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Union Street & 29th Avenue, Queens

7 historical photos taken here between 1909 and 1937, oldest first.

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  • Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue, 1909–1928

    Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue

    1909; 1927; 1928

  • Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue, 1909–1928

    Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue

    1909; 1927; 1928

  • Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue, 1922

    Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue

    1922

  • Queens: Union Street - 29th Road, 1927

    Queens: Union Street - 29th Road

    1927

  • Queens: Union Turnpike - 29th Road, 1936

    Queens: Union Turnpike - 29th Road

    1936

  • Queens: Union Turnpike - 29th Road, 1936

    Queens: Union Turnpike - 29th Road

    1936

  • Queens: Union Turnpike - 29th Road, 1937

    Queens: Union Turnpike - 29th Road

    1937

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue, 1909–1928

Photo 1 of 7 at Union Street & 29th Avenue, Queens

Queens: Union Street - 29th Avenue

1909; 1927; 1928

Union Street, east side, at 29th Avenue, showing the Old Country Club and golf links, formerly the E.E. Mitchel property. It was at one time known as the Flushing Golf Club, view 1 showing the old buildings. View 2, which was taken years later, shows the new club, a colonial style building. The club house stands in the direct path of the proposed extension of Parsons Boulevard, just below 29th Avenue, so that the building will either have to be razed or moved for the construction of the thoroughfare. View 1: Walter L. Boert June 6, 1909 View 2: P. L. Sperr April 13, 1927

Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection

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