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Parkside Place & Webster Avenue, Bronx

2 historical photos taken here in 1928, oldest first.

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  • Bronx: Parkside Place - Webster Avenue, 1928

    Bronx: Parkside Place - Webster Avenue

    1928

  • Bronx: Parkside Place - Webster Avenue, 1928

    Bronx: Parkside Place - Webster Avenue

    1928

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Bronx: Parkside Place - Webster Avenue, 1928

Photo 2 of 2 at Parkside Place & Webster Avenue, Bronx

Bronx: Parkside Place - Webster Avenue

1928

(1) Parkside Place (extreme left), west side, at its junction with Webster Ave. (at East 210th Street), showing excavation work in progress. The view is in a southerly direction from the Williams-bridge station (East 210th Street) of the Third Avenue Elevated Line. P. L. Sperr. (2) Another view of the same. The frame houses, on the left, face on the east side of Decatur Ave. May 25, 1928. P. L. Sperr.

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