1938

Manhattan: 11th Street (West) - 6th Avenue - [Rhinelander Row.]

West 11th Street, south side, west from Sixth to Seventh Avenues, showing in the foreground a row of old balconaded buildings that are Nos. 110 to 124 inclusive. Since the recent demolition of the old Rhinelander flats on Seventh Avenue, 12th and 13th Streets these remain the sole representatives of this type of architecture in the city. View No. 2 is in an eastward direction to show same solely. It is in this block and at the rear of these structures that one finds those two intriguing residential incongruities: Patchin and Mulligan Places. P. L. Sperr July 31, 1938. Views 1 and 2

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection