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Sutphin Boulevard & 111th Road, Queens

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  • Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 111th Road, 1922

    Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 111th Road

    1922

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Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 111th Road, 1922

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Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 111th Road

1922

Sutphin Boulevard, west side, between 111th Road and One Hundred Twelfth Ave., showing the James Van Siclen farmhouse, now a Jewish Orphanage. Wm. Selover was the owner in 1913. This house does not appear in the 1931 Queens Real Estate Atlas. 1922 Eugene L. Armbruster Collection

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