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East 25th Street & Avenue D, Brooklyn

2 historical photos taken here in 1922, oldest first.

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  • Brooklyn: 25th Street (East) - Avenue D, 1922

    Brooklyn: 25th Street (East) - Avenue D

    1922

  • Brooklyn: 25th Street (East) - Avenue D, 1922

    Brooklyn: 25th Street (East) - Avenue D

    1922

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Brooklyn: 25th Street (East) - Avenue D, 1922

Photo 2 of 2 at East 25th Street & Avenue D, Brooklyn

Brooklyn: 25th Street (East) - Avenue D

1922

(1) 412 East 25th Street at the S.W. corner of Ave. D, known as the Cortelyou house formerly located at 1249 Flatbush Ave., east side, between Ditmas and Newkirk Aves., where it was occupied by S. Cortelyou in 1860 and by C.E. Whitehead in 1873. About 1922. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (2) The same as plate 1, from another angle. About 1922. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

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