Richmond: York Avenue - Buchanan Street York Avenue, north from Buchanan Street. Shown also ara the Kill Van Kull, the industrial area of Bayonne, New Jersey, and beyond that, Newark Bay. July 21, 1932 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: York Avenue - Buchanan Street 111-115 York Avenue, east side, south of Buchanan Street, showing the St. Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic Church. July 21, 1932 P. L. Sperr (2) The church and the parish house. Jally 21, 1932 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: York Avenue - Buchanan Street 137 to 163 York Avenue, east side, between Buchanan and Carlyle Streets, looking south toward the latter. The first two houses (Nos. 137 and 141) belonged in 1874 to Crabtree; the third house (No. 145) was owned by Birtwistle, and the fourth one (No. 149-151) by R. Hartley. (See Beers's map.) July 21, 1932 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - York Avenue 530 Richmond Terrace, west of the S.W. corner of York Avenue. Che house was owned by Mrs. Vredenburgh in 1874; by W. T. Vresenburg in 1898; and by W. T. Van Vredenburg from 1907 to 1917. Dates refer to maps on which the owners' names appear. July 7, 1932 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - York Avenue 526-530 Richmond Terrace, adjoining the S.W. corner of York Avenue. The house belonged to Mrs. Vredenburgh in 1874; to G. W. Vreuenarg in 1898; to G. W. Van Vresenburg in 1907, and to Wm. T. Van Vreuenburg in 1917. Dates refer to maps on which the owners' names appear. July 7, 1932 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Franklin Avenue 562 to 546 Richmond Terrace, south side, between Franklin and York Avenues. The view is eastward. July 7, 1932 P. L. Spwrr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - York Avenue Richmond Terrace, east from (No. 530)and including York Avenue. October 19,1930 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Franklin Avenue - Buchanan Street 129 Franklin Ave., east side, between Buchanan Street and Park Place. It was the home of Margaret Carolan (1907 to 1917), and earlier that of Lucy McMahon (1898). Dates refer to maps upon which the owners' names appear. July 21. 1932. P. L. Sperr.

Richmond: Hamilton Avenue - Westervelt Avenue Hamilton Avenue (extreme left), south side, adjoining its juncture with Westervelt Avenue, showing the First of New Brighton Baptist Church. The view is eastward from Westervelt Avenue. May 2, 1928. P.L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Franklin Avenue 632 Richmond Terrace, south side, adjoining the S.W. corner of Franklin Avenue. This house belonged to the G. Janssen family from 1874 to 1898, to Caroline Acker in 1907, and to Henry A. Tabo, in 1917. Dates refer to maps upon which owners' names appear. July 7, 1932 P. I. Sperr (2) The same, another view. July 7, 1932 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Franklin Avenue 632 Richmond Terrace, south side, adjoining the S.W. corner of Franklin Avenue. This house belonged to the G. Janssen family from 1874 to 1898, to Caroline Acker in 1907, and to Henry A. Tabo, in 1917. Dates refer to maps upon which owners' names appear. July 7, 1932 P. I. Sperr (2) The same, another view. July 7, 1932 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Franklin Avenue - Park Place 161 Franklim Ave., at the N.E. corner of Park Place. July 19, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

Staten Island: Anson Phelps Stokes House, between Hamilton Avenue and St. Mark's Place near Phelps Place, undated. Front view.

Staten Island: Anson Phelps Stokes House, between Hamilton Avenue and St. Mark's Place near Phelps Place, undated.

Staten Island: Anson Phelps Stokes House, between Hamilton Avenue and St. Mark's Place near Phelps Place, undated. Rear view.

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Franklin Avenue Richmond Terrace (left, not seen), adjoining the S.E. corner of Franklin Ave., showing a side view of the Ward House, also known as the 'Cement House' since 1837. It later (1898) became the property of Mrs. J. Frank Emmons, and still later (1907) that of Mrs. F. J. Brown. It no longer appears on the 1917 map. The view is eastward from Franklin Ave. About 1900. By O.A. Iugalls. From Staten Island Museum Collection through P.L. Sperr.

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Westervelt Avenue 404 Richmond Terrace, adjoing the S. E.corner of Westervelt Avenue, showing the Richmond Knights of Columbus clubhouse. In 1907 it belonged to Geo. J. Greenfield, and from 1874 to 1898 to the Wilkinson family. The house is modeled in the Doric Order of Greek architecture. Across the roof of the house appears the steeple of St. Peters R. C. Church. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr

Columbia Hall New Brighton

Columbia Hall New Brighton

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Westervelt Avenue 414 Richmond Terrace, at the S.E. corner of Westervelt Avenue. The mansion was on the Brooks estate in 1874; from 1898 to 1907 it belonged to Jas. Crabtree. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Franklin Avenue 654 Richmpnd Terrace, south side, between Franklin and Lafayette Avenues. The house belonged to Mrs. T. O. Fowler in 1874; to E. S. Clark in 1898; to Robert H. Tompson in 1907, and to Henry Wlmer in 1917. July 7, 1932 P. L. S;err

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Westervelt Avenue (1) 386 and 396 Richmond Terrace, south side, between Westervelt Avenue and St. Peters Place. No. 386 (left) appears in Bromley's 1917 map as the West Day and Evening School. From 1874 to 1907 it belonged to the Pendleton family. No. 396 belonged to the Wilkinson family according to the real estate maps of 1874 to 1907. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr (2) Another view of the two houses, showing, more prominently, No. 396-the Wilkinson house. The view is eastward, the opposite direction from view 1. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - Westervelt Avenue (1) 386 and 396 Richmond Terrace, south side, between Westervelt Avenue and St. Peters Place. No. 386 (left) appears in Bromley's 1917 map as the West Day and Evening School. From 1874 to 1907 it belonged to the Pendleton family. No. 396 belonged to the Wilkinson family according to the real estate maps of 1874 to 1907. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr (2) Another view of the two houses, showing, more prominently, No. 396-the Wilkinson house. The view is eastward, the opposite direction from view 1. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: St. Marks Place - Westervelt Avenue St. Marks Place, north side, east of Westervelt Avenue, showing St. Peters Roman Catholio Church. The view is westward along St. Marks Place. View 1 was taken September, 1925; view 2, May 2, 1928,and view 3, June 22, 1937. P. L. Sperr View S. Neg a 797

Richmond: St. Marks Place - Westervelt Avenue St. Marks Place, north side, east of Westervelt Avenue, showing St. Peters Roman Catholio Church. The view is westward along St. Marks Place. View 1 was taken September, 1925; view 2, May 2, 1928,and view 3, June 22, 1937. P. L. Sperr View S. Neg a 797

Richmond: St. Marks Place - Westervelt Avenue St. Marks Place, north side, east of Westervelt Avenue, showing St. Peters Roman Catholic Church. The house with the dormer windows, adjoining the church, is the rectory. View 1 was taken March 10, 1928. Views 2 and 3 show the rear of the church as seen from Richmond Terrace and were taken July 20, 1926 and April 26, 1937, respectively. P. L. Sperr

Richmond: St. Marks Place - Westervelt Avenue St. Marks Place, north side, east of Westervelt Avenue, showing St. Peters Roman Catholio Church. The view is westward along St. Marks Place. View 1 was taken September, 1925; view 2, May 2, 1928,and view 3, June 22, 1937. P. L. Sperr View S. Neg a 797

Richmond: St. Marks Place - Westervelt Avenue St. Marks Place, north side, east of Westervelt Avenue, showing St. Peters Roman Catholic Church. The house with the dormer windows, adjoining the church, is the rectory. View 1 was taken March 10, 1928. Views 2 and 3 show the rear of the church as seen from Richmond Terrace and were taken July 20, 1926 and April 26, 1937, respectively. P. L. Sperr

Richmond: Richmond Terrace - St. Peter's Place Richmond Terrace, at the S.E. corner of St. Peters Place, showing an old mansion in the Corinthian order of classical Greek architecture.It belonged to Mrs. Feiller in 1874; to Mrs. L. Neilson in 1898, and to Chas. Rosenberg in 1907. In the backgrOund appears St. Peters Roman Catholic Church. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: St. Marks Place - Westervelt Avenue St. Marks Place, east from Westervelt Avenue, showing St. Peters Roman Catholic Church where the street makes a sharp bend. May 2, 1928 P. L. Sperr

Richmond: St. Marks Place - Westervelt Avenue St. Marks Place, north side, east of Westervelt Avenue, showing St. Peters Roman Catholic Church. The house with the dormer windows, adjoining the church, is the rectory. View 1 was taken March 10, 1928. Views 2 and 3 show the rear of the church as seen from Richmond Terrace and were taken July 20, 1926 and April 26, 1937, respectively. P. L. Sperr