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Pulaski Street & Throop Avenue, Brooklyn

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  • Brooklyn: Pulaski Street - Throop Avenue, 1932

    Brooklyn: Pulaski Street - Throop Avenue

    1932

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Brooklyn: Pulaski Street - Throop Avenue, 1932

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Brooklyn: Pulaski Street - Throop Avenue

1932

Pulaski Street, north side, east from Throop Ave., showing the Excelsior Brewing Co. buildings in the background. September 9, 1932. P.L. Sperr

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