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Richmond Terrace & Lafayette Avenue, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Lafayette Avenue, 1932

    Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Lafayette Avenue

    1932

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Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Lafayette Avenue, 1932

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Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Lafayette Avenue

1932

686 Richmond Terrace, adjoing the S.E. corner of Lafayette Avenue, showing the Brandon Stevens Institute. The house was owned in 1874 by W. F. Gray and in 1898 by Mrs. Lozier. July 7, 1932 P. L. Sperr

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