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66th Avenue & Fitchett Street, Queens

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

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  • Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street, 1923–1925

    Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street

    1923; 1925

  • Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street, 1923–1925

    Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street

    1923; 1925

  • Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street, 1923

    Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street

    1923

  • Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street, 1923–1925

    Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street

    1923; 1925

  • Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street, 1923–1925

    Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street

    1923; 1925

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Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street, 1923

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Queens: 66th Avenue - Fitchett Street

1923

Sixty-sixth Avenue (White Pot Road, located in front of white house) between Fitchett and Alderton Streets. Shown is a rear view of J. Englands farmhouse and lands south from Sixty-sixth Avenue to Yellowstone Boulevard and from Fitchett Street to the Long Island Railroad Rockaway Branch. E. J. England was the owner in 1909. May 1923. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection

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