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Springfield Boulevard & 76th Avenue, Queens

3 historical photos taken here in 1927, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue, 1927

    Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue

    1927

  • Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue, 1927

    Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue

    1927

  • Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue, 1927

    Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue

    1927

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Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue, 1927

Photo 1 of 3 at Springfield Boulevard & 76th Avenue, Queens

Queens: Springfield Boulevard - 76th Avenue

1927

Alley Park (Queens): The area on the east side of Springfield Boulevard, north of 76th Avenue. This property was owned by S. Petrowsky in 1909. P. L. Sperr June 6, 1927 Views 1,2,3

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