Housing Redevelopment Board, Seward Park Extension

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Housing Redevelopment Board, Seward Park Extension

Street level view of a synagogue on the Lower East Side of Manhattan; Street level view of The Playhouse of the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, with storefronts on either end and pedestrians in the foreground; Street level corner view of intersection of Broome Street and Attorney Street; Street view along Broome Street, view east from Clinton Street; Construction of the 'New East Side Nursing Home' at 25 Willett Street at Broome Street; Street view with 4 story brownstones in the West Side Urban Renewal Area.

Identifier: REC0022_01_1961_004

Title: Housing Redevelopment Board, Seward Park Extension

Title: Broome Street

Title: Grand Street

Collection: Department of Housing Preservation and Development photograph collection

Start Date: 1961-12-06

End Date: 1961-12-15

Description: Street level view of a synagogue on the Lower East Side of Manhattan; Street level view of The Playhouse of the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, with storefronts on either end and pedestrians in the foreground; Street level corner view of intersection of Broome Street and Attorney Street; Street view along Broome Street, view east from Clinton Street; Construction of the 'New East Side Nursing Home' at 25 Willett Street at Broome Street; Street view with 4 story brownstones in the West Side Urban Renewal Area.

Creator: New York (N.Y.). Department of Housing Preservation and Development

Borough: New York (N.Y.)

Type: Still Image

Format: Photographs

Source: New York City Municipal Archives

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Language: eng

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