Skip to main content
VVestiges of New York49,000+ historical photos
MapBrowseAboutGet the iPhone app (opens the App Store)
  1. Browse /
  2. Brooklyn /
  3. This place

Marion Street & Patchen Avenue, Brooklyn

3 historical photos taken here between 1922 and 1929, oldest first.

See this spot on the map

Photos

  • Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue, 1922

    Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue

    1922

  • Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue, 1929

    Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue

    1929

  • Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue

    Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue

    Unknown

Stand where these photos were taken

The free OldNYC app for iPhone centers the map on you and shows the historical photos taken closest to where you are.
Download on the App Store (opens the App Store)
QR code that opens OldNYC on the App Store

Or scan with your iPhone

Nearby places

  • Fulton Street & Patchen Avenue, Brooklyn (5 photos)
  • Fulton Street & Debevoise Avenue, Brooklyn (3 photos)
  • Sumpter Street & Fulton Street, Brooklyn (2 photos)
  • Buffalo Avenue & Herkimer Street, Brooklyn (3 photos)
  • Marion Street & Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn (2 photos)
  • Fulton Street & Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn (5 photos)
  • Herkimer Street & Rochester Avenue, Brooklyn (5 photos)
  • Bainbridge Street & Reid Avenue, Brooklyn (2 photos)

Explore

  • Map
  • Browse by place
  • Browse by decade

Boroughs

  • Manhattan
  • Brooklyn
  • Queens
  • Bronx
  • Staten Island

About

  • About and contact
  • Privacy

Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

OldNYC for iPhone

Find the historical photos taken closest to where you stand.

Download on the App Store (opens the App Store)QR code that opens OldNYC on the App Store
Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue, 1922

Photo 1 of 3 at Marion Street & Patchen Avenue, Brooklyn

Brooklyn: Marion Street - Patchen Avenue

1922

165-167 Marion St., north side, between Patchen and Ralph Aves., showing the Gunbach House, believed to have been built in the 1850s. 1922. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection

See this spot on the mapView on NYPL Digital Collections (opens in a new tab)

See this photo in high resolution

Zoom into the full-resolution scan in the OldNYC app for iPhone with OldNYC Supporter ($4.99). The free app also centers the map on you, so you can find the photos taken closest to where you stand.
Download on the App Store (opens the App Store)
QR code that opens OldNYC on the App Store

Or scan with your iPhone