Taken from the East River Park promenade. The top pano extends from the 59th Street Bridge to the Williamsburg Bridge.

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Saint Elias Greek Rite Catholic Church on the left, St. Anthony of Padua Church, both in Greenpoint Brooklyn, from the East River Promenade. In the lower panorama above they are on the far right.

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Saint Aloysius Roman Catholic Church in Ridgewood, Queens serves English, Polish and Spanish speaking parishioners.

Technical data: Electric-keyboard chime of 13 bells – Pitch of heaviest bell is D# in the middle octave – Transposition is nil (concert pitch) – Keyboard range: D#– / —- – The whole instrument was installed in 1925with bells made by Meneely/Wvlt
Chime (1) – a musical instrument consisting of at least 8 tower bells arranged in a diatonic (or partially chromatic) series, and upon which tunes can be played by some means, but with too few bells to be called a carillon.

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On West 23rd Street.

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Church of the Most Holy Redeemer on East Third Street.

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Nothing remains of the Cooper Union Academic Building. This is a view of St. George’s that has never been seen before. St. George’s Ukrainian Catholic Church – Seventh Street between Cooper Square and Second Avenue.

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St. Ann’s Church tower and the New NYU dorm construction

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