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Richmond Terrace & De Hart Avenue, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Richmond Terrace - De Hart Avenue, 1924

    Richmond: Richmond Terrace - De Hart Avenue

    1924

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Richmond: Richmond Terrace - De Hart Avenue, 1924

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Richmond: Richmond Terrace - De Hart Avenue

1924

2876 Richmond Terrace, between DeHart and Van Pelt Avenues, showing the Barnes House, built by Stephen D. Barnes. September 28, 1924 By William T. Davis through P. L. Sperr

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