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Stuyvesant High School is a high school in New York City.

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  • A southward view of Stuyvesant High School from Hudson River Park. The Hudson River is seen at right, and the skyscrapers of the new World Trade Center can be seen in the background.

    A southward view of Stuyvesant High School from Hudson River Park, with the new World Trade Center in the distance

  • A grayscale postcard showing the Old Stuyvesant Campus in Manhattan's East Village. The postcard's vantage point is from down the street from the old building, and depicts the five-story stone facade of the building.

    Postcard art featuring the 15th Street Stuyvesant building, now known as the Old Stuyvesant Campus

  • View of the steel-and-glass main entrance to Stuyvesant High School. There is a sign above the entrance with the school's name in large capital letters.

    Main entrance to Stuyvesant High School, on Chambers Street

  • Stuyescalator

    The escalators from the seventh to ninth floors. The banner in the background was created by a Stuyvesant art class.

  • View of the end of the Tribeca pedestrian bridge. There are four steel-and-glass doors in the center of the picture, marking the entrance to the school. The bridge is completely enclosed by glass panes with metal beams on three sides, as well as a steel floor.

    Entrance from the Tribeca Bridge

  • A picture of the black-and-white cover of the May 1977 issue of "The Voice". The word "Voice" is printed in bubble letters at the top of the cover. The cover picture is of a male with his hands extended away from his body as a police officer interacts with him. The cover story's title, "Your Rights", is located on the picture's left-hand side.

    Cover of the May 1977 issue of The Voice

  • A black-and-white playbill for the SING V program in 1977. There are two double-black-outlined boxes on a white background. The top box text is "the STUYVESANT HIGH SCHOOL UNION proudly presents" then the icon for SING V in stencil letters, followed by the dates of the performance. The bottom box, which contains three-quarter circles at its corners, consists of a crude sketch of a backstage area.

    SING V program, 1977

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