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Elizabeth Avenue & Richmond Terrace, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Elizabeth Avenue - Richmond Terrace, 1932

    Richmond: Elizabeth Avenue - Richmond Terrace

    1932

  • Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Elizabeth Avenue

    Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Elizabeth Avenue

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Richmond: Elizabeth Avenue - Richmond Terrace, 1932

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Richmond: Elizabeth Avenue - Richmond Terrace

1932

Elizabeth Avenue, adjoining the S.W. corner of Richmond Terrace. The house belonged to G.W. Campbell, according to Beers's map of 1874. In Robinson's map of 1898 it is designated as having been owned by L.W. Faber. Later (1907 map) it was known as the Cove Hotel and was owned by J. Eberhardt Faber. The latter's name also appears in Bromley's 1917 map. July 5, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

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