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  • Brooklyn: Stagg Street - Manhattan Avenue, 1935

    Brooklyn: Stagg Street - Manhattan Avenue

    1935

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Brooklyn: Stagg Street - Manhattan Avenue, 1935

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Brooklyn: Stagg Street - Manhattan Avenue

1935

Stagg Street, north side, between Manhattan (left) and Graham (right) Aves., showing from left to right three buildings in the process of demolition which were once in back of buildings No. 153-157 Stagg Street. Upon the sites of these "rookeries" new apartments have been erected. At the right background is seen the N.E. corner of Graham Ave. and Ten Eyck Street. December 22, 1935. P. L. Sperr.

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