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Rooftop view looking over empty lots toward Church Street. Some business signs are legible beyond the First New Haven National Bank, reading "Congress Pants" and "Gilden's."

The site of the new Malley's building just before construction began May 16, 1960. Looking south from Temple Street toward the Connector.

A partially demolished building on the corner of Church and Crown Streets. The First New Haven National Bank is visible in the background.

A rooftop view of a building on George Street containing several storefronts. Two signs read "Commercial Used Cars/Garage" and "Commercial Hotel."

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A sign at the corner reads "GARDE/HOTEL/BAR/RESTAURANT;" and another reads "BAR/LUNCHETTE."

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A Gulf station sign advertises gas at 27 cents a gallon.

The Hotel Garde on Columbus Avenue, between Orange and Meadow Streets. A painted sign on the building reads "HOTEL GARDE/250 ROOMS."

The west side of Church Street, showing Waldorf Cafeteria in the center. A sign faintly reading "LIP'S" is over the door on the building to the right.

The west side of Church Street. Savitt Jewelers and Snyder's Men's Store are visible. A partly demolished building is in the background.

The west side of Church Street, showing stores with signs reading "SAVITT," "Waldorf," and "LIP'S."