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The link to a July 1990 newspaper article tells of the death of one hiker in a group of 13 who sought shelter in the Mt. Whitney stone hut during a lightning storm. Three of the 13 had to be airlifted from the summit to a hospital because of their injuries.
http://articles.latimes.com/1990-07-16/news/mn-1001whitney-portal
Church is St. Michael's Episcopal, on NW corner of 99th and Amsterdam. (The grass in the right foreground is a vacant lot between church and West 100 St.)
Back in the depression, it had a satellite chapel, St. Jude's, on 99th between Columbus and Central Park West. St. Jude's was for the black families who lived in that block and 98th St. St. Michael's itself was all white. EXCEPT on Christmas and Easter, the black folks were "allowed" to attend services at the big church. My parents' families lived in 99th St then and attended St. Jude's.
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The link to a July 1990 newspaper article tells of the death of one hiker in a group of 13 who sought shelter in the Mt. Whitney stone hut during a lightning storm. Three of the 13 had to be airlifted from the summit to a hospital because of their injuries. http://articles.latimes.com/1990-07-16/news/mn-1001whitney-portal
I love this church and the people!
Haha. Bocs kedves mz/x, elírtam. Tamás
Csodás ez a vadregényes táj!
Üdv: Zsolt.
Nincs véletlenül valakinek képe arról a kastélyrÓl ami itt állt Pusztaszentmihályfán? Előre is köszi. Anga
The location of the photo falls in Irvine Lake where it clearly does not belong.
kúúúl! Mintha csak én csinátam vón'! Szép, korrekt kép. Brumm.
The science library is shaped like a uterus before it engraved in the concrete is the shape of a sperm cell symbolizing the conception of knowledge.
Looking west from Central Park West across 100th St.
Church is St. Michael's Episcopal, on NW corner of 99th and Amsterdam. (The grass in the right foreground is a vacant lot between church and West 100 St.) Back in the depression, it had a satellite chapel, St. Jude's, on 99th between Columbus and Central Park West. St. Jude's was for the black families who lived in that block and 98th St. St. Michael's itself was all white. EXCEPT on Christmas and Easter, the black folks were "allowed" to attend services at the big church. My parents' families lived in 99th St then and attended St. Jude's.