This picture shows the low rise architecture of the neighborhood, the taller buildings are either on the edges of Hell's Kitchen or relatively new.

The famous Studio 54.

A model of the Gentrification that occurred in Hell's Kitchen; worn brick apartment buildings in front, and modern business complexes looming behind.

The site of Seinfeld's The Soup Nazi's kitchen.

These not so friendly cobblestone roads can be found near the riverside docks.

This dock was once for a single, massive ship. Many of the inhabitants of Hell's Kitchen worked at these docks handling cargo.

The Holy Cross Church, found directly adjacent to Burger King.

One of the neighborhood's many churches, this one on 59th street.

A row of local stores and restaurants, recently closed due to increased rental prices.

The Windermere Complex, another symbol of the neighborhood's gentrification problem.

PS 111 - Adolph S. Ochs School, taken from 10th Avenue and 53rd Street facing east

A highlighted map of Hell's Kitchen. (From www.census.org/xxxx Site visited 4/15/07)