doi:10.7916/ng4m-hv49Street Scene in Mulberry BendWeissner Studiophotographsstill imageWomenVending standsStreetsStreet vendorsStorefrontsScales (Weighing instruments)Italian AmericansHandcartsFestivalsBuildingsNew York (N.Y.)Lower East Side (New York, N.Y.)#7014 Stamped Weissner Studio Corner of Elizabeth and Prince Streets, looking north on Elizabeth. The lights strung overhead along Elizabeth are in celebration of a feast day, probably that of St. Anthony of Padua which is celebrated the week of June 13th. In a 33 page, 11 x 14 pamphlet entitled, "ON FOUR FRONTS - AICP Fights Poverty by (l) Restoring Families to Self-Support, (2) Building Health, (3) Giving the Kids a Break, (4) Caring for the Aged." At bottom of title page: 1843-1937. (The 1937 is the only indication of when this pamphlet was published. There Is no other date on it.) Picture on page 16. Caption: Street scene, just half a block from AICP's health center in the heart of old "Mulberry Bend," where 18,000 families live in a human anthill, many in tenements condemned as unfit for habitation. But the leaven is at work, conditions are improving - and AICP has helped chart the course.