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Neck Road & Kenmore Place, Brooklyn

7 historical photos taken here between 1923 and 1928, oldest first.

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  • Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place, 1923

    Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place

    1923

  • Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place, 1923

    Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place

    1923

  • Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place, 1923

    Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place

    1923

  • Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place, 1923

    Brooklyn: Neck Road - Kenmore Place

    1923

  • Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street, 1928

    Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street

    1928

  • Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street, 1928

    Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street

    1928

  • Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street, 1928

    Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street

    1928

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Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street, 1928

Photo 5 of 7 at Neck Road & Kenmore Place, Brooklyn

Brooklyn: Gerritsen Avenue - Plumb 1st Street

1928

(1) Gerritsen Creek, from Plumb 1st Street, on the east, and Ebany Court, on the west, and southward to the Atlantic Ocean. This inlet will be filled in for the Marine Park development. September 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (2) The same, another view south. September 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (3) The same, a view southward. September 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (4) The same, another view. September 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

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