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If you haven't found a photo on any of my other pages, (Be sure to check the Photo Locator Page for the listings) please email me and I will post it here. For those of you who are able to grant these requests, please let me know. We can't all go back to The Bronx but, every picture will warm someones soul... thank you! I will remove 'found' requests after 2 weeks in order to keep this page a little more manageable. |
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Woody Crest theater Mannion's (small bar with restaurant) Ogden Avenue PS 73 on Anderson Avenue |
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J.H.S 125 C.S.47 Stevenson high school |
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PS 39 |
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Anyone have Woodycrest Ave Pictures - I lived at167th & Woody and went
to PS 73 on Anderson Ave west of Jerome. Would love to see: HW WIlson Co on University, PS73,1145 Woodycrest, Anything in Highbridge. Many thanks |
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My old address was 1041 Longfellow Avenue, somewhere in
the Hunts Point area - off Bryant Avenue. To see what my old house looks like now would be a thrill -- as well as a view from the middle of the street. Please let me know if this is possible. |
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I hope that you will be able to take a picture of Franz Schulz Park on Grand Concourse between Court House and across the street from Cardinal Hayes High School, and I'd love to have you to take a picture of 750 Grand Concourse. Thank you. |
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That is where I grew up (was there from 1955 to 1969).I lived
in 1551 University Avenue the building with the library and the community center. So convenient. I lived on the 13th floor. If you have any pix of this place and can post them I would love to see them. - Harriette |
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would be greatly appreciated. I haven't been there in years.... Freddie |
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My grandfather moved to the Bronx with his family in the late 1860's. In the early 50's, we lived at 666 E 242nd St-just off White Plains Rd. I went to PS16 along with my mother and a number of her sisters and brothers. My grandfather had a successful moving business located at the corner of White Plains Rd and 242nd. We used to go to Wakefield Methodist. Any pictures in that area would be greatly appreciated. | |
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especially like to see a photo of that building from 1928, but would appreciate seeing what it looks like at that address now. | |
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I saw a picture of pricechoice grocery, on 180th and
Southern Blvd. I used to pack bags there for a little spending money. I would very much appreciate it if you could get a close up picture of the corner I used to hang out on, under my building, right across 180th street, the corner of 180th and Southern Blvd. The address is 2111 Southern Blvd with a little grocery/deli. Not the corner with the "italia pizza" shop, not "pricechoice" grocery, not "kennedy fried chicken", the other corner. I am currently in college in Florida, and I sometimes sit in class and doodle how my old corner looked, and look at it when I'm sad. Anyways, it would mean so much to me it you could get that, I would probably cry! | |
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I left Hunt's Point in 1945 and moved to California (I was 11 yrs. old). I returned to the old neighborhood in 1981. If P.S. 48 is still there how about a photo of it - and if you still have your trusty digital camera at the ready how about a photo of my old home at 626 Faile St. Even a shot or two of the old neighborhood. Would send me into a frenzy of remembering. | |
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1158 Boynton Avenue off of Westchester Avenue, 1322 Elder Avenue,
Fteley Avenue, Grace Dodge Vocational High School on Crotona, C.S.77 elementary school on Ward Avenue off of Westchester Avenue, J.H.S. 125 Henry Hudson off of Ellis Avenue. Also of Southern Blvd (the old stores or the new ones, Lincoln Hospital. | |
| | I was wondering if you or anyone out there would know if 623 Morris Avenue. still exists and if there is a chance to get a picture of it? My grandparents lived there in 1912-1928 and my grandfather worked at one of the piano factories and I think my mother went to school at PS 28 but I am not totaly sure. | |
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| | I would like to find pictures of PS 85 and E187St between Webster Ave and Tremont. Also the Grand Concourse between E198 St and E200 St . | |
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I am a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army. I am also
a native of the Bronx. I came accross your page and have become very nostalgic. I am stationed at FT Bragg, NC but I am currently overseas supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. I wanted to request a picture or two. Even if you don't post them or can't take them I will still be very grateful for your time in reading my mail. I am from 141st street and Cypress ave. There is a corner store there catacorner from the chinese restaurant. I was hoping you can get this corner. Preferably with the street signs included. There is also a mural on the schoolyard handball court in memory of my friend Tony. I would greatly appreciate these pictures. My mother still lives there across from the schoolyard in building 345 and she is 64 years old. She is very proud of me and it makes me happy to do what I do. I appreciate any help you can give me in this matter and if you can't I still appreciate it. | |
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I left the Bronx in 1983 when I joined the military and I tell you, I have been all over the world and there is NO PLACE LIKE IT! ……..…Your picture in BXpix 11 of the train station at Hoe Avenue and Freeman looking toward Southern Blvd was where I won my first fight in elementary school. I went to P.S. 54 on Intervale. I don’t think it’s there anymore. It was just a few blocks down from where this photo was taken. …In the photo there is a wire fence on the hill, well, I remember when there was a hardware store on that hill and a shoe repair and on the corner was a big Chase Manhattan Bank right next to which was a movie theater where on Saturdays they would give out free tickets and we would all go see Elvis Presley movies. Across the street on Southern Boulevard was a Greek restaurant and across from it was the E&B? supermarket. This was late 60's. When we moved to 1004 Freeman we thought we had moved to a castle because of the courtyard and two flights of stairs leading to our entrance. I went to PS 66 for a year before being transferred to PS 54, I think my neighborhood was renovated. It was the last block of Freeman near the Whitlock train station, bordered by West Farms road. This street was cobblestone when we moved there. Do you think you could find a picture of 1004-06 Freeman? We had a double entrance and actually there was another entrance for the super on the street, which didn’t have courtyard access. At one time there was a Wise potato chip distributor near the end of our block and we would hang around the entrance for hours till a worker came out and gave us free chips! (The nickel bag!) | |
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Could you please find pictures of the building that I grew up in, 415 E 148 St in the corner of Bergen, the building is not there anymore. |
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