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	Tennis Court Cratona Park	Third & 149th	Tourist Cabins

Fort George Amusement Park Overlooking the Harlem River there was an amusement park that Washington Heights and Inwood called its own. The Fort George Amusement Park was opened in 1895 and was located in what is now the northernmost end of Highbridge Park , between 190th and 192nd Streets at Amsterdam Avenue . Like all other amusement parks, Fort George was at the terminus of a trolley line, specifically the Third Avenue line, which connected to various parts of Manhattan and the Bronx . The Third Avenue brought not only residents to and from the other parts of the city, but was used by community residents too. The amusement park had a spectacular view of the Harlem River .		Tremont Ave	Tremont Ave

Tremont Ave	Tremont Presbyterian Church	Tremont Ave Theater	Triboro Bridge

Westchester 7 Unionport	VA Hospital	THE VALENTINE- VARIAN HOUSE, BUILT 1758, AS IT APPEARS ON ITS NEW SITE AT BAINBRIDGE AVENUE NEAR EAST 208 STREET, THE BRONX, NEW YORK. IT WAS MOVED FROM ITS ORIGINAL LOCATION ACROSS THE STREET IN 1965, AND IS NOW THE MUSEUM OF THE BRONX COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.	Van Cortland Park Avenue

Wakefield PS	Washington Bridge	Washington Bridge	Westchester Square

West Farms	Williamsbridge Army Hospital	Williamsbridge Army Hospital	Williamsbridge Army Hospital

Williamsbridge Exempt Firemens Building	Williamsbridge & 221st St	Williamsbridge Road	Willis Ave. Bridge

World War I Honor Roll	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium

		Royal Restaurant. Later Name The Sports Corner The Hottest Spot in the Bronx

		Yankee Stadium

	Veterinary Hospital	VFW Post 95	Webb Academy


	Below is a group of Postcards of different scenes and places in the Bronx. If some of the places don't look familiar it is because most of the cards are from between 1906 and 1930