[Broadway looking north from 242nd Street.]
[Broadway and 242nd Street.]
Broadway Series. Looking north from Exterior St., and 230th St. (231st Street subway station in distance).
Broadway Series. At the end of the subway, 242nd Street. The house on the hill, in the trees, is known as "honeymoon house," built many years ago. The building at the extreme right is on the Old Alban
Manhattan College, founded 1853. Broadway 242nd Street.
[242nd Street and Broadway.]
Broadway Series. Looking south from Caryl Avenue, city line. Chevrolet and Wrigley billboard signs at left.
[Interborough Field and Hedley Hall from 242nd Street, west of Broadway.]
Broadway Series. View looking north from 215th Street. Garages at left. In the distance is the subway, where it leaves 10th Ave, elevated, and once more meets Broadway, to continue there on to 242nd S
Broadway Series. Looking north from 234th Street where the subway is still elevated, near the end of the line. Man in street, walking toward camera.
Broadway Series. View taken from field looking north from Arden Street. Billboards along Broadway at right. Dyckman Street and Riverside Drive are seen at left. 207th Street in the distance.
[Broadway and 242nd Street at Van Cortlandt Park.]
Broadway Series. Looking east from Waldo Ave. Terrace toward the 238th Street subway station on Broadway. The Plaza stairway in the center of the picture is seen partly in negative No. 151.
Broadway Series. Looking north from Mosholu Avenue. The building at the left with the sign Hotel is the Broadway Inn. On the billboards are Ads for Post Toasties and Marie Doro's "Midnight Gambols."
Broadway Series. Looking north from 143rd Street. Subway grating in center of streets.
Broadway Series. Looking north on Broadway on embankment between 246th and 251st Streets - and near a house numbered 6143.
Broadway Series. Looking south from Caryl Avenue. Same view as No. 161 except the motor cars.
Broadway Series. View looking north from 122nd Street, where the subway comes above ground.
[Broadway and 242nd Street, with view of Van Cortlandt Park.]