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Delafield Avenue & Taylor Street, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Delafield Avenue - Taylor Street, 1932

    Richmond: Delafield Avenue - Taylor Street

    1932

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Richmond: Delafield Avenue - Taylor Street, 1932

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Richmond: Delafield Avenue - Taylor Street

1932

716 Delafield Ave., south side, at the head of Taylor Street. The house belonged to J. Winniger in 1874 (Beers' map) and later (1898) to J.H. Winegar. The view is eastward. July 7, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

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