W. 52nd Strect, is the warehouse ef the Manhattan Sterage and Warehouse Ce. Also shown is the Sixth Avenue "L" running, at this point, on W. 53rd Street. June 15, 1915 Borough President of Manhattan Ne. 60
798 Seventh Avenue
Manhattan: 7th Avenue - 52nd Street Seventh Avenue, west side, north from a point to the south of West 52nd Street, showing prominently pavement conditions at the S.W. corner. Note at the right the horse-drawn glaziers wagon. June 15, 1915 Borough President of Manhattan No. 703
New Yorker Theatre
Manhattan: Broadway - 51st Street (West) Broadway, east side, north from West 5lst and across 52nd to 53rd Streets, showing prominently the New Yorker Theatre occupying a site slightly south of West 52nd Street and bearing No. 1664 Broadway. This is a set of two views, consisting of a negative and a positive. September 1935. W.P.A. Photo.
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