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109th Avenue & Pinegrove Street, Queens

7 historical photos taken here between 1922 and 1931, oldest first.

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  • Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street, 1922

    Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street

    1922

  • Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street, 1922

    Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street

    1922

  • Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street, 1922

    Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street

    1922

  • Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street, 1922

    Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street

    1922

  • Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street, 1922

    Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street

    1922

  • Queens: Pinegrove Street - 109th Avenue, 1931

    Queens: Pinegrove Street - 109th Avenue

    1931

  • Queens: Pinegrove Street - 109th Avenue, 1931

    Queens: Pinegrove Street - 109th Avenue

    1931

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Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street, 1922

Photo 4 of 7 at 109th Avenue & Pinegrove Street, Queens

Queens: 109th Avenue - Pinegrove Street

1922

One Hundred Ninth Ave. (Hawtree Creek Road, Suwanee Ave.), at the N.W. corner of Pinegrove Street, showing in a set of four views the J.F. Disbrow house of 1860 to 1873. It was later purchased by one Greenwood. John W. Greenwood of the same family purchased land here in 1834 from James Ditmas. One Bonk was the owner in 1934. He moved the house from this site. View No. 4 shows the barn in the rear of the house. 1922. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

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