Flatbush fire routs 20 families Six firemen examining charred rooftop; two in foreground with pikes and staves. Caption: "Flatbush fire routs 20 families: Firemen see to it that no dangerous sparks are left on roof of six-story apartment house at 811 Cortelyou Road, where two-alarm fire broke out today. . . ."

\[North side of Cortelyou Road.] North side of Cortelyou Road between Ocean Parkway and E. 7th Street. Corner of E. 7th Street at right.

\[ #709 Cortelyou Road.] \#709 Cortelyou Road.

Galoshes come in handy Woman with umbrella, handbag, glasses, and head scarf standing in middle of flooded street; two men, one with umbrella, other in doorway, observing from sidewalk in background; appliance store behind men; fire hydrant to left of man with umbrella. Caption: "Galoshes come in handy at Cortelyou Road and Coney Island Avenue."

\[North side of Cortelyou Road.] North side of Cortelyou Road between Ocean Parkway and E. 7th Street (There are only two homes on this street + a big apt. house facing on Ocean Parkway).

New parish house Three men standing on lawn: man on left is wearing black robe and holding book, man in center has foot on shovel. three men and two women are standing behind them in center and at left, and several spectators are sitting in chairs on right. Caption: "New parish house--Fred Benzenberg, co-chairman of the building committee, wields spade at ground-breaking ceremonies for new parish house at Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Church, Cortelyou Road and E. 7th St. Ready to lend a helping hand are the Rev. John W. Schauer Jr., pastor, and Stanley D. Hicks, president of the church, right."

Bethlehem Evangelical Church Facade of Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Church, Cortelyou Road and East 7th Street, with residential buildings on both sides, pedestrian, and trees and man on bicycle in foreground.

The Friendly Church View from left of brick church with crenelated rectangular tower, possibly Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Church at Cortelyou Road and East 7th Street, under construction; ladder propped against tower; construction debris in foreground.

\[792 and 794 Coney Island Avenue.]

Flood in Flatbush Automobile raising spray of water on flooded street; laundry, cafe, and storefronts in background; parked automobile in right background. Inscription: "Flood in Flatbush -- Automobile at left has trouble navigating at Cortelyou and Stratford Roads."

\[#602 Cortelyou Road.] \#602 Cortelyou Road at southeast corner of Cortelyou Road and Ocean Parkway. Ocean Parkway side/ showing (right).

Cortelyou Road at Stratford Road, Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, September 5, 1914. Photographed for the Success Postal Card Company.

\[Flood at Cortelyou and Stratford Roads] Image represented is one of a related set (NEIG 2434), some of which may also be described in this new record; Automobiles, bus, and truck negotiating flood at Cortelyou and Stratford Roads; steeply gabled wooden houses and six-story apartment building in background; lamppost with Cortelyou Road and Stratford Road street signs in foreground.

\[Flood at Cortelyou and Stratford Roads] Image represented is one of a related set (NEIG 2434), some of which may also be described in this new record; Automobiles, bus, and truck negotiating flood at Cortelyou and Stratford Roads; steeply gabled wooden houses and six-story apartment building in background; lamppost with Cortelyou Road and Stratford Road street signs in foreground.

Occupations - Peddlers - Foodstuffs - Poultry. (1) Live chicken market at No. 325 East 11th Street. May 19, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same. May 19, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (3) Another, at the West Washington Market. December 23, 1935. P. L. Sperr. Ne~205F

Occupations - Peddlers - Foodstuffs - Poultry. (1) Live chicken market at No. 325 East 11th Street. May 19, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same. May 19, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (3) Another, at the West Washington Market. December 23, 1935. P. L. Sperr. Ne~205F

Occupations - Peddlers - Foodstuffs - Poultry. (1) Live chicken market at No. 325 East 11th Street. May 19, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same. May 19, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (3) Another, at the West Washington Market. December 23, 1935. P. L. Sperr. Ne~205F

\[Cortelyou Road & Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, NY] Cortelyou Road & Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, NY. Showing early trolley bus #1005.

Presbyterian Home for Aged Exterior view of Presbyterian Home for the Aged located at 390 Ocean Parkway.

Brooklyn 136, Engine Co. \_281, 1210 Cortelyou Rd; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

\[S.W. corner of Argyle Road and Cortelyou Road.] S.W. corner of Argyle Road and Cortelyou Road (left) Artcraft Tailors, 1216 Cortelyou Road per tel. dir.

\[Anniversary Day Parade] Caption: "Another view of a gay, colorful contingent of the Flatbush division of the \[Anniversary Day] parade, at Ocean and Ditmus Aves." Photo shows a float with a windmill and a group of children wearing Dutch costumes.

\[Anniversary Day Parade] Caption: "One of the attractive floats in the Flatbush \[Anniversary Day] parade was that of the Vanderveer Park M. E. Church, shapped as it passed a reviewing point at Ocean and Ditmas Aves." The children pictured are wearing Dutch costumes.

\[View of north side of Cortelyou Road.] View of north side of Cortelyou Road between E. 4th Street and E. 5th Street. Northeast corner of East 5th Street and Cortelyou Road at far right.

\[North side of Cortelyou Road.] North side of Cortelyou Road between E. 4th Street and E. 5th Street. Corner of E. 5th Street at right.

\[N.E. corner of Cortelyou Road.] N.E. corner of Cortelyou Road (rt.) and Argyle Road school bldg.?

PS 139 Facade of PS 139, a large, four-story, masonry building with flag flying from roof, located at 330 Rugby Road, with small houses on both sides and street signs and intersecting streets in foreground.

Educational boomerang Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 1372, SCHL 1373), some of which may also be described in this new record; Caption: "Educational boomerang--Open School Week at P. S. 139 \[located at 330 Rugby Road] offered little more than a collection of horrors for certain parents. Fifth grade 'pig sty' classrooms boasts pair of sinks \[1373] ... which serve as spawning ground for roaches and centers of filth. Another sight for sore eyes is clothing closet \[1372] ... where even new clothes look like rags on floor. ... Mrs. L. Gastman \[1373] points to old gas pipe that juts into center of classroom."

Educational boomerang Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 1372, SCHL 1373), some of which may also be described in this new record; Caption: "Educational boomerang--Open School Week at P. S. 139 \[located at 330 Rugby Road] offered little more than a collection of horrors for certain parents. Fifth grade 'pig sty' classrooms boasts pair of sinks \[1373] ... which serve as spawning ground for roaches and centers of filth. Another sight for sore eyes is clothing closet \[1372] ... where even new clothes look like rags on floor. ... Mrs. L. Gastman \[1373] points to old gas pipe that juts into center of classroom."

Public School No. 139, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Half-pint graduates Caption: "Half-pint graduates--Four members of Kindergarten 6 at Public School 139 \[located at 330 Rugby Road], all of them 5 1/2 years old, receive the 'diplomas' which mark their eligibility for the first grade. Left to right, Leslie Feldshuh, Sherryl Greenbaum, Charles Devenny and Robert Dobosy;" three other children in background, one carrying large flag.

Neighbors felt cut down Caption: "Neighbors felt cut down--Argyle Road residents were stunned when workmen \[in foreground] yesterday cut down four huge shade trees alongside site of addition to Public School 139 \[located at 330 Rugby Road] at corner of Cortelyou Road. They insist city promised a year ago the trees would remain. One, a consulting engineer, figured cost of removal at $800. 'A ridiculous waste of taxpayers money and a handsome, tree-lined street is ruined in the bargain,' he said;" several wood-frame private houses in background.

Educational boomerang Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 1372, SCHL 1373), some of which may also be described in this new record; Caption: "Educational boomerang--Open School Week at P. S. 139 \[located at 330 Rugby Road] offered little more than a collection of horrors for certain parents. Fifth grade 'pig sty' classrooms boasts pair of sinks \[1373] ... which serve as spawning ground for roaches and centers of filth. Another sight for sore eyes is clothing closet \[1372] ... where even new clothes look like rags on floor. ... Mrs. L. Gastman \[1373] points to old gas pipe that juts into center of classroom."

Convicted of jaywalking Caption: "Convicted of jaywalking--Roland Coryell, 13, with gavel, president of Security Council of Public School 139 \[located at 330 Rugby Road], pronounces sentence on boy found guilty of running across street in middle of block. boy with back turned is obliging photographer by posing, to protect real defendant in case. Teddy Helfgott, 13, at right, captain of school's Safety Squad, brought charge."

Public School No. 139, Cortelyou Road, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Public School 139, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Start of new wing Caption: "Start of new wing--Wielding spades in traditional ceremonies for addition to P. S. 139 \[located at 330 Rugby Road] are, left to right, Daniel G. Connolly, chairman of local school board; Mrs. Olga Rutner, Parent-Teacher Association president; Maximilian Moss, president of Board of Education; his five-year-old grandson, Richard Sweedler, a pupil at the school, and Borough Secretary Joseph Reich. Parents are demanding immediate clean-up of 'pig sty' classroom in overcrowded 50-year-old present building."

445 East 5th Street. El Apartments

\[Congregation Agudath Shalom.] Congregation Agudath Shalom. Flatbush. 3714 18th Avenue.

\[Coney Island Avenue and 18th Avenue, Brooklyn] Photo is of the intersection of Coney Island Avenue and 18th Avenue in Brooklyn.

\[N.E. corner of Cortelyou Road.] N.E. corner of Cortelyou Road and Rugby Road.

\[South side of Beverley Road looking east.] South side of Beverley Road looking east. S.E. corner of Coney Island Avenue and Beverley Road at right.