\[Our Lady of Loreto Church] Interior, Our Lady of Loreto Church, Sackman Street and Pacific Street: many rows of pews, supporting pillars, altar, reredos, and portion of ceiling with tromp d'oeil section.

In memory Life-size statue of Our Lady of Loreto on pedestal in front of Our Lady of Loreto Church, Sackman Street and Pacific Street; large wreath on stand on each side of statue; inscription under statue: "In loving memory of Our Lady of Loreto boys who placed their lives on the altar of our country. Requiescant in pace, Eliodoro Capobianco, pastor, A. D. MCMXLV."

Our Lady of Loreto R. C. Church Facade and towers of church. Caption: "Our Lady of Loreto Church, Sackman and Pacific Streets. Parish founded in 1894 ... Present church dedicated on April 5, 1908. ..." Earlier caption: "Our Lady of Loretto R. C. Church..."

Lutheran Hospital Inscription: "The new Lutheran Hospital (old hospital shows in background), East New York Ave. & Junius St., Brooklyn.Cornerstone will be laid Sunday, May 8, at 3 p.m." Image shows building under construction and several parked cars in the foreground.

Lutheran Hospital Image represented is one of a related set (HOSP 0496), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two exterior views, in different sizes, of Lutheran Hospital buildings. Inscription on verso of 0499: " The old Lutheran Hospital at East New York Avenue & Junius St., Brooklyn ..." The images are not dated.

Lutheran Hospital Exterior elevation of Lutheran Hospital located at the intersection of East New York Avenue and Junius Street.

Lutheran Hospital Image represented is one of a related set (HOSP 0496), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two exterior views, in different sizes, of Lutheran Hospital buildings. Inscription on verso of 0499: " The old Lutheran Hospital at East New York Avenue & Junius St., Brooklyn ..." The images are not dated.

Brooklyn: high-angle view of Atlantic Avenue near East New York, undated.

PS 155 Close-up of facade of PS 155, a large, five-story, brick and masonry building located at 1355 Herkimer Street, with portion of residential building on far right and portion of church on far left, and apparent construction site with three large tanks and small shed with sign, "John Auer & Sons, Builders & Contractors, 955 Broadway; tel. 88Bushwick," in foreground.

Ready for the youngsters Aerial view: caption: " 'Ready for the youngsters--' ... By next summer this scene will blossom out with kiddies playing in the wading pool, digging in the sand pit and skating on the roller track. Photo shows the smaller section of new three and one-half acre playground just opened by the Department of Parks, bounded by Eastern Parkway, Fulton St., Truxton St. and Van Sinderen Ave." Image includes three parked automobiles in foreground and group of commercial and residential buildings in far background.

Davis House, Eastern Parkway and Fulton Street, undated.

Hebrew Educational Society Young People's Fellowship mural Caption: "A wall of the Hebrew Educational Society Young People's Fellowship at 400 Stone Ave. is adorned with a mural \[banner above figures: 'H. E. S. Young People's Fellowship salutes the youth of Israel'] painted by Ralph Cohen, a member of the art class at the center. ... It was painted in connection with the observance of Jewish Youth Week."

On strike Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0894), some of which may also be described in this new record; Caption: "On strike--Members of Communications Workers of American picket Western Electric warehouse and storage yard at 1495 Herkimer St." Image shows two men and one woman carrying large placards with text, "CWA-CIO are on strike against Bell System for a living wage." 0895 includes policeman standing in right foreground.

\[Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Long Island Railroad East New York Station with the BMT Canarsie line Atlantic Avenue Station above in Brooklyn, NY.

Pickets in Brooklyn Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0923, WORK 0925, WORK 0924), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of Western Union employees picketing at four Brooklyn locations. In 0924-0926, men are carrying placards. In 0923, man is carrying a poster; image also includes a policeman and a police car. Location in 0923 is 311 Washington Street and, in 0924, 1495 Herkimer Street. The other two locations are unknown.

Pickets in Brooklyn Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0923, WORK 0925, WORK 0924), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of Western Union employees picketing at four Brooklyn locations. In 0924-0926, men are carrying placards. In 0923, man is carrying a poster; image also includes a policeman and a police car. Location in 0923 is 311 Washington Street and, in 0924, 1495 Herkimer Street. The other two locations are unknown.

Brooklyn: Herkimer Street - Rockaway Avenue Herkimer Street, north side, between Rockaway Ave., and Eastern Parkway, showing the Church of God - - - Jesus (Italian), at No. 1325. Iu 1929 it was the Bleecker Memorial Congregational Church. To the right is P.S. No. 155. April 20, 1936. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Van Sinderen - Fulton St. Van Sinderen Ave., at the S.W. corner of Fulton Street, showing the Manhattan Hotel. Also seen is the Fulton Street Elevated Line of the B.1.T. In 1873 this hotel known as the Metropolitan, was owned by Robert Smith. It stood on the Brooklyn town line. This hotel was demolished in 1924, and a 2-story building was erected by the Western Electric Co. 1922\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Brooklyn: 174 Somers Street (low home behind telegraph pole; adjoining peaked-roof house is no. 162), between Broadway and Sackman Street, 1923.

Brooklyn: Somers Street - Sackman Street 152-170 Somers Street, south side, between Sackman Street and Broadway. The two peaked roof homes are very old. They were historically connected with James Pelling. Pelling's Lane passed these houses connecting Bushwick Road, (now Ave)., with Jamaica Turnpike, (now Norman Place). The junction of all B.M.T. Elevated Lines is seen in the background. 1923\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Brooklyn: south side of Somers Street between Broadway and Eastern Parkway, 1922.

Brooklyn: 174 Somers Street (low home behind telegraph pole; adjoining peaked-roof house is no. 162), between Broadway and Sackman Street, 1923.

\[View of els at Van Sinderen Avenue.] View of els at Van Sinderen Avenue - Broadway Junction Station.

Brooklyn: St. Mark's Avenue - Rockaway Avenue P. L. Sperr, photographer 6-25-1942 Neg. A-634

Brooklyn: St. Mark's Avenue - Eastern Parkway Church 6-25-1942 P.L. Sperr, photographer Neg. A-795

Brooklyn: St. Mark's Avenue - Eastern Parkway St. Marks Avenue and Eastern Pkwy. Church Brooklyn 6/25/42 Neg. A-345

Brooklyn: Watkins St. - Glenmore Ave. Watkins Street adj. n.e. corner Glenmore Avenue Synagogue Brooklyn 6/25/42 Neg. A-325

61 Glenmore Avenue. Brooklyn Public Library, Brownsville branch. Interior, children's library main reading room

In- and out-going lines for the children's branch of the Brownsville branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, November 23, 1914.

Patrons at the registration desk of the Brownsville branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, November 16, 1914.

Patrons at the reference desk of the Brownsville branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, November 16, 1914.

View of a long line of school children waiting to enter Brownsville Branch of Brooklyn Public Library on opening day of Carnegie building, December 19, 1908. Image includes several residential buildings in background.

Information desk and card catalog for the children's branch of the Brownsville branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, November 23, 1914.

General reading room of the Brownsville branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, November 16, 1914.

Brooklyn: New York Avenue (East) - Williams Avenue (1) East New York Ave., north side, opposite Williams Ave., showing the home of James L. Williams. This house, dating from 1843, has been also known as Tubbs Hotel. It originally faced the intersection of the Brooklyn and eamaica Plank Road (Fulton Street) and Flatbush Road (East New York Ave). New (1922) the house faces East New York Ave., having been turned and moved about 100 feet westward. On the Kirng's County Map of 1873 in the Atlas of Long Island, the Williams estate owned lots 21 to 59 in the area. The Trinity Hospital owns most of this property, and occupies this house (in 1937). 1922\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (2) The same, showing house No. 1829, to the left ef the hospital. April 1923. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Williams Avenue M. E. Church, whose congregation may disband View from right of clapboard church (presumably no longer extant) with large rectangular tower at corner; bare trees, utility pole, and street lamp before church; y wooden fence with torn and frayed signs and at right.