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Farmers Boulevard & Dennis Street, Queens

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  • Queens: Farmers Boulevard - Dennis Street, 1927

    Queens: Farmers Boulevard - Dennis Street

    1927

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Queens: Farmers Boulevard - Dennis Street, 1927

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Queens: Farmers Boulevard - Dennis Street

1927

Farmers Boulevard, east side, between Dennis Street and Bennett Court, showing the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Springfield. March 15, 1927 P. L. Sperr .

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