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South Avenue & Richmond Terrace, Staten Island

2 historical photos taken here between 1924 and 1932, oldest first.

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  • Richmond: South Avenue - Richmond Terrace, 1924

    Richmond: South Avenue - Richmond Terrace

    1924

  • Richmond: South Avenue - Richmond Terrace, 1932

    Richmond: South Avenue - Richmond Terrace

    1932

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Richmond: South Avenue - Richmond Terrace, 1932

Photo 2 of 2 at South Avenue & Richmond Terrace, Staten Island

Richmond: South Avenue - Richmond Terrace

1932

18 South Avenue, west side, south of Richmond Terrace. In 1874 (Beers's map) the house belonged to G. De Hart; from 1898 to 1907 to Williams, and in 1917 to M. A. Sinn. April 22, 1932 P. L. Sperr

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