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Queens Boulevard & 69th Road

13 historical photos taken here between 1915 and 1928, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road, 1915–1924

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road

    1915; 1923; 1924

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road, 1915–1924

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road

    1915; 1923; 1924

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road, 1923–1924

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road

    1923; 1924

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard, 1923

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

    1923

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road, 1923–1924

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road

    1923; 1924

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road, 1923–1924

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road

    1923; 1924

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road, 1923–1924

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road

    1923; 1924

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard, 1923

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

    1923

  • Queens: Yellowstone Boulevard - Queens Boulevard, 1925

    Queens: Yellowstone Boulevard - Queens Boulevard

    1925

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard, 1926

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

    1926

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard, 1926

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

    1926

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard, 1926

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

    1926

  • Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard, 1928

    Queens: Queens Boulevard - Yellowstone Boulevard

    1928

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road, 1923–1924

Photo 6 of 13 at Queens Boulevard & 69th Road

Queens: Queens Boulevard - 69th Road

1923; 1924

Queens Boulevard (in center thereof), between Seventieth Ave. (right), and 69th Road (left), showing the George W. Hunt house. This house stood originally on the north side of Hoffman Boulevard (now part of Queens Boulevard) and nearly opposite No. 526. Col. George W. Hunt of White Pot was the grandson of Oliver Hunt and owned this property in 1852. He moved to New Jersey and the property came into the possession of the Squire family (1873-1924). It was demolished in that year. View No. 2 shows the barns located south of and slightly east of the farmhouse. These were also demolished at this time. This is a set of four views. View No. 4 shows a rear view. April 1923. View 2: July 1923. View 3: February 1924. View 4: April 1923. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

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