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Victory Boulevard & Logan Avenue, Staten Island

2 historical photos taken here between 1924 and 1927, oldest first.

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  • Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Logan Avenue, 1924

    Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Logan Avenue

    1924

  • Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Seneca Avenue, 1927

    Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Seneca Avenue

    1927

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Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Seneca Avenue, 1927

Photo 2 of 2 at Victory Boulevard & Logan Avenue, Staten Island

Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Seneca Avenue

1927

Victory Boulevard, at the S.W. corner of Seneca Avenue, showing James G. Carey's Sunnyside Garage. In the background is the stack of the pumping station of the Department of Water Supply. June, 1927 P. L. Sperr

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