434-436
- Formerly 22nd precinct, 1870s
- Formerly New York county jail "Alimony jail"8
438-448
- Formerly Glass factory
In 1758 established on 30 acres known as Newfoundland ,
on the North River between (present-day W. 34th & W. 40th streets.) 1
- Formerly Roadhouse or tavern, 1763 1
- Formerly Underhill Building 1
- Glass House Farm Cooperative, 1982 1
443
-Residential building 9,10
445
-Residential building 9,10
447
-Residential building 10
449
-Residential building 10
454-456
- Clinton South Community Center 2,3
458
- Clinton South Community Center 4, 5
450
-planned: Baryshnikov Center for Dance (source unknown)
500
- Ellins Piano Co. SE corner of W. 37th St.
1 Thomas E. Norton, Living It Up (New York: Atheneum, 1984).
2 Elizabeth Roy, "Year-old Clinton Center Getting Taste for the Neighborhood," Chelsea Clinton News 7 Dec. 1994: 8.
3 Al Amateau, "Group Vows to Clean Up Hell's Kitchen," Chelsea Clinton News 9 Nov. 1994: 1. [Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Association. Clinton Housing Development Corporation]
4 "The Clean Sweep," Chelsea Clinton News 30 Oct. 1996: 10.
5 Al Amateau, "Building a Better Clinton," Chelsea Clinton News [date missing]
6Directory of Agencies of the Chelsea-Clinton Welfare and Health Council, December 1954.
7 "108-year career of P.S. 127 to end." New York Times 24 Jun. 1962.
8 Mary Brendle. Clinton Hell's Kitchen and its women. 42
9 Susan Wald, "Community Helps End 37th St. Nightmare," Chelsea Clinton News 28 Jun 29 1984.
10 Carl Goldfarb, Tenants and Police Battle Squatters, Chelsea Clinton News 15 Sep 1985: 1.
Updated September 23, 2004