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Woodhaven Blvd & Fleet Street, Queens

5 historical photos taken here between 1923 and 1925, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street, 1923–1925

    Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street

    1923; 1925

  • Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street, 1923–1925

    Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street

    1923; 1925

  • Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street, 1923–1925

    Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street

    1923; 1925

  • Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street, 1923

    Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street

    1923

  • Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street

    Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street

    Unknown

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Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street, 1923–1925

Photo 3 of 5 at Woodhaven Blvd & Fleet Street, Queens

Queens: Woodhaven Blvd - Fleet Street

1923; 1925

Woodhaven Boulevard, east side, north from Fleet Street (White Pot Road) showing at the corner the site upon which stood the White Pot schoolhouse from 1852 to 1896. In the background is seen Thos. Tompkins farmhouse in 65th Road. The school house was erected on land donated by Jacobus Springstein son of Casper Springstein. The first school was established in 1739. The demolished structure was the fourth or fifth erected on this site. April 1923. Views 2&3: March 1925. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection

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