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Meserole Avenue & Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn

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  • Brooklyn: Meserole Avenue - Manhattan Avenue, 1936

    Brooklyn: Meserole Avenue - Manhattan Avenue

    1936

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Brooklyn: Meserole Avenue - Manhattan Avenue, 1936

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Brooklyn: Meserole Avenue - Manhattan Avenue

1936

112-116 Meserole Ave., south side, between Manhattan Ave., and Leonard Street. The church which bears the above number is the Corner Stone Temple Church (M.E.) September 1, 1936. P. L. Sperr.

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