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S.R. Smith Infirmary
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Castleton Avenue at Oxford Place, unknown date. The Smith Infirmary was designed by Alfred E. Barlow and opened in 1890. The Ruskinian Gothic building was named after local physician, Samuel R. Smith, but later known as the Staten Island Hospital. The hospital moved in 1979 to Dongan Hills and abandoned this structure. The castle was deemed a hazard and demolished in March, 2012.
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431 Jersey Street
Richmond: Jersey Street - Scribner Avenue 431 to 421 (right to left) Jersey Street, east side (houses thereon), at, adjoining and north of the N.E. corner of Scribner Ave. The view is northward on Brighton Ave. which terminates at Jersey Street. Continuing north from Jersey Street is Scribner Ave. July 21, 1932. P.L. Sperr.
273 York Avenue
Richmond: York Avenue - Pauw Street 271 (left) and 273 York Avenue, east side, between Pauw and Arnold Streets. The two houses are frame dwellings with stucco fronts; number 271 appears on Beers's 1874 map. July 21, 1932 P. L. Sperr
S.R. Smith Infirmary
Richmond: Castleton Avenue - Webster Avenue (1) Castleton Ave., north side, between Webster Ave. and Pine Street, showing the main building of the Staten Island Hospital. It was formerly known as the S.R. Smith Infirmary and General Hospital. The view is in an easterly direction. About 1905. By Mulford Simonson. From Staten Island Museum Collection through P. L. Sperr. (2) A closer view of the same. About 1905. By Mulford Simonson. From Staten Island Museum Collection through P. L. Sperr. (3) The Same, at a later date. About 1910 By MulIord Simonson From P,L.Sperr Collection
S.R. Smith Infirmary
Richmond: Castleton Avenue - Webster Avenue (1) Castleton Ave., north side, between Webster Ave. and Pine Street, showing the main building of the Staten Island Hospital. It was formerly known as the S.R. Smith Infirmary and General Hospital. The view is in an easterly direction. About 1905. By Mulford Simonson. From Staten Island Museum Collection through P. L. Sperr. (2) A closer view of the same. About 1905. By Mulford Simonson. From Staten Island Museum Collection through P. L. Sperr. (3) The Same, at a later date. About 1910 By MulIord Simonson From P,L.Sperr Collection
S.R. Smith Infirmary
Richmond: Castleton Avenue - Webster Avenue (1) Castleton Ave., north side, between Webster Ave. and Pine Street, showing the main building of the Staten Island Hospital. It was formerly known as the S.R. Smith Infirmary and General Hospital. The view is in an easterly direction. About 1905. By Mulford Simonson. From Staten Island Museum Collection through P. L. Sperr. (2) A closer view of the same. About 1905. By Mulford Simonson. From Staten Island Museum Collection through P. L. Sperr. (3) The Same, at a later date. About 1910 By MulIord Simonson From P,L.Sperr Collection
S.R. Smith Infirmary
Smith's Infirmary Hospital, Stapleton, Staten Island, N. Y.
Victory Boulevard and Cebra Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Intersection of Cebra Avenue and Richmond Turnpike (now Victory Boulevard), looking south. June 18, 1914.
Victory Boulevard and Cebra Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Looking south on Richmond Turnpike (now Victory Boulevard) from Cebra Avenue. June 18, 1914.
Victory Boulevard and Cebra Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Richmond Turnpike (now Victory Boulevard) at Cebra Avenue. Gas and water mains. Sign for future site of Bay View Park housing development in Tompkinsville. August 21, 1914.
Westervelt and Scribner Avenues
Richmond: Westervelt Avenue - Scribner Avenue Westervelt Avenue, south from Scribner Avenue to Victory Boulevard. In the baokground is Pavillion Hill. June 11, 1927 P. L. Snerr
Victory Boulevard and Westervelt Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Richmond Turnpike (now Victory Boulevard), east of Westervelt Avenue. Trench Excavation by 32-ton Bucyrus Steam Shovel. July 2, 1914.
Victory Boulevard and Fiedler Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Richmond Turnpike (now Victory Boulevard) between Fiedler Avenue, on left, and Westervelt Avenue, on right. June 18, 1914.
151 Victory Boulevard
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. View along Richmond Turnpike (now Victory Boulevard) from intersection of Brook Street (on right) to Fiedler and Westervelt Avenues. June 18, 1914.
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