☞ REMEMBER: The Stable at West 126th c. 1920

There used to be quite a few former stables left over at the Manhattanville campus site before they were demolished in the past couple of years but a photo from 1920 shows that the east side of Broadway had a similar setup before the wrecking ball came about.  An archival photo of the northeast corner of Broadway and 126th Street (roughly Tiemann Place) reveals a livery stable to the far left of the image.  This was apparently a vaudeville house at one point in time before becoming a stable but today the entire block is home to public housing built during the mid 20th century.

Arthur Hosking, Broadway Series, June 7th 1920 via the digital Collection at the Museum of the City of New York