Aging sign is at corner of Amsterdam and 64th Street North of 90.

Looking down 64th street, that old guy is in the picture twice. FYI, since a panorama is a series of pictures, it is possible for someone to walk from one picture into the next, as happened here.

These containers are everywhere, not certain what they contain. Aida lived here, used to be a strike zone chalked into the wall, where Dudley and I played against Bressan one day. Eileen SImpson lived in that apartment to the right of the doorway, glad we did not break a window.

This was meant to be part of the panorama but the containers did not match up.

80 Amsterdam is on the right, looking straight back to West End Avenue.

This is 90 today, a ramp allows the handicapped to live here. My apt was second floor on the left. Bonnie, Merrele and others lived in 90. Gloria and Iraida lived on third floor on left.

Power Memorial was here. I showed my daughter how far I had to travel to go to high school, 2 blocks.

My home, how strange to see it again.

Thre are now ramps everywhere, the air conditioners are now allowed, windows have changed. Ray lived in that apt on left. first floor. Ivan lived on the second floor above Ray.

Second floor was home to me, no AC in those days, windows were very different. Trees are new, used to be bushes there.

Where did this school come from? The Bodega and the Chicken Market were on this street.

The containers block the view of the benches. New wood on them, this was our gathering spot. You could always find somebody you knew here.