232-224 East 60th Street, south side, between Second and Third Avenues, St. Thomas Chapel,

1930

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232-224 East 60th Street, south side, between Second and Third Avenues, St. Thomas Chapel, (Protestant Episcopal), which was built in 1872, is seen in the foreground. October 20, 1930.

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