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Gerard Avenue & East 167th Street, Bronx

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  • Bronx: Gerard Avenue - 167th Street (East), 1917

    Bronx: Gerard Avenue - 167th Street (East)

    1917

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Bronx: Gerard Avenue - 167th Street (East), 1917

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Bronx: Gerard Avenue - 167th Street (East)

1917

Gerard Ave., west side, south from East 168th Street to East 167th Street. On the extreme right is visible the elevated trestle of the I.R.T. Jerome Ave. subway line, running at this point, on River Ave. About 1917. Joseph P. Day.

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