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163 9th Street
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Frame house on the north side of 9th Street, between Second and Third Avenues, 1933.
451 Third Avenue
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Duro Instrument Co, 451 Third Avenue; June 15, 1959.
Our Saviour’s Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Our Saviour’s Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1941. By the late 19th century, Scandinavian immigrants had arrived in South Brooklyn, finding work in local factories and along the Red Hook waterfront. In 1886, the Danish community was able to purchase two adjoining townhouses on 9th Street, which they then converted into a church and attached rectory. Our Saviour’s congregation moved to Brooklyn Heights in 1957 (it was thereafter known as the Danish Seamen’s Church). The Church sold the 9th Street sanctuary to the American Legion in 1962.
520 Fourth Avenue
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Worker posing with a siphon form during construction on the BMT Fourth Avenue line, near 13th Street, July 2, 1915. The 8'5" wooden scaffold was used for pouring concrete.
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451 Third Avenue
\[Duro Instrument Co.] Duro Instrument Co., 451 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. (center-right).
Our Saviour’s Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 3rd Avenue 103-9th Street, north side, between Fourth and Third Aves. The view shows the Danish Lutheran Church. Octeber 4, 1933. P. L. Sperr. 9h St. adjoining n.e. cor. of 3rd Ave. Neg. A-137 April 21, 1941 P.L. Sperr
Our Saviour’s Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Our Saviour’s Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 3rd Avenue 103-9th Street, north side, between Fourth and Third Aves. The view shows the Danish Lutheran Church. Octeber 4, 1933. P. L. Sperr. 9h St. adjoining n.e. cor. of 3rd Ave. Neg. A-137 April 21, 1941 P.L. Sperr
453 Third Avenue
\[Northeast corner of 3rd Avenue and 9th Street.] Northeast corner of Third Avenue and 9th Street. 9th Street at right. Blurred- Note: This picture may have been poorly printed - negative looks clear. Photo and negative are incorrectly labeled as the northeast corner of Fourth Avenue and 9th Street.
460 Third Avenue
\[Third Avenue and Ninth Street: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows Third Avenue and Ninth Street sidewalk and roadway conditions.
462 Third Avenue
\[Third Avenue and Ninth Street: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows Third Avenue and Ninth Street sidewalk and roadway conditions.
184 8th Street
Bedroom? Young black woman standing in kitchen. Caption: "Bedroom?--The getting up ritual for Mrs. Frank Pena, 184 S. 8th St., includes tucking baby's mattress in an alcove and the bedspring behind the stove."
221 10th Street
221 10th Street, Brooklyn, undated (ca. May 1918).
163 9th Street
233 9th Street
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 3rd Avenue 229-233 9th Street, north side, between Fourth and Third Aves. The view shows frame houses at Nos. 225 and from 231-233 9th Street. July 4, 1930. P. L. Sperr.
149 9th Street
\[Custom Auto Repair.] Custom Auto Repair 149 Ninth Street Brooklyn, N.Y. (right) Building at left, 147 Ninth Street is for sale.
493 Third Avenue
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
432 Fourth Avenue
432 Fourth Avenue. Cross and Brown Real Estate. Interior, office
440 Fourth Avenue
\[Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street sidewalk and roadway conditions, Fourth Avenue Line subway entrance, and trolleys.
440 Fourth Avenue
\[Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street sidewalk and roadway conditions and median in roadway.
252 9th Street
\[Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows corner of Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street sidewalk conditions.
425 Fourth Avenue
\[#425 Fourth Avenue.] \#425 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y.
441 Fourth Avenue
\[Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street sidewalk and roadway conditions and trolley going through intersection.
441 Fourth Avenue
\[4th Avenue subway route] Image represented is one of a related set (TRAN 0310), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two views, in different sizes, of Fourth Avenue, looking from Tenth Street toward Sackett Street, with buildings, mostly residential, on both sides. This is Fourth Avenue underground subway route.
400 3 AVENUE
William H. Mobray Building
511 Third Avenue
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
St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church
St. Thomas Aquinas Church Facade of St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 4th Avenue and 9th Street, with iron fence along front and side, residential buildings on both sides, and intersecting streets.
St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 4th Avenue 9th Street, north side, west from (No. 271) a point midway between Third and Fourth Avenues, toward the former. The church is the St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church. June 14, 1940 P. L. Sperr View 2 shows the same area, looking east along the north side of 9th Street, from (and across) Fourth Avenue. April 21, 1941
St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 4th Avenue 9th Street, at the N. E. corner of Fourth Avenue, showing the St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church. The edifice extends north to 8th Street and shows, at the N. E. corner of the latter, the St. Thomas Aquinas School. View 2 shows the Fourth Avenue side of the church, viewing south from 8th Street. July 4, 1930 Views 1,2 P. L. Sperr
St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 4th Avenue 9th Street, at the N. E. corner of Fourth Avenue, showing the St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church. The edifice extends north to 8th Street and shows, at the N. E. corner of the latter, the St. Thomas Aquinas School. View 2 shows the Fourth Avenue side of the church, viewing south from 8th Street. July 4, 1930 Views 1,2 P. L. Sperr
St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 4th Avenue 9th Street, north side, west from (No. 271) a point midway between Third and Fourth Avenues, toward the former. The church is the St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church. June 14, 1940 P. L. Sperr View 2 shows the same area, looking east along the north side of 9th Street, from (and across) Fourth Avenue. April 21, 1941
419 4 Avenue
419 4 Avenue
St. Thomas Aquinas School
Parochial school of St. Thomas Aquinas Church Close-up of facade of St. Thomas Aquinas School, a large, four-story brick building located on 4th Avenue between 7th Street and 8th Street.
Tenth Street and Second Avenue
\[Tenth Street and Second Avenue: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows Tenth Street and Second Avenue sidewalk and roadway conditions.
157 13th Street
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
157 13th Street
Brooklyn: 13th Street - 3rd Avenue 13th Stre t, east from Third avenue. P. L. Sperr July 22, 1940 Neg Ne. .~4S760
376 4 AVENUE
Eagle Clothing Factory Sign
529 Third Avenue
\[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.
112 Second Avenue
\[Ninth Street: IND Crosstown Line] Survey negative documenting the planning and construction of the IND Crosstown Line in Brooklyn. Image shows Ninth Street sidewalk and roadway conditions.
293 7th Street
\[#293 Seventh Street.] \#293 Seventh Street (left) and #295 Seventh Street (rt.) Brooklyn, N.Y.
273 9th Street
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 4th Avenue 271 to 283 (left to right) 9th Street, north side, between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. View 1 shows Nos. 271 and 273-275; view 2 shows 273 to 283. June 14, 1940 P. L. Sperr
273 9th Street
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 4th Avenue 271 to 283 (left to right) 9th Street, north side, between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. View 1 shows Nos. 271 and 273-275; view 2 shows 273 to 283. June 14, 1940 P. L. Sperr
56 2 AVENUE
Kentile Floors Sign
275 6th Street
\[View of north side of Sixth Street.] View of north side of Sixth Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. #275 Sixth Street is light-colored house.
299 7th Street
\[#297 (left) and 299 7th Street, Brooklyn.] \#297 (left) and 299 7th Street, Brooklyn.
118 2nd Avenue
For your mail Caption: "For your mail--New 100,000 square feet garage at 12th St. and 2d Ave. being made ready for use next month by the Brooklyn Post Office for housing its increasing number of trucks used to carry the borough's rising volume of mail." Image includes two parked automobiles and street lamp with street signs in foreground.
Avon Theatre
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 5th Avenue 9th Street, east from (No. 287) near and across Fifth Avenue, showing the B. M. T. elevated station on the latter. At number 291 is the Avon Theatre, and at the corner of Fifth Avenue is the Michaels Brothers furniture house. View 2 is east from Fifth Avenue. June 14, 1940 Views 1,2 View 3: May 3, 1941 P. L. Sperr
Avon Theatre
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 5th Avenue 297 to 285 9th Street, north side, west of Fifth Avenue, showing the Avon Theatre, at No. 291. View 1: June 14, 1940 View 2: May 3, 1941 P.L. Sperr View 3 shows also the Michaels Brothers furniture store, at the N.W. corner of Fifth Avenue. The "El" appears over the latter.
297 9th Street
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 5th Avenue 297 to 285 9th Street, north side, west of Fifth Avenue, showing the Avon Theatre, at No. 291. View 1: June 14, 1940 View 2: May 3, 1941 P.L. Sperr View 3 shows also the Michaels Brothers furniture store, at the N.W. corner of Fifth Avenue. The "El" appears over the latter.
361 3 AVENUE
Somers Brothers Tin Box Factory (American Can Factory)
12th Street Reformed Church
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.
444 Fifth Avenue
\[9th Street and Fifth Avenue, Looking West, Brooklyn, NY] Intersection of 9th Street and Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn, NY. Camera is positioned rougly in the center of 9th Street, looking West, between the rails of one set of trolley tracks with safety stanchions in the fore and middleground to the right.
444 Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn: 9th Street - 5th Avenue 297 to 285 9th Street, north side, west of Fifth Avenue, showing the Avon Theatre, at No. 291. View 1: June 14, 1940 View 2: May 3, 1941 P.L. Sperr View 3 shows also the Michaels Brothers furniture store, at the N.W. corner of Fifth Avenue. The "El" appears over the latter.
444 Fifth Avenue
\[Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Trolley tracks along Fifth Avenue Trolley Line. View of bustling street, pedestrians, automobiles, and stores.
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