Harlem, 1940s

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1. Eighth Avenue between West 125th and West 126th Streets
2. JHS 136 playground on 136th Street
3. Lenox Avenue and West 135th Street
4. Morningside Avenue and St. Nicholas Avenue north of West 114th Street
5. 155th Street Viaduct, detail of dedication plaque
6. Park Avenue Viaduct looking north from unidentified cross-street
7. Residents listening to radio outside storefront
8. Seventh Avenue north from West 125th Street
9. Trolley cars on West 125th Street looking west
10. est 145th Street and St. Nicholas Ave. looking northeast, showing the Brown Bomber Bar & Grill
11. West 130th Street looking east towards Eighth Avenue
12. West 135th Street west from Lenox Avenue
13. West 125th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues showing last horse-drawn trolley in Manhattan
14. West 125th Street west from Seventh Avenue
15. West 125th Street west from Seventh Avenue
16. West 125th Street west from Seventh Avenue
17. Accident between mail truck and moving van at 140th Street and Seventh Avenue
18. Children buying from frozen dessert vendor
19. Children gathered around playground construction sign
20. Children participating in Police Athletic League street games
21. Promotional car for Kanter's Department Store on 125th Street Day
22. Sandlot spectators behind fence at West 124th Street and Morningside Avenue
23. Street orator and small crowd
24. Street vendor on 125th Street
25. Youth baseball team players on playground
26. Youth reading travel advertisement on façade of bank
27. Youths gathered with sanitation workers to sweep streets on 117th Street
28. Youths wrestling near entrance to Eighth Avenue subway station
29. Aerial views – Mainly between 135th Street to the 140s, along Fifth, Lenox and Seventh Avenues, includes some views of the Harlem River and the South Bronx