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Pennsylvania Avenue & Riverdale Avenue, Brooklyn

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  • Brooklyn: Pennsylvania Avenue - Riverdale Avenue, 1930

    Brooklyn: Pennsylvania Avenue - Riverdale Avenue

    1930

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Brooklyn: Pennsylvania Avenue - Riverdale Avenue, 1930

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Brooklyn: Pennsylvania Avenue - Riverdale Avenue

1930

Pennsylvania Avenue, east side, from Riverdale to Livonia Avenues, showing the athletic field of Thomas Jefferson High School. The field is bounded by Pennsylvania (left, building theron), New Jersey (right), Riverdale and Livonia Avenues. The latter is in the background wher the "El" station is. Near the gas tank is Public School No. 182. Board of Education of the City of New York Early 1930's

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