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Tillary St & Gold St, Brooklyn

4 historical photos taken here between 1934 and 1941, oldest first.

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  • Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St., 1934

    Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St.

    1934

  • Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St., 1941

    Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St.

    1941

  • Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St., 1941

    Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St.

    1941

  • Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St., 1941

    Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St.

    1941

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St., 1941

Photo 2 of 4 at Tillary St & Gold St, Brooklyn

Brooklyn: Tillary St. - Gold St.

1941

Tillary Street, east from Flatbush Avenue Extention. The area in the center, which was formerly the north side of Tillary street, was cleared of all its buildings in connection with the proposes construction of Fort Greene Houses. View 2 shows the south side of the street only, seen across Flatbush Avenue Extention. P. L. Sperr Views 1,2: August 23, 1939

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