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Ave. T & Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn

4 historical photos taken here between 1922 and 1927, oldest first.

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  • Brooklyn: Ave. T - Nostrand Ave., 1922–1923

    Brooklyn: Ave. T - Nostrand Ave.

    1922; 1923

  • Brooklyn: Ave. T - Nostrand Ave., 1922–1923

    Brooklyn: Ave. T - Nostrand Ave.

    1922; 1923

  • Brooklyn: Ave. T - Nostrand Ave., 1922–1923

    Brooklyn: Ave. T - Nostrand Ave.

    1922; 1923

  • Brooklyn: Nostrand Avenue - Avenue T, 1927

    Brooklyn: Nostrand Avenue - Avenue T

    1927

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Brooklyn: Nostrand Avenue - Avenue T, 1927

Photo 4 of 4 at Ave. T & Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn

Brooklyn: Nostrand Avenue - Avenue T

1927

Nostrand Ave., south from Ave. T. This view has not changed in recent years. The country is sparsely settled. It required three years to have it extended from Ave. Q, to Ave. U., a distance of about 5 blocks. March 22, 1927. E. E. Rutter Company.

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