The Last of Greenwich Village
Gay Street
Home of John Barrymore 132 West 4th St. 1950.
Church of the Strangers
[Bleecker Street]
[Tripler's Hall]
Church of the Messiah, B'way near Astor Pl. N.Y.
The Van Nest House in Greenwich Village
Tom Paine lived in this house
The Village of Bloomingdale in 1867
[Unidentified house]
#3 Washington Square North, Aug 28, 1947.
[Old Dutch House on William Street]
Turnbull's House "Greenwich"
Oldest and largest Elm tree on Manhattan. 29 Washington Square West, in background , - former home Mrs. F.D.R. Sept 1, 1947.
Grove Court - scene of O. Henry's story "The Last Leaf."
"House of Genuis" 61 Washington Square South. June 26, 1948.
Patchin Place. One time home of John Masefield and Theodore Dreiser.
Woolley House, 5th Ave and 37th St
Old Homesteads, 37th Street
