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Dry Harbor Road & 80th Street, Queens

4 historical photos taken here in 1923, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Dry Harbor Road - Furmanville Avenue, 1923

    Queens: Dry Harbor Road - Furmanville Avenue

    1923

  • Queens: Dry Harbor Road - 80th Street, 1923

    Queens: Dry Harbor Road - 80th Street

    1923

  • Queens: Dry Harbor Road - 80th Street, 1923

    Queens: Dry Harbor Road - 80th Street

    1923

  • Queens: Dry Harbor Road - 80th Street, 1923

    Queens: Dry Harbor Road - 80th Street

    1923

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Queens: Dry Harbor Road - Furmanville Avenue, 1923

Photo 1 of 4 at Dry Harbor Road & 80th Street, Queens

Queens: Dry Harbor Road - Furmanville Avenue

1923

Dry Harbor Road (left not shown) west side, south of Furmanville Avenue, showing the old Methodist burying ground and site of the old Methodist meeting house of 1852. Most of the markers have fallen, some are broken, a few of them remain standing. One reads Susannah Calyer died 1839, age 3 years. In the background the writer believes is 79th Place showing houses thereon looking south from Furmanville Avenue. The cemetery property is now 1927, occupied by frame homes. One Burkhard owned it (cemetery) in 1909. April 1923. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection

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