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Rockland Avenue & Manor Road, Staten Island

8 historical photos taken here between 1910 and 1937, oldest first.

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  • Richmond: Meisner Avenue - Rockland Avenue, 1910

    Richmond: Meisner Avenue - Rockland Avenue

    1910

  • Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road, 1911

    Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road

    1911

  • Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue, 1924

    Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue

    1924

  • Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road, 1929

    Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road

    1929

  • Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue, 1932

    Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue

    1932

  • Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue, 1932

    Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue

    1932

  • Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road, 1937

    Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road

    1937

  • Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road, 1937

    Richmond: Rockland Avenue - Manor Road

    1937

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Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue, 1924

Photo 3 of 8 at Rockland Avenue & Manor Road, Staten Island

Richmond: Manor Road - Rockland Avenue

1924

Manor Road, west side, 500 yards north of Rockland Avenue and 225 feet back of the road. This house belonged to Dr. O. Rotton, according to Beers's maps of 1874 and 1887. In 1898 it was the Edward Hibberd home, and in 1907 the Fanny J. Byne's house (Robinson maps). In the far background, on the crest of the hill, are buildings of Sea View Hospital. Mr. Sperr states that the house was built be- tween 1850 and 1860. 1924 P. L. Sperr

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