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Public School 73
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Public School 73 ARCHITECT: James W. Naughton DATE: 1888, 1895 STYLE: Italianate Palazzo, French Second Empire, Romanesque Revival An impressive brick and stone structure, P.S. 73 is an excellent example of nineteenth-century school architecture by one of the major practitioners in that field, James W. Naughton, superintendent of buildings for the Board of Education. The school was built in two sections, the first in 1888 and an extension in 1895. The structure has a number of architectural references to earlier styles, including Italianate palazzo, French Second Empire, and Romanesque Revival.
Public School 137
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Public School 137 Brooklyn, ca. 1900. This C.B.J Snyder-built school was completed circa 1905. Today it still stands and is named for Rachel Jean Mitchell, a local mother, President of the Community School Board for District 23, and advocate for PTAs in all of Brooklyn District 23 schools.
514 Chauncey Street
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My Archive Spring 2019 "My mother's mother called Nannie." —Gerard Sea
St. Matthew Glorious United Church of God
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514 Chauncey Street
Chauncey Street , Broadway My Mothers mother called Nannie
1794 Broadway
Brooklyn: Broadway - Stone Avenue Broadway and Stone Avenue, s.e. cor., Brooklyn. Neg. no. A-1215 P. L. Sperr, photographer August 3, 1941
Public School 73
Brooklyn 111, P.S. 73 (The William J. Morrison), 241 MacDougal St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer
Public School 73
399 Sumpter Street
Brooklyn: Sumpter Street - Stone Avenue Sumpter Street w. fr. Stone Avenue, Brooklyn. P. L. Sperr, photographer Au0. 3, 1941 Neg. No. A-1098
677 Chauncey Street
Brooklyn: Moffat Street - Bushwick Avenue (1) Moffat Street, east side, between Bushwick Ave., and Broadway, showing the church and adjaoent buildings, of the German Evangelical Home for the Aged. January 1925. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (2) The same, another view from the opposite directien. January 1925. Eugene L. Armbruster Cellectien.
970 Decatur Street
Brooklyn: Decatur Street - Broadway St. -o-tk DECAW:BENE PE0R CNUAOA Rose Nnit Shop is at 966 3ecatur Photogra;her: P.L.Sperr Awg31941 Hdentfed by: P. Distenfeld Nieg Ae1ay YorestHills,N.Y. May 12,1968
1420 Bushwick Avenue
Evangelical Home for the Aged Image represented is one of a related set (SWEL 0221), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two views of residents of Evangelical Home for the Aged, located at 1420 Bushwick Avenue, dressed in various costumes for annual Halloween party. 0221 shows, left to right, Mrs. Dora Vetter, 69, Herman Fick, 74, Anton Bruchhauser, 74, and John Vagts, 82. 0222 shows Miss Amelia Leffler, 74, Miss Lena Walter, 74, and Mrs. David J. McKay, 79.
1420 Bushwick Avenue
Evangelical Home for the Aged Image represented is one of a related set (SWEL 0221), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two views of residents of Evangelical Home for the Aged, located at 1420 Bushwick Avenue, dressed in various costumes for annual Halloween party. 0221 shows, left to right, Mrs. Dora Vetter, 69, Herman Fick, 74, Anton Bruchhauser, 74, and John Vagts, 82. 0222 shows Miss Amelia Leffler, 74, Miss Lena Walter, 74, and Mrs. David J. McKay, 79.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Bushwick Avenue - Cooper Street, northwest corner
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Brooklyn: Cooper Street - Bushwick Avenue St. Ihomas P.5. Church, n.e. corner of Cooper St. & Bushwick Ave., B'klyn. AuG. 3, 1941 P.L. Sperr, photographer
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
St. Thomas Church Interior, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 1405 Bushwick Avenue, with pews, chancel, altar, pulpit on right, front, lectern on left, front.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
St. Thomas Church Interior, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 1405 Bushwick Avenue, with pews, chancel, altar, pulpit on right, front, lectern on left, front.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Proposed St. Thomas P. E. Church Rendering (drawing) of proposed St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 1405 Bushwick Avenue.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
\[Altar of St. Thomas Episcopal Church] Altar and mosaic reredos, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 1405 Bushwick Avenue. Altar holds several objects including two candles in candlesticks, two small vases, open book, chalice, vessel (perhaps containing holy water) and closed book. Reredos decorated with alpha (left), cross (center), and omega (right).
1383 Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn: Cooper Street - Bushwick Avenue Cooper Street, at the N.W. corner of Bushwick Ave., showing Cooper Hall at the corner. April 1929. Eugene L. Armbruster Cellection.
805 MacDonough Street
New station Caption: "New station--Postmaster Quigley, right, opens the new Halsey Station of the post office at 905 MacDonough St. with him is J. M. O'Brien, Assistant Postmaster." Image includes two other unidentified men standing in far left.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, between Hopkins and Rockaway Avenues, November 10, 1941. Workman with a cutting torch.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at from Rockaway Avenue station, November 7, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue, May 27-28, 1941. View looking west.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at from Rockaway Avenue station, November 7, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue, November 10, 1941. View from the station at 11:30 AM.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, showing the last girder being taken down, November 12, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at from Rockaway Avenue station, November 7, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, between Hopkins and Rockaway Avenues, November 10, 1941. Workman with a cutting torch.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, between Hopkins and Rockaway Avenues, November 10, 1941. Workman with a cutting torch.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, between Hopkins and Rockaway Avenues, November 10, 1941. Lowering a removed section to the ground.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue, May 27-28, 1941. View looking west.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at from Rockaway Avenue station, November 7, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station at 2:25 PM, November 10, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue west, November 10, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, between Hopkins and Rockaway Avenues, November 10, 1941. Securing a removed section on a truck.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station at 2:35 PM, November 10, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at from Rockaway Avenue station, November 7, 1941.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue, May 27-28, 1941. View looking east.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Rockaway Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Rockaway Avenue station, November 12, 1941. The entire structure from Hopkins Avenue to Rockaway was taken down in about three days.
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
\[Interior of Lutheran Church of Our Savior] Interior, Lutheran Church of Our Savior, 21 Covert Street, with many rows of pews, front door, balcony, stained glass windows, chandelier, globed lights hanging from ceiling, and portion of ceiling.
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