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Website Directions Directions to The Edward S. Harkness Eye Institute 635 West 165TH Street, 1st Floor, Room 102 New York City, NY 10032 at the corner of 165th Street and Fort Washington Avenue at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia Campus Lot parking is available at the corner of 165th Street and Fort Washington. Street parking can sometimes be found around the medical center according to city regulations. Traveling east and across the George Washington Bridge Exit onto Henry Hudson Parkway and then onto Riverside Drive South. Travel on Riverside Drive until 165th Street.Turn left on to 165th Street and drive uphill 1 block to Fort Washington Avenue. Turn right and right again to enter the parking garage. The Edward Harkness Eye Institute is cater-cornered from the parking garage. Traveling south on the Saw Mill River Parkway Exit the Henry Hudson Parkway onto Riverside Drive South. See directions from Riverside Drive above. Traveling south from Westchester or Connecticut on the Major Deegan Expressway or Cross Bronx Expressway or from the East Side of Manhattan on the Harlem River Drive Approaching the George Washington Bridge, exit toward Henry Hudson Parkway South and continue in the left lane to exit onto Riverside Drive South. Then follow directions above to 165th Street and the parking garage. Traveling from the West Side of Manhattan on the Henry Hudson Parkway or from Downtown Travel on Henry Hudson Parkway past the medical center, turn right at Exit 15/ Riverside Drive South, and follow the directions above to 165th Street and the parking garage. Public Transportation The A,B, C, and 1 subway trains stop at 168th Street and Broadway. The M2, M3, M4, M5, M100, and BX7 buses also stop there. From the subway station walk 1 block south on Broadway to 165th Street. Turn right and walk downhill. The Eye Institute is the last building on right side of that block BEFORE crossing Fort Washington..
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