CITY NEIGHBORHOODS:

Picturing the People and Places of Albany

Image Directory

1. The installation of the Madonna Del Tindari at St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church on Grand Street.

2. Fulton Street decorated for a celebration of the Feast of Maria Delle Grazia.

3. Cardinal Francis Spellman (1889-1967) in the procession leading to a Pontifical Mass celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Albany Catholic Diocese.

4. Beth El Jacob Synagogue, Herkimer and Franklin Streets

5. First Church of the Evangelical Association, 8 Elm Street

6. Convent of the Sacred Heart, Kenwood

7. St. John’s Roman Catholic Church, Green Street

8. South Pearl Street decorated for the Hudson Fulton celebration

9. View of Albany from Osborn Street

10. Beaver (now Lincoln) Park looking west toward Delaware Avenue

11. John H. Jackson’s Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe Factory on Third Avenue

12. Governor’s Mansion, Eagle Street

13. Schuyler Mansion, Catherine Street

14. Panetta’s Food Market, Grand Street

15. Baseball Field by Krank Street

16. Residents on Herkimer Street during the Spring 1913 Flood

17. Customers at T. F. Toohey’s Saloon, 39 South Pearl Street.

18. Franklin Street Looking towards South Pearl Street during the Flood of 1937

19. Albany Hygienic Ice Company Fire, Broadway

20. A Volkswagon stranded in a parking lot at the corner of Madison Avenue and Broadway by the flooding Hudson River.

21. Hudson Avenue looking east from Market Square

22. South Pearl Street looking south from Hudson Avenue

23. Market Square, between Beaver and Hudson Streets where farmers and vendors brought produce for sale.

24. South Pearl Street looking north from Second Avenue.

25. View of the South End from the Alfred E. Smith Office Building prior to construction of the South Mall.

26. Westerlo Street, Albany

27. The Empire State Plaza nearing completion.

28. James Goold Company carriage and sleigh factory on the corner of Broadway and Mulberry Street.

29. The Townsend Furnace and Machine Shop Co., founded in 1807, stood at the corner of Broadway and Rensselaer Street.

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