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Watchogue Road & Mable Street, Staten Island

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  • Richmond: Watchogue Road - Mable Street, 1932

    Richmond: Watchogue Road - Mable Street

    1932

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Richmond: Watchogue Road - Mable Street, 1932

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Richmond: Watchogue Road - Mable Street

1932

63 Watchogue Road, east side, between Mable Street and Minerva Court, viewing south. In 1898 the house was owned by Staggenborg, and in 1907 by Kate Siemionowicz. May 21, 1932 P. L. Sperr

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