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Arthur Kill Road & Woodrow Road, Staten Island

6 historical photos taken here between 1927 and 1931, oldest first.

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  • Richmond: Woodrow Road - Arthur Kill Road, 1927

    Richmond: Woodrow Road - Arthur Kill Road

    1927

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road, 1927

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road

    1927

  • Richmond: Woodrow Road - Arthur Kill Road, 1927

    Richmond: Woodrow Road - Arthur Kill Road

    1927

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road, 1931

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road

    1931

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road, 1931

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road

    1931

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road, 1931

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Woodrow Road

    1931

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Richmond: Woodrow Road - Arthur Kill Road, 1927

Photo 3 of 6 at Arthur Kill Road & Woodrow Road, Staten Island

Richmond: Woodrow Road - Arthur Kill Road

1927

(1) Woodrow Road, east side, 800 feet south of Arthur Kill Road, showing the D. V. H. Floyd House (Butlere 1853 map). From 1874 to 1898 the maps show it to have been the H. Barger house, and from 1907 to 1917 the Dierauf house. This is the north side of the dwelling. April 9, 1927 P. L. Sperr (2) Looking north and showing the south side of the house. April 9, 1927 P. L. Sperr

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