Tiebout Ave Steps Showing Old & New Steps, no date, black and white photo 7 ¾”x 9 ½”(Two stairways: foreground shows steep wooden stairs with two landings to top of rocky hill, second stairway made out of concrete with decorative iron railing with five landings before top)

Same as previous except on back at lower left corner is a penciled 13 in a circle.

E. 138th St. – Mott & Park Ave’s Oct. 1906 444, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on black paper (Center of image very misty but visible is a towered building with three arches ground level, on left side a three story and two story building visible, puddle in center with two sets of tracks exposed, right side is high rectangular stone wall with pipe railing on top)

Gun Hill Rd Sept 11th 1920, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” (Large rusticated rectangular stone arch with roman brick buttresses on each side over pile of rubble and water, on top of arch is railing and a roof shelter)

Gun Hill, no date, black and white photo 7 ½”x9 ½”, right corners missing and a 1 ½” tear on right side (Arched formwork of wood between two concrete pilasters, left side of formwork shows beginning of rough stone arch being built over the arched form)

Gun Hill Road March 23 – 18 #1 228 (backwards lower right corner), back of photo has inked notation: Gun Hill Rd. El. Const. 1918 West View, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” (Bricked roadway with double set of tracks beneath an elevated open steel structure, on left are buildings, on right telegraph poles and spindly bare trees)

Gun Hill Rd. 1918, back of photo has inked notation: L const. Gunn Hill Rd? Street sign says “Station Place” where?, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” (Bricked roadway with double set of tracks beneath elevated open steel structure, at right is row of abandoned buildings one with sign Wines Eichler Lager Beer AD S PARLOR, each corner of photo has pin holes)

Gun Hill Rd, no date, #1329, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” (Young man sticking head out between wooden planks over a trench beneath a steel elevated structure at upper right is a sign: OTTO B. SHULHOF & CO. 136 Madison Ave. New York, buildings in distance with construction rubble)

No caption, no date, black and white photo 4 ¾”x 6 ¾” (Sidewalk with overturned wheel barrow and lumber laid out along sidewalk at toe of a exposed dirt hill)

No caption, no date, #655(9? or g)-F., black and white photo 4 ¾”x 6 ¾” (Overhead view into a trench along a brick house with three windows overlooking a wall holding back a rocky hillside)