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Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, 168th Street and Broadway, from 165th Street and Riverside Drive, Manhattan.
Code: II.D.4.; I.A.3. * Seeming to rise out of a rock outcropping, mass of buildings, one apparently still under construction, fences in foreground. * Citation/Reference: CNY# 262
- Date
- 1937-11-16
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
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- Original size
- 2,424 × 1,912 pixels
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