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Springfield Boulevard & 107th Avenue, Queens

2 historical photos taken here in 1922, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 107th Avenue, 1922

    Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 107th Avenue

    1922

  • Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 107th Avenue, 1922

    Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 107th Avenue

    1922

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Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 107th Avenue, 1922

Photo 1 of 2 at Springfield Boulevard & 107th Avenue, Queens

Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 107th Avenue

1922

Springfield Boulevard, east side, between 107th and 109th Avenues, showing an old Hendrickson farmhouse, one of several belonging to the family of the same name in the village of Springfield. It was owned in 1891 by Slogbine. 1922 Views 1,2 Eugene L. Armbruster Collection

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