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The Projects revisited 2001

Pictures taken on July 1, 2001.
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Jackie tells me that these containers are disgusting inside. The old kichens and bathrooms are placed in there. New ones are shipped directly to the homes. These containers are permanent!!!
Sitting on a Bench

Jackie tells me that these containers are disgusting inside. The old kichens and bathrooms are placed in there. New ones are shipped directly to the homes. These containers are permanent!!!

 Orlando lived here, thanks Pat for info.
216 W. 62nd

Orlando lived here, thanks Pat for info.

 This is behind 216 further West.
228 w 62nd

This is behind 216 further West.

 This is the way I always entered the Church, both side doors are blocked now.
St. Paul's side doors

This is the way I always entered the Church, both side doors are blocked now.
Main entrance
Main entrance		 There is a gift shop on the left out of view.
View from Main entrance

There is a gift shop on the left out of view.

 Statues of St. Anthony of Padua and other Madonnas are in that alcove
Prayers and lit candles

Statues of St. Anthony of Padua and other Madonnas are in that alcove

 They are all painted this color, courtesy of Erik Estrada, I was told.
Stations of the Cross

They are all painted this color, courtesy of Erik Estrada, I was told.
Fr. Isaac Hecker, 1819-1888, Founder of the Paulist Priests, looks like his body was brought to this tomb in 1958.
Fr. Hecker's Tomb

Fr. Isaac Hecker, 1819-1888, Founder of the Paulist Priests, looks like his body was brought to this tomb in 1958.

 Main altar
Main altar		 View from the side
View from the side		 Something about this picture, as if I had spent time praying near it.
Baptism of Christ

Something about this picture, as if I had spent time praying near it.
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Ronald Simon20-Jan-2009 19:00
Say Doc did you have a sister named Gracie?
"DOC" Rosario 02-Mar-2004 12:52
Attended St Pauls, tried to avoid the Nuns on Sunday School, got caught, didn't have enough sense to go around the block, bought Sunday paper for my father, i remember the day a giant derrick hoisted that sculpture above the entrance. Thanks for the pics.
Migdalia aka Mickey 03-Jul-2001 04:14
Anyone who wants to see argentine tango danced socially should go to the South Street Seaport on Sunday evening during the summer. It is done outdoors on the pier by aficionados from around the world. They are not professionals but are serious about their tango. It is a terrible dance floor, but you can't beat the ambiance -- so very romantic!!!
Pat 02-Jul-2001 05:58
Julo, 228 was my home for years and Roy lived in the apartment above me. 216 was the home of Orlando and next to the flag pole where they would anchor a screen and show outdoor movies once a week. They have been using those filthy containers for garbage back when I came home to bury my mother. It hurts to see them up against [the benches]. Keep up the good work and these new names like Spencer ring a bell. Let the gang sleep on it for a while.
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