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82nd Street & Ithaca Street, Queens

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  • Queens: 82nd Street - Ithaca Street, 1929

    Queens: 82nd Street - Ithaca Street

    1929

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Queens: 82nd Street - Ithaca Street, 1929

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Queens: 82nd Street - Ithaca Street

1929

82nd Street, north from Baxter Avenue, Jackson Heights, across Roosevelt Avenue on which appears elevated station of the I.R.T. - B.M.T. subway lines. On the right is the Jackson Theatre. Brown Brothers About 1928

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection

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