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Fillmore Avenue & 34th Street, Brooklyn

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  • Brooklyn: Fillmore Avenue - 34th Street, 1925–1928

    Brooklyn: Fillmore Avenue - 34th Street

    1925; 1928

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Brooklyn: Fillmore Avenue - 34th Street, 1925–1928

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Brooklyn: Fillmore Avenue - 34th Street

1925; 1928

Fillmore Ave., south side, between East 34th and East 35th Streets. These few homes represent the greatest one family construction at one time by a group of realtors in Kings County. 1,756 homes were constructed in this development, begun about 1925. These have 6 rooms, sun-parlor and bath and sold for between $7,000 and $8,000. 1928.

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