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Sedgwick Avenue & West 176th Street, Bronx

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  • Bronx: Sedgwick Avenue - 176th Street (West), 1937

    Bronx: Sedgwick Avenue - 176th Street (West)

    1937

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Bronx: Sedgwick Avenue - 176th Street (West), 1937

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Bronx: Sedgwick Avenue - 176th Street (West)

1937

Sedgwick Ave., west side, north from (No. 1751), but not including West 176th Street. P. L. Sperr. December 26, 1937.

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