04/16/09, 06/23/20
Views of Queens and Manhattan - Page GG

AROUND QUEENS
What was once St. John's Hospital, Queens Boulevard, across from
Queens Center Mall
Macy's, part of Queens Center Mall.
The green pointed roof is now a Capital One Bank.  Originally was the
Jamaica Savings Bank.  The shape of the building is said to represent a
bird in flight.  (Update 2013 - Capital One Bank closed this branch.)

(Update 2020 - Now a Bank of America branch.)
Queens Place Mall.  Was once ONLY Macy's; later Sterns.  Update 4/2013 - Daffy's no
longer part of mall due to bankruptcy.  
Update 6/23/20 - Outback, Avenue and other
stores no longer part of mall.
The Rock Church.  For many years,
this was the Elmwood Theater.  
Click
here for more information
about The Rock.


The First Presbyterian Church in Newtown, Elmhurst.  
The monument below is in memory of the men listed,
who died in World War 2
Elmhurst Hospital,
Baxter Street and Broadway.
Reformed Church of Newton,
Corona Avenue and Broadway.
Isn't the sky just beautiful?
It's spring time!  Trees in bloom; one pink, one white.  One on left was taken on Broadway.  
Photo on the right was taken in LeFrak City.

AROUND MANHATTAN






57th Street facing west
and towards
7th Avenue.


The Russian Tea Room
(red awning) and
Carnegie Hall.
Left - Russian Tea Room
Right - Carnegie Hall



The side of Carnegie Hall, 57th Street
and 7th Avenue, looking south.


Corner of Seventh Avenue
and 57th Street looking west
towards Eight Avenue.  
First building (1) is 200 West 57th
Street.  The greenish glass
building (2) that follows is
888 Seventh Avenue since the
main entrance is on 7th Avenue
though there is an entrance on
57th Street.  Building 3 houses
Lee's Art Supplies.  Building number
(4) is where I once worked,
250 West 57th Street.  The Glass
building with diamond shaped side
(5) is the Hearst Building on
Eight Avenue.  

For more information and photos of
Hearst building,
please click
here.

Note, 6/23/20:  Lee's Art Supplies
no longer in business.
(1)
(3)
(2)
(4)
(5)

In and Around Bryant Park.  Located between 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) on the West, Fifth Ave on the
East, with 40th Street on the South, and 42nd Street on the North.
Bryant Park a little after 8:30 a.m.  Left - looking east, the back of the library in view.  Right - South side of park.
Both photos are western views.  
Left - Looking towards 42nd Street and Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue).  Right - Same view but from 40th
and 5th Avenue.  Building 1, Met Life,  is on the southwest corner of 42nd St. & 6th Ave.   Building #2 is Bank of
America Center, located on the northwest corner of 42nd St. & 6th Ave. (Ave. of the Americas).
The Empire
State
building
from a
window on
12th floor of  
16 East 40th
Street
The Park at noon.  Some are having lunch, others are enjoying sun!  Right & below are views of the carousel.
Left - The library on 5th Avenue between 40th and 42nd Streets.  At right - One of the lions outside the library.
Left - Chrysler building from 5th Ave. and 42nd St.   Right - Chrysler building from 43rd and 5th Ave.
Left - North view of 5th Avenue from 43rd Street.  Look closely (----->) and you can see St. Patrick's Cathedral
dwarfed by the skyscrapers around it.   Right - 42nd Street looking west.  
These pots are located throughout the area.  
This one is on 40th Street, north side between 5th
and 6th Avenues.  Flowers change by season.

Views of Brooklyn are on Page KK.  
More views of Manhattan can be found on
Page LL.
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