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Broadway & West 225th Street, Manhattan

12 historical photos taken here between 1911 and 1939, oldest first.

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  • Bridges - Farmers Bridge., 1911

    Bridges - Farmers Bridge.

    1911

  • Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River - [Broadway - 225th Street.], 1926–1937

    Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River - [Broadway - 225th Street.]

    1926; 1927; 1937

  • Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River - [Broadway - 225th Street.], 1926–1937

    Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River - [Broadway - 225th Street.]

    1926; 1927; 1937

  • Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River - [Broadway - 225th Street.], 1926–1937

    Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River - [Broadway - 225th Street.]

    1926; 1927; 1937

  • Manhattan: 225th Street (West) - Broadway, 1927–1935

    Manhattan: 225th Street (West) - Broadway

    1927; 1935

  • Manhattan: 225th Street (West) - Broadway, 1927–1935

    Manhattan: 225th Street (West) - Broadway

    1927; 1935

  • Manhattan: Broadway - [225th Street], 1927

    Manhattan: Broadway - [225th Street]

    1927

  • Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River., 1939

    Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River.

    1939

  • Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River., 1939

    Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River.

    1939

  • Manhattan: Broadway - 225th Street (West), 1939

    Manhattan: Broadway - 225th Street (West)

    1939

  • Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River., 1939

    Bridges - Broadway Bridge - Harlem River.

    1939

  • Manhattan: Broadway - 225th Street (West), 1939

    Manhattan: Broadway - 225th Street (West)

    1939

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Manhattan: 225th Street (West) - Broadway, 1927–1935

Photo 5 of 12 at Broadway & West 225th Street, Manhattan

Manhattan: 225th Street (West) - Broadway

1927; 1935

(1) W. 225th Street (center of view, running from left to right) east from but not including Broadway, as seen from the Marble Hill station of the New York central Railroad, at the Harlem River, slightly east of Broadway. The buildings shown in the background are in the Borough of the Bronx; the county line running north and south at a point just west of where the Street makes a sharp bend. October 26, 1927 (2) The same, at a later date, as seen from the 225th Street Elevated Station of the 7th Avenue-Van Cortlandt Park line of the I.R.T. Subway, on Broadway. The shed like structures (foreground) are one-story garages. June 26, 1935

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