Burns Brothers Coal elevator and U.S.S. Illinois: Armory for Navy reserves, West 135th Street pier, Manhattan.
{{en|1= * Code: II.C.3. * Elevator with neon sign, Navy reserve structure, buildings of the Heights beyond on the right, George Washington Bridge just visible on the left * Citation/Reference: CNY# 253
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- 1937-07-02
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- Wikimedia Commons
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