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  • Bronx: Bussing Avenue - Baychester Avenue, 1928

    Bronx: Bussing Avenue - Baychester Avenue

    1928

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Bronx: Bussing Avenue - Baychester Avenue, 1928

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Bronx: Bussing Avenue - Baychester Avenue

1928

Bussing Ave., east from but not including Baychester Ave., as it makes a sharp bend southward and becomes Bussing Place for the length of one block. This part of the avenue is no longer in existence and is part of block No. 5023. The 2-story houses in the background face on Wilder Ave. June 6, 1928. P. L. Sperr.

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