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Amboy Road & Great Kills Road, Staten Island

3 historical photos taken here between 1930 and 1932, oldest first.

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  • Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road, 1930

    Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road

    1930

  • Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road, 1932

    Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road

    1932

  • Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road, 1932

    Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road

    1932

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Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road, 1932

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Richmond: Amboy Road - Great Kills Road

1932

3833 Amboy Road, at the N.W. corner of Great Kills Road. This house was occupied by Charles Walter Jr. (1907) and earlier (1898) by Cole. It was the A. Sharrott home in 1874. The dates refer to maps on which the owners' names appear. May 17, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

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