Located at 1771 Andrews Ave., this site was used by the Salvation Army to train its officers. Built in a neo-Jacobean style in 1908 by architect Charles Brigham, the building was originally the Messiah Home for Children.
Salvation Army officials and Bronx women volunteers gather at the College for a tea following a successful annual canvass of Bronx apartment houses for contributions.
Aerial view of the Bronx Community College, CUNY campus at University Ave. & W. 181st St. BCC took over this former New York University campus in 1973. Also shown is the surrounding Morris Heights community, the Major Deegan Expwy. and the Harlem...
The building on the left is Shuster Hall on the Bronx campus of Hunter College (now Lehman College, CUNY). Opened in 1957, Shuster Hall was constructed for $3,000,000 and housed the School of General Studies that began offering evening classes in...
Gillet Hall looking east toward Student Hall on the Bronx campus of Hunter College. This is today the site of Lehman College, CUNY. Student Hall is now the Music Building.
Plan of new buildings at the Academy in Throggs Neck. Includes insert giving background on the oldest maritime academy in the country. (The academy is now the SUNY Maritime College.)
A battalion of cadet-midshipmen stand at attention for the official decommissioning of the ship (on left) which was turned over to the New York State Maritime Academy for use as the Academy's Training Ship.
Landmark arcade designed by McKim, Mead and White to house the bronze busts of prominent Americans from a variety of fields. The site was formerly the Bronx campus of New York University. Today it is the home of Bronx Community College, CUNY.
New York University's R.O.T.C. students, in uniform and marching on campus below the Hall of Fame. The Reserve Officer Training Corps program gives students the opportunity to study to assume leadership in areas of the infantry, signal corps,...
Nichols Chemistry Building on the Bronx campus of New York University. The building opened in December, 1927. The campus is now home to Bronx Community College, CUNY.
Students reading near the entrance to the Hall of Fame on the New York University campus in the Bronx. Note entrance caption 'Enter with joy that those within have lived.'
Dinner honoring Borough President Joseph Periconi at the university. Along with the university president and Governor Nelson Rockefeller, he studies the model of the planned facility on Morris Park Ave.
