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Cooper Avenue & 60th Lane, Queens

2 historical photos taken here between 1909 and 1923, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Cooper Avenue - 60th Place, 1909

    Queens: Cooper Avenue - 60th Place

    1909

  • Queens: Cooper Avenue - 60th Lane, 1923

    Queens: Cooper Avenue - 60th Lane

    1923

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Queens: Cooper Avenue - 60th Place, 1909

Photo 1 of 2 at Cooper Avenue & 60th Lane, Queens

Queens: Cooper Avenue - 60th Place

1909

Cooper Ave., north side, between 60th Place (left) and 61st Street (right), showing the John Moses De Bevoise house. This house and land was purchased by the above owner from one Remsen. The small wing stood during the Revolutionary War. The large wing was erected after the war. It was moved, location unknown, by Richard Weber in 1910. About 1909. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

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