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Solito Monument
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Monument to Clelia and Frank Solito, ca. 1875. (Lot 17728, Sec. 189)
Mateo C. Rodriguez Monument
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Monument to Mateo C. Rodriguez, ca. 1861. (Lot 12345, Sec. 161)
Abraham Scribner Monument
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Monument to Abraham Scribner (d. 1862), ca. 1875.
Cornelius Kingsland Garrison Monument
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Mausoleum of Cornelius Kingsland Garrison (1809-1885), ca. 1875. The Garrison mausoleum is one of the largest and most elaborate tombs at Green-Wood. It was designed by architect Griffith Thomas (who is interred at Green-Wood) in the Moorish Revival style, and constructed in the early 1870s. The elaborate stone fence seen in these early photographs has since been removed. (Lot 13628, Sec. 28)
Robinson Family Monument
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Lot of the Hopkins and Robinson Families, ca. 1865. (Lots 13257 and 11952, Sec. 161)
Abraham Scribner Monument
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Monument to Abraham Scribner (d. 1862), ca. 1875. (Lot 13137, Sec. 160)
Fort Hamilton Parkway Entrance
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Structures located at the Eastern Entrance to Green-Wood, ca. 1880. After Green-Wood made several expansions to its land area to the southeast, the Eastern Entrance at Fort Hamilton Avenue (now Fort Hamilton Parkway) was opened in 1876. The two structures located there, a residence and a visitors lounge, were designed by Richard M. Upjohn and completed in 1878.
Fort Hamilton Parkway Entrance
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Structure located at the Eastern Entrance to Green-Wood, designed by architect Richard Upjohn, ca. 1880.
1 Bills Place
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1-3 Bills Place, 1958.
Abraham Scribner Monument
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Monument to Abraham Scribner (d. 1862), ca. 1865.
Cornelius Kingsland Garrison Monument
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Mausoleum of Cornelius Kingsland Garrison (1809-1885), ca. 1865.
Gen. Henry Wager Halleck Monument
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Monument to Civil War General Henry Wager Halleck (1815-1872), ca. 1875. (Lot 20293, Sec. 185)
Cypress Avenue
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View along Cypress Avenue, ca. 1860.
Robinson Family Monument
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Robinson family lot, ca. 1865. (Lot 11952, Sec. 161)
Sarah R. Graham Monument
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Monument to Sarah R. Graham (d. 1850), ca. 1880. (Lot 12783, Sec. 27)
James McMunn Monument
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Monument to James McMunn, ca. 1880. (Lot 22100, Sec. 186)
Photos
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Gen. Henry Wager Halleck Monument
Solito Monument
James McMunn Monument
158 Minna Street
\[#158 Minna Street.] \#158 Minna Street (north side of street).
150 Minna Street
\[#150 Minna Street.] \#150 Minna Street (north side of street).
148 Minna Street
\[#148 Minna Street.] \#148 Minna Street (north side of street).
3550 12th Avenue
\[#3550 12th Avenue.] \#3550 12th Avenue (left) and #3548 12th Avenue (north side, between Chester Avenue and 36th Street).
43 Chester Avenue
\[#43-47 Chester Avenue.] \#43-47 Chester Avenue (at northeast corner of 12th Avenue and Chester Avenue).
Cornelius Kingsland Garrison Monument
Cornelius Kingsland Garrison Monument
Mateo C. Rodriguez Monument
Robinson Family Monument
Robinson Family Monument
1 Bills Place
\[#1 Bills Place.] \#1 Bills Place (left) and #3 Bills Place (at s.e. cor. of Ft. Hamilton Parkway - far left).
11 Bills Place
\[View of east side of Bills Place.] View of east side of Bills Place. Southeast corner of Ft. Hamilton Parkway at far left.
Fort Hamilton Parkway Entrance
Fort Hamilton Parkway Entrance
Cypress Avenue
Abraham Scribner Monument
Abraham Scribner Monument
Abraham Scribner Monument
23 Bills Place
\[Northeast corner of Minna Street.] Northeast corner of Minna Street (right) and Bills Place (left).
Abraham Scribner Monument
Abraham Scribner Monument
Abraham Scribner Monument
Abraham Scribner Monument
1157 39th Street
\[#1157 39th Street.] \#1157 39th Street (left) and #1159 39th Street (right), Brooklyn L.I.
Sarah R. Graham Monument
39t Street and 10th Avenue
From 39th Street east of 10th Avenue, looking west, showing structure crossing 39th Street. Image prior to construction of the elevated BMT West End Line. This line was built under the Dual Contracts of 1913. The original surface railroad tracks of the Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island Railroad can be seen in the photograph. At the time of the photo, the BRT operated elevated trains over these tracks using trolley wired electricity. These tracks were retained for use by trolley lines after the elevated was built over them.
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