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Hylan Boulevard & Zwicky Avenue, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Hylan Boulevard - Zwicky Avenue, 1935

    Richmond: Hylan Boulevard - Zwicky Avenue

    1935

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Richmond: Hylan Boulevard - Zwicky Avenue, 1935

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Richmond: Hylan Boulevard - Zwicky Avenue

1935

2125 Hylan Boulevard, west side, at the head of Zwicky Avenue, showing the South Shore Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. The view is from Zwicky Avenue. It was formerly the Hotel Del-Wit and was owned by Chas. E. Spruck (1917 map). Prior to that it was called the Hotel Boulevard (1907 map). May 26, 1935. P. L. Sperr

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