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Washington St & Concord St, Brooklyn

4 historical photos taken here between 1936 and 1937, oldest first.

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  • Brooklyn: Washington St. - Tillary St., 1936

    Brooklyn: Washington St. - Tillary St.

    1936

  • Brooklyn: Washington St. - Tillary St., 1936

    Brooklyn: Washington St. - Tillary St.

    1936

  • Brooklyn: Washington St. - Concord St., 1937

    Brooklyn: Washington St. - Concord St.

    1937

  • Brooklyn: Washington St. - Concord St., 1937

    Brooklyn: Washington St. - Concord St.

    1937

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Brooklyn: Washington St. - Concord St., 1937

Photo 4 of 4 at Washington St & Concord St, Brooklyn

Brooklyn: Washington St. - Concord St.

1937

Washington Street, east side, near the S.E. corner of Concord Street, showing Jacks garage at No. 219. Also seen is a part of the B.M.T. Elevated terminal. May 24, 1937. P. L. Sperr.

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