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3 historical photos taken here in 1927, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Queens Village - [215th Place - Hillside Avenue - Real estate development.], 1927

    Queens: Queens Village - [215th Place - Hillside Avenue - Real estate development.]

    1927

  • Queens: Hillside Avenue - 215th Place, 1927

    Queens: Hillside Avenue - 215th Place

    1927

  • Queens: Queens Village - [215th Place - Hillside Avenue - Real estate development.], 1927

    Queens: Queens Village - [215th Place - Hillside Avenue - Real estate development.]

    1927

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Queens: Queens Village - [215th Place - Hillside Avenue - Real estate development.], 1927

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Queens: Queens Village - [215th Place - Hillside Avenue - Real estate development.]

1927

Queens Village, Queens: Shown is a general view southward across an immense real estate development, consisting chiefly of two-family homes, fashioned after one pattern. This Queens Village development is known as "Jamaica-Hillsides." Running toward the background, at the left, is 215th Place, crossing Hillside Avenue where the automobile can be seen. View 2 is in a southeasterly direction. P. L. Sperr March 4, 1927 Views 1,2.

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