Kingslawn United Presbyterian Church Facade of Kingslawn United Presbyterian Church, 2368 Ralph Avenue, with woman approaching doorway, two church signs (one attached to wall at left of doorway, one freestanding at right of doorway), American flag on pole and portion of parked automobile in far right and residential buildings on both sides.

Brooklyn: Ralph Avenue - Avenue M (1) Ralph Ave., west side, just south of Ave. M, showing the Joseph White home. May 1925. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (2) The same, showing a closer view of the house. May 1925. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Mary Queen of Heaven School groundbreaking Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0465), some of which may also be described in this new record; Inscription: "\[Two] photographs taken Sunday, Sept. 25, at 4 p.m., groundbreaking ceremonies for Mary Queen of Heaven School on E. 57th St. bet. Aves. M & N, officiated by Rev. Thos. J. Crawford. School is to be a 3-story brick structure to accomodate 850 pupils;" crowd of spectators and several houses in background.

E. 64th St. & Ave. T Five identical three-story houses with dormer window and white shutters on second floor windows; small front lawns and sidewalk in foreground.

Motorists beware Two boys walking along former sidewalk on tree-lined street in Mill Basin; truck on street; houses and parked automobile in background; stones and stakes on road margins in foreground. Caption: "Motorists beware -- Piles of rocks in foreground were placed there by irate home owners. The barriers, located on what formerly was a sidewalk on North side of Mill Ave. near Avenue T, are to keep cars and trucks off path. Earth fill placed over 11 streets in Mill Basin section has left residents in a cloud of dust."

Get a horse Two men pushing car through sand-filled street in Mill Basin; three-story houses in background. Caption: "Get a horse -- Bogged down in sand fill over pitted road on Mill Ave. between Avenue T and Avenue U, a motorist enlists aid to get his car to firmer ground. Street and adjoining sidewalks had tons of dirt poured on to lift level of thoroughfare. Local residents have been told the street will not be paved for a year."