 The Phipps Houses todayDoes that say Luxury? |
 DSCN1207.JPGClose up of Apartment house |
 reunion panoramaView of the area from the cummunity center, new Luxury apartments on right where the Phipps used to be, playground to the left. |
 DSCN1208.JPGGetting ready for the big day |
 The Tee ShirtsJuliette Hinton and son, Siaka Hinton |
 Committee Head, Pat Ryan with phone in hand |
 Playground entrance 64th Street |
 The story behind the playground name |
 Basket ball game in the PlaygroundThey had a lot of games with trophies and food for the kids over there. |
 Playground PanoramaLooking in from 64th Street |
 216 West 64thHorse ride passing by 216. |
 The horse rideThat's a happy little boy! |
 Behind 90 AmsterdamYou really need sound to appreciate this picture. the music was blasting from the boom box and this fellow was dancing his way down the street. |
 Julio and the canistersThe Donaghy's lived right above those canisters. |
 80 Amsterdam Security lockThat's unexpected, had to get someone to let me in. |
 Mailboxes - new locationThis is inside 80 Amsterdam. They used to be on the left by Ray's apartment |
 The elevators and garbage chute in rearEach elevator goes to odd or even floors only |
 Garbage ChuteThis used to be the incinerators |
 More mailboxes on the way out of the building |
 90 Amsterdam, 64th Street side7th floor is marked. Bonnie tells me she lived to the right on that floor. |
 Jackie Brown's MomMrs. Brown you have a lovely daughter... Jackie, wasn't that a song? |
 Charlie Smith and the Reunion Tee ShirtGet a close look, do you remember Charlie? |
 Jackie and Harold Thomas in YellowJackie writes, "from left to right: yours truly, my best
friend, Julia Coaxum, Harold, Yvonne Coaxum (now known as Nut Bennett)" |
 2 of the Reunion workers |
 The tattooLots of kids lined up to get a tattoo. |
 Rita Donaghy |
 Rita Donaghy, Mario Romero, Robert Rivera and Charlie SmithSay hello to Mickey, Mario! |
 Mrs. Maria Montalvo, Aida's MomIs she cute or what? |
 Mrs. MontalvoWhat a sweet lady. |
 Mrs. MontalvoThat's it! I'm taking her home with me!! |
 MarioSigning Autographs, what a guy. |
 Robert Rivera now Rashid Abdul Rahman |
 Mrs. Montalvo and friends |
 View of ex-Phipps houses from 63rd streetMike the Ice Cream man had his cart here. |
 Another view from circle on 63rd St. |
 Inside the Laundry room |
 Laundry room sign and part of circle |
 228 West 62nd Street |
 Flag pole panoramaOn the far side is a flag pole where movies were shown. |
 The hillThis is the sleigh riding hill over between 61-62nd Street. |
 The barrelsThey are down this hill also. |
 Barrels and the Hill |
 Sky-RatsThis is for Rita. |
 View of 80 AmsterdamThe flag pole is just to the right and behind me. |
 The benches from 63rd Street sideThose canisters are very bothersome to those of us who congregated there 35 years ago. |
 Towards la BodegaRemember the picture of Pat and Little Louis? (in Aida's Gallery) that's what it looks like today. |
 Park and Ride on 62nd and West EndOne place to park if you visit the projects. |
 View of the Pier |
 Heading for the Pierthis is by the water around 69-70th Street |
 Doggie pack |
 West Side HighwayIt curves to the right and Riverside Park is right there. That's where I took picture called Hudson River. Look in the "In Box" or Julio's Gallery |
 New Jersey as seen from The Pier |
 Pier panoramaThis was not there in the 60's, but what a lovely place to walk through. Many people on bikes, walking, skating. Don't miss it if you go to the projects. |
 Skyline panoramaThis is the view from the pier. |
 Reunion 1989 Brochure - side 1I see Carmen Acosta in center, top. Who else can you name here, leave messages below please. |
 Reunion 1989 Brochure - side 2I see Merrele Early on top right with Brother Rodney to the left of her. John Woods is next to Rodney and Manny Bialek is next to Merrele |
 64th/ Amsterdam, Remember the stores?Per Rita Donaghy: 1. Lawler's Bar that then became Century Bar & Grill - 2. Cushman's Bakery which later became a Pizza Parlor. 3. Larry's Shoes 4. Fred and another man's name small convenience-type store (ice cream, penny candies, various food items) 5. Apartment building that Robert Bressan lived in 6. Rand's Supermarket that then became Pioneer Supermarket 7. Hand Wash - Dry Cleaner 8. Ederle's Butcher Shop
9. Coffee Shop |