Item #157. Young Lady at Train Station Window (1955)
3rd Avenue Line at Chatham Square
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Item #157. Young Lady at Train Station Window (1955)
3rd Avenue Line at Chatham Square
Item #158. General Omar L. Bradley Salutes Children (January 19, 1948)
In front of The East Side House Settlement which was a center that provided
head start programs for children at 540 East Seventy-sixth Street.
Item #158A. Gen. Omar L. Bradley Sleds with Children (January 19, 1948)
The East Side House Center for Children, 540 East Seventy-sixth Street.
On the sled with the General are 8 year-old Carol Van Oberberghe and 6
year-old William Carpenter.
Item #158D. Gen. Omar L. Bradley & Children Touch Medals (January 19, 1948)
The East Side House Center for Children, 540 East Seventy-sixth Street.
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Item #159. Little Girl Dressed As Nurse (1955)
(Available in Archival Digital Print Only)
Item #161. Kangaroo and Hot Dog Vendor (1957)
(Available in Archival Digital Print Only)
Item #162. Old Man Feeds Pigeons (1942)
Item #167. Hydrant Sprinkler and City Kids (June 29, 1953)
Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri turns on the city's first fire hydrant
equipped with
a water saving sprinkler nozzle. Children from the Police Athletic League enjoy
the fun
at Henry Street between Gouverneur and Grand Streets on the lower East Side.
(Available in Archival Digital Print Only)
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