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Delafield Place & Davis Avenue, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Delafield Place - Davis Avenue, 1931

    Richmond: Delafield Place - Davis Avenue

    1931

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Richmond: Delafield Place - Davis Avenue, 1931

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Richmond: Delafield Place - Davis Avenue

1931

69 Delafield Place, north side, between Davis and Bard Aves. The Robinson 1898 map shows it to have belonged to Voorhis. November 4, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

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