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10th Avenue & 153rd Street, Queens

4 historical photos taken here in 1932, oldest first.

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  • Queens: 10th Avenue - 154th Street, 1932

    Queens: 10th Avenue - 154th Street

    1932

  • Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street, 1932

    Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street

    1932

  • Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street, 1932

    Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street

    1932

  • Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street, 1932

    Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street

    1932

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Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street, 1932

Photo 2 of 4 at 10th Avenue & 153rd Street, Queens

Queens: 10th Avenue - 153rd Street

1932

10th Avenue, north side, between 153rd and 154th Streets, showing the Whitestone Landing station of the Long Island Railroad. View 3 shows the freight depot, which is two blocks to the north on the East River shore. P. L. Sperr March 5, 1932 Views 1, 2, 3

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