View of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration classroom at the New York Trade School

This black and white photograph shows classroom space of the Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Dept. empty of students. Black and white photograph.

Students at work in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Department of the New York Trade School

Students in the Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Dept. of the New York Trade School are shown hard at work in the classroom. Notice the sign at the rear of the room that reads "Watch Out for Pipes on Floor." Black and white photograph.

Three students working on a project in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Department of the New York Trade School

This shows three students working on a unit in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Department of the New York Trade School. Black and white photograph.

View of drafting section in Air Conditioning Department of the New York Trade School

Students are shown working in the drafting section of the Air Conditioning Department of the New York Trade School. Black and white photograph that has some damage around the edges.

Demonstration of Closed Circuit TV by filming Wiliam C. H. Meyer in an Automotive classroom at the New York Trade School

Depiction of closed circuit TV students at the New York Trade School filming a voltage regulator check performed by William C. H. Meyer. Original caption reads, "Closed-circuit TV takes a class at the New York Trade School into the Automotive Shop where William C. H. Meyer, head of the Automotive Department, demonstrates a voltage-regulator check. Students Robert Niefeld (left) and Denis Mahoney serve as cameramen." Black and white photograph part of series of four photographs accompanying a press release of the New York Trade School announcing the demonstration of a new technique in closed-circuit TV developed at the New York Trade School.

Automotive Display outside Royal Buick, INC. Service & Parts

A representative from Buick and what is likely a representative from the New York Trade School show a part in front of the Royal Buick Showroom located at 1356 2nd Avenue near 65th Street. Black and white photograph.

Henry R. Long, Research Engineer

Henry R. Long, research engineer speaks at a New York Trade School event, likely a commencement. Black and white photograph.

Carpentry Students at Work

Carpentry students from the New York Trade School at work during a class. Black and white photograph.

Section of Television Laboratory at the New York Trade School

Several students are shown working in a section of the Television Laboratory at the New York Trade School. Black and white photograph with some damage due to writing in red ink along the long edges.

Student at work with closed-circuit TV

A student in the Closed-circuit TV Dept. at the New York Trade School is shown working. Black and white photograph.

Closed-circuit Television Student Working

A student is show working with closed-circuit television at the New York Trade School. Black and white photograph.

Data Processing Student Working

A student from the Data Processing program at the New York Trade School is shown working. Black and white photograph with some edge damage due to writing in black along the top.

Electrical Students at Work

A class full of students learning electric are shown in an electrical classroom at the New York Trade School. In the upper left-hand corner of the room a sign reminding the students to think about safety can be seen. It reads, "Beware of Live Wires: Students are warned not to make, or disconnect hookups, without first opening the switch that controls the flow of current. Observe Safety First at All Times." Black and white photograph.

Students at Work in Electrical Classroom

A class of electrical students at the New York Trade School work as a professor observes from the front of the room. Notice the sign in the background, "Connect Them Right and They Always Work." Black and white photograph.

Class of Electrical Students at the New York Trade School

A class of electrical students at the New York Trade School are pictured at workbenches. Black and white photograph.