Unidentified studio on Washington Mews, New York City, 1916.

1 Fifth Avenue. Apartments, general exterior.

Manhattan: 5th Avenue - Washington Mews Fifth Avenue, east side, north from the Washington Mews (right of No. 1) and across East 8th Street. The apartment structure, No. 1 Fifth Avenue, occupying the Avenue frontage between the above two points is at the right and only partially appears. Opposite same is the 5-story Hotel Brevoort. This is at the N.E. corner of 8th Street. Above East 9th Street begins the uniform utilitarian apartment dwellings, identified with New York. February 24, 1933 Views 1, 2 P. L. Sperr

5th Avenue & 8th Street from southwest corner, looking east

Washington Mews. Full caption reads: "At one time the stables at the rear of the fine old mansions on 8th Street between University Place and Fifth Avenue. Now the homes of artists and writers."

Washington Mews with One Fifth Avenue skyscraper in the background.

Washington Square Arch with One Fifth Avenue skyscraper in the background. Clipping on the back of the photograph is entitled, "Washington Arch is dwarfed." Rhinelander House is located on the left.

Washington Square North with the One Fifth Avenue skyscraper in the background.