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Myrtle Avenue & Woodhaven Boulevard, Queens

3 historical photos taken here between 1922 and 1933, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard, 1922

    Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard

    1922

  • Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard, 1933

    Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard

    1933

  • Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard, 1933

    Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard

    1933

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Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard, 1933

Photo 3 of 3 at Myrtle Avenue & Woodhaven Boulevard, Queens

Queens: Myrtle Avenue - Woodhaven Boulevard

1933

Myrtle Avenue, east from Woodhaven Boulevard, showing the thoroughfare entering Forest Park after crossing the small bridge over the Long Island Railroad tracks. Irvin Fitterman 1933

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