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Richmond Road & Dekalb Street, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Richmond Road - Dekalb Street, 1926

    Richmond: Richmond Road - Dekalb Street

    1926

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Richmond: Richmond Road - Dekalb Street, 1926

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Richmond: Richmond Road - Dekalb Street

1926

Richmond Road, west side, between Dekalb Street and Concord Place, showing General James Jourdan's house. The property was owned by L. C. Butler in 1917. About 1926 P. L. Sperr

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