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224 Lafayette St., next to the Italian Consulate in New York on November 6, 1915. See notes under

Excellent picture

Thanks artolog. We will add the address and other information when we update.

At left is a sign for the [Thomas A.?] "Fairbanks Company" whose New York City offices were at the corner of Lafayette & Broome streets. The tall buidling in the distance is 225 Lafayette St. Streetiew: goo.gl/maps/hT691m9gjjDzRdSz5 Geotag: 40.720992, -73.998271

In the NY Times of March 19, 1922: "500 HEALTH HIKERS GET HYLAN SEND-OFF Mayor, Dr. Copeland and Other Officials Watch Start From City Hall. MANY FALL OUT ON WAY Others Join Marchers, With Central Park as Goal—Woman Heads for Albany. There were probably a thousand persons crowded in front of the City Hall yesterday afternoon when the first of a series of health hikes under the leadership of Captain Godfrey Rodrigues, a physical instructor, of Holland, started. .... At least 500 followed the instructor across the park and into Lafayette Street."

According to The New York herald. [volume], March 19, 1922, Page 3, col. 2, only 52 people took part in the hike (instead of 300'000) chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045774/1922-03-19/ed-...

Thanks for detective work! I love that we'll be able to add subject, date and specific location information to the summary when we update the record.

350 Lafayette Street (between Bond and Bleecker), opened March 1914. Photo taken from NE corner of Lafayette and Bond streets, looking WSW. NY Times article from March 15 of that year about the new hospital (PDF format) current Google Street View

Didn't this become a homeless shelter in the 1980's?

More Bain/LOC photos of the hospital of the New York Women's League for Animals: Veterinarian with a canine patient:

I started an entry in Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_of_the_New_York_Women's_Le...