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Saratoga Avenue & Chauncey Street, Brooklyn

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  • Brooklyn: Saratoga Avenue - Chauncey Street, 1931

    Brooklyn: Saratoga Avenue - Chauncey Street

    1931

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Brooklyn: Saratoga Avenue - Chauncey Street, 1931

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Brooklyn: Saratoga Avenue - Chauncey Street

1931

Saratoga Avenue, east side, from Chauncey to Bainbridge Street, showing Public School No. 137. Board of Education of the City of New York June 25, 1931

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