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Victory Boulevard & Hodges Place, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Hodges Place, 1930

    Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Hodges Place

    1930

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Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Hodges Place, 1930

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Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Hodges Place

1930

1649-1655 Victory Boulevard, at the N.E. corner of Hodges Place (at the head of Todt Hill Road), showing the Castleton Hill Moravian Church. In 1898 it was known as the Moravian Collegiate Church.and in 1907 as the United Brethen Church. April, 1930 P. L. Sperr

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