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Horace Harding Boulevard & 239th Street, Queens

3 historical photos taken here in 1927, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street, 1927

    Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street

    1927

  • Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street, 1927

    Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street

    1927

  • Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street, 1927

    Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street

    1927

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Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street, 1927

Photo 3 of 3 at Horace Harding Boulevard & 239th Street, Queens

Queens: Horace Harding Boule - 239th Street

1927

Horace Harding Boulevard, east from 230th Street. This area is being developed for residential purposes. View 2 shows an old house in the woods off the road, and view 3 the "Douglaston Terrace" office. P. L. Sperr June 6, 1927 Views 1, 2, 3

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