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66th Avenue & 112th Street, Queens

2 historical photos taken here between 1922 and 1923, oldest first.

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  • Queens: 66th Avenue - 112th Street, 1922

    Queens: 66th Avenue - 112th Street

    1922

  • Queens: 66th Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard, 1923

    Queens: 66th Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard

    1923

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Queens: 66th Avenue - 112th Street, 1922

Photo 1 of 2 at 66th Avenue & 112th Street, Queens

Queens: 66th Avenue - 112th Street

1922

Sixty-sixth Avenue, north side, between Woodhaven Boulevard (background not shown), and Fitchett Street, showing the home of George Baum from 1891 to 1896. Henry Pepper was the owner in 1909. In 1927 this house and barn was located on lot 60 in block number 1939. April 1923 Eugene L. Armbruster Collection

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