Brooklyn: 15th Street - 3rd Avenue 15th Street, at Third Avenue. View 1 is east from the avenue and view 2 is weat. P. L. Sperr July 22, 1940 NO REPRODUCTIONS Views 1,2 Viewt NegNo.N-9cs' Viee 2 Neg N. A99S9

Brooklyn: 15th Street - 3rd Avenue 15th Street, at Third Avenue. View 1 is east from the avenue and view 2 is weat. P. L. Sperr July 22, 1940 NO REPRODUCTIONS Views 1,2 Viewt NegNo.N-9cs' Viee 2 Neg N. A99S9

Brooklyn: Prospect Avenue - 3rd Avenue 124-144 Prospect Ave., south side, between Third and Fourth Aves., showing Congregation B'nai Jacob at No. 136, and the Hebrew School at No. 132. June 1926. Brown Brothers.

Prospect Expressway Caption: "The Prospect Expressway, at the connection to Gowanus Parkway, will look like this to motorists when the first section, from 6th Ave., is opened with ceremonies at p.m. tomorrow. The truck ramp from the expressway to Hamilton Ave. is in the center."

\[Chas A. Schieren Co.] Exterior view of Chas. A. Schieren Co., a lace and leather factory. The location is unknown and the image is not dated.

Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - 13th Street 3rd Avenue, at the northeast corner of 13th Streot. In 1916 this was a metal iactory. P. L. Sperr April 21, 1941

Brooklyn: 13th Street - 3rd Avenue 13th Stre t, east from Third avenue. P. L. Sperr July 22, 1940 Neg Ne. .~4S760

\[Siphon form on Fourth Avenue: IRT Brooklyn Line] Photograph of 8'5" diameter wooden siphon form for pouring concrete on Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn of the IRT Brooklyn Line. The camera is on the east side of Fourth Avenue looking west. The image also shows a construction worker, pedestrians, children, and storefronts.

Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - 12th Street Third Avenue and 12th Street, n.e. cor., Brooklyn. Neg. no. A-1351 P. L. Sperr, photographer July 22, 1940

Plant Engineering and Equipment Company, 189 Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn, June 18, 1919.

Plant Engineering and Equipment Company, 189 Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn, June 18, 1919.

Brooklyn 24, P.S. 124 (Silas B. Dutcher), 515 4th Ave; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

Brooklyn: 4th Avenue - 13th Street 4th Avenue, east side, from 13th to 14th Streets, showing Public School No. 124. Board of Education or the City of New York September 10, 1930

P.S. 124 Facade of PS 124, a large, three-story, masonry building located at 515 4th Avenue, with flag flying from roof, iron fence along front and side, adjacent buildings on both sides, several school children standing on sidewalk, and large tree and intersecting cobblestone streets in foreground.

Holy Family School Facade of Holy Family School, a large, three-story, brick Roman Catholic parochial school located on 14th Street near 4th Avenue.

200 2 Avenue

Brooklyn: 4th Avenue - 17th Street Fourth Ave., west side, from and including 18th to, but not including 17th Streets. Also shown is 18th Street, north side, from and including Fourth, to, but not including Third Aves. The view shows a frame house at 622 Fourth Ave. July 4, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Hamilton Avenue incinerator

Hamilton Avenue incinerator, air pollution devices model

Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - 11th Street 3rd Avenue, north from 11th Street. The Independent Subway passes over the bridge on Ninth Street. P.L. Sperr April 21, 1941

Brooklyn: 4th Avenue - 19th Street 635 and 633 4th Avenue, at, and adjoining the N. E. corner of 19th Street. No. 633 (left) is the former fire house of Hook and Ladder 100, New York City Fire Department, hhOw abandoned. April 9, 1939 P. L. Sperr

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 16th Street looking south, May 29, 1940.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 16th Street looking north, May 29, 1940.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

221 10th Street, Brooklyn, undated (ca. May 1918).

Brooklyn: 12th Street - 4th Avenue 12th Street, north side, between Fifth and Fourth Aves, showing the 12th Street Reformed Church at No. 251-12th Street. July 4, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

\[Fifth Avenue and Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Fifth Avenue and Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. View of Fifth Avenue trolley line, shops, pedestrians and cars.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 15th Street, September 19, 1941. First section demolished at 15th Street, working south from this point.

Outdoor pulpit Rev. Jeffrey Jennings (?) speaking at outdoor pulpit, Church of the Atonement, 239 17th Street. Parishoners in dress clothes standing on church steps and sidewalk, nine altar boys behind pastor, and woman with baby in carriage in left foreground.

Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - 20th Street Third Avenue, s.e. cor. 20th Street, Brooklyn. Neg. no. A-1340 P. L. Sperr, phodrapher Juuly 22, 1940

Brooklyn: Hamilton Avenue - 14th Street Hamilton Avenue, east side, between 14th Street and the Gowanus Canal, showing the M. Schneider and Sons soap factory after a fire destroyed the interior. Views 2 and 3 show the same section of the avenue after the soap factory and other buildings were torn down and construction begun on the widening of the avenue as Brooklyn's northerly link in the Belt Parkway systam of highways. P. L. Sperr View 1: April 44, 1931 NO REPRODUCTIONS Views 2,3: October 17, 1940

Brooklyn: 5th Avenue - 16th Street "L" demolition; 5th Ave., north of 16th St., Brooklyn. Sept. 27, 1941 East side of 5th Ave. at 15h St., Brooklyn. Nov. 4, 1941 P.L. Sperr, photographer

5th Ave Section of 5th Avenue business district, looking north from the southwest corner of 15th Street, with several shops, traffic light, street lights, several parked vehicles, one moving automobile, and cobblestone street with trolley tracks in foreground.

\[Fifth Avenue and 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY] Fifth Avenue and 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY. Northeastward view showing the Fifth Avenue trolley line, shops, pedestrians and cars.

\[Fifth Avenue and 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY] Fifth Avenue and 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY. Northward view showing the Fifth Avenue trolley line with a north bound trolley in the distance. Also showing shops, pedestrians and cars.

Brooklyn: 18th Street - 5th Avenue 18th Street,south side, from and including Fifth, to, but not including Fourth Aves. The view shown is the 18th Street Methodist Episcopal Church. July 4, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Park Slope, Brooklyn, 5th Avenue, between 14th and 15th. Taken in 1978. I was walking the Avenue with my camera, when I came upon an unusual sight. The couple behind the horse were arguing and the woman was complaining about being embarrassed.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 17th Street, September 24, 1941.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 17th Street, September 24, 1941.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 17th Street, September 24, 1941.

Brooklyn: 5th Avenue - 17th Street S.W. corner of 5th Ave. and 17th St., Brooklyn. Nov. 16, 1941 West side of 5th Ave. at 17th St., Brooklyn. Nov. 5, 1941 N.W. corner of 17th St. and 5th Ave., Brooklyn. Nov. 5, 1941 P.L. Sperr, photographer View 1- View 2- View 3- Neg #1547

Brooklyn: 5th Avenue - 18th Street 5th Ave. north of 18th St., Brooklyn. Nov. 16, 1941 N.W. corner of 19th St. and 5th Ave., Brooklyn. Nov. 5, 1941 P.L. Sperr, photographer

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at 17th Street, September 24, 1941.