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Victory Boulevard & Wild Avenue, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Wild Avenue, 1932

    Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Wild Avenue

    1932

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Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Wild Avenue, 1932

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Richmond: Victory Boulevard - Wild Avenue

1932

Victory Boulevard, at the N.E. corner of Wild Avenue (north of Lawton Avenue). The house was on the property of the Lena Decker Estate in 1898 and was owned by Sherman Decker in 1907. May 19, 1932 P. L. Sperr

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