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Long Island Expressway from S.W. corner of Greenpoint Avenue…, Queens

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  • Occupations - Peddlers - Flowers., 1930–1936

    Occupations - Peddlers - Flowers.

    1930; 1936

  • Occupations - Peddlers - Flowers., 1930–1936

    Occupations - Peddlers - Flowers.

    1930; 1936

  • Long Island Expressway from S.W. corner of Greenpoint Avenue and Borden Avenue, Queens, 1940-07-27

    Long Island Expressway from S.W. corner of Greenpoint Avenue and Borden Avenue, Queens

    1940-07-27

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Occupations - Peddlers - Flowers., 1930–1936

Photo 2 of 3 at Long Island Expressway from S.W. corner of Greenpoint Avenue…, Queens

Occupations - Peddlers - Flowers.

1930; 1936

(1) Peddlers--flowers: Selling flowers at Vessey Street and West Broadway, Manhattan. About 1930 (2) The flower market on the north side of Greenpoint Avenue, between Borden and Gale Avenues, Queens. The flower shops are operated by J. T. Byrne and Owen Dalley. P. L. Sperr November 1, 1936

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