A photograph of the stables for the John G. Myers Company. This building is located on the south side of Sheridan Avenue, above Hawk Street, in Albany, New York. No date is given for this photograph, but snow is seen on the ground which indicates this photograph was taken during the winter. The building is made of brick, with one large door opening out into the street. There are two small arched windows on either side of the door, two small circular windows above each arched window, and two arched windows above the door itself. Holes can be seen in some of the panes of glass. A replica of a horses head is mounted on the building above the door. Two automobiles can be seen parked to the left of the building and almost out of sight. A low trestle bridge crosses almost directly over the building.
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