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Building Histories: Rivington Street Baths
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The Rivington Street Bath House at 326 Rivington Street, later renamed the Baruch Bath House, was the first in the city to be built with public funds. The ground-breaking for the bathhouse took place in December 1897; it opened on March 23, 1901.
De Witt Memorial Church
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Rivington Street, north side, at Columbia Street. The view shows the De Witt Memorial Church at No. 280 Rivington Street, between Columbia and Cannon Streets. These buildings were reported to be over congested with 1 building having 98 people in 62 rooms!
328-334 Stanton Street
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Nos. 328-334 Stanton Street, ca. 1937.
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Stanton Street and Columbia Street
Colored lithograph print of a three story wooden building at the corner of Stanton and Columbia Street. A sign on the side of the building reads "Oysters". The windows on the first and second floors all have open shutters. One side of the second floor has a deck. Two people are on the street walking separately towards the building, one person is standing at the front entrance of the building.
Stanton Street and Columbia Street
The old Columbia House, at the corner of Stanton and Columbia Streets, 1861. Lithograph is from: Valentine's Manual, 1862 edition.
Houston and Cannon Street
Lithograph print titled "Old House Cor. Houston & Cannon Sts, 1864, Forming part of Delancey Estate" for D.T. Valentine’s Manual, 1864.
Rivington Street Dump
An Italian Home under a Dump.; In sleeping quarters - Rivington Street Dump.
Rivington Street Dump
An Italian Home under a Dump.; In sleeping quarters - Rivington Street Dump.
Rivington Street Baths
Public Bath Building, Rivington Street, Cady, Berg & See, Plumbing plan, 1897, ink on linen. Manhattan Building Plan Collection, NYC Municipal Archives.
Rivington Street Baths
Public Bath Building, Rivington Street, Cady, Berg & See, First floor plan; showers and waiting area for men and women, 1897, ink on linen. Manhattan Building Plan Collection, NYC Municipal Archives.
Rivington Street Baths
Public Bath Building, Rivington Street, Cady, Berg & See, Longitudinal section, baths on upper floors, 1897, ink on linen. Manhattan Building Plan Collection, NYC Municipal Archives.
Rivington Street Baths
Public Bath Building, Rivington Street, Cady, Berg & See, Longitudinal section, 1897, ink on linen. Manhattan Building Plan Collection, NYC Municipal Archives.
Rivington Street Baths
Public Bath Building, Rivington Street, Cady, Berg & See, South Elevation, 1897, ink on linen. Manhattan Building Plan Collection, NYC Municipal Archives.
De Witt Memorial Church
Dewitt Memorial Church. Group of young men and some adults seated in the Dewitt Memorial Church at 280 Rivington Street watching some sort of a reading or performance with a Christmas tree on stage.
De Witt Memorial Church
De Witt Memorial Church. Group of mostly adults and some children posed on a stage at the Dewitt Memorial Church, 280 Rivington Street.
De Witt Memorial Church
De Witt Memorial Church. Group of mostly adults and some children posed on a stage at the Dewitt Memorial Church, 280 Rivington Street.
De Witt Memorial Church
Roman Catholic Church of St. Rosalio
Manhattan: Cannon Street - Delancey Street Cannon Street, at the S.E. corner of Delawcew Street. The view shows both North and South sides of Delancey Street, with the Williamsburg Bridge overhead. The corner building is the Roman Catholic Church of St. Rose of Lima. April 4, 1928. P. L. Sperr.
Roman Catholic Church of St. Rosalio
Manhattan: Cannon Street - Delancey Street Cannon Street, east side, south from Delancey, to and including Grand Streets. Public School No. 110 is shown adjoining the Roman Catholic Church of St. Rosalio, and is on the N.E. corner of Broome Street. June 6, 1930. P. L. Sperr.
310 Delancey Street
310 Delancey Street. New York. View Looking North 11:52 AM
328-334 Stanton Street
Stanton Street, nos. 328-334; Changing New York Between Goerck (now Baruch) and Mangin Streets.
328-334 Stanton Street
Stanton Street, nos. 328-334; Changing New York Between Goerck (now Baruch) and Mangin Streets.
305 Rivington Street
305 Rivington Street. New York City. From North Side of Rivington Street About 30 Feet West of Lewis St Looking South at Westerly Side of 305 Rivington St. & Northerly Front of 303 Rivington Street 12:01 PM
Congregation Ahavath Achim Ansche Ungarn
Manhattan: Columbia Street - Rivington Street 68 to 72 Columbia Street, east side, south of Rivington Street, showing prominently the synagogue of the Congregation Ahavath Achim Ansche Ungarn at No. 70. At the left margin is a portion of No. 74, the tenement at the S. E. corner of Rivington Street. NEG: 2917 May 12, 1939 P. L. Sperr
Rivington Street Baths
Rivington Street Bath, Manhattan Block 324, Lot 36, 1940 Tax Photograph Collection, NYC Municipal Archives.
De Witt Memorial Church
De Witt Memorial Church 280 Rivington St., New York.
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310 Delancey Street
Delancey Street #310, looking north
De Witt Memorial Church
De Witt Memorial Church 280 Rivington St., New York.
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