\[South east corner of Atlantic Avenue.] South east corner of Atlantic Avenue and Grant Avenue Atlantic Avenue at left.

\[Northeast corner of Atlantic Avenue and Grant Avenue.] Northeast corner of Atlantic Avenue and Grant Avenue.

\[North west corner of Atlantic Avenue.] North west corner of Atlantic Avenue (left) and Nichols Avenue in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Cypress Hills. Taken Sun. Sept. 8, 1963. Northwest corner of Atlantic Avenue (left) and Sheridan Avenue. 2002 \[verso]

\[North east corner of Atlantic Avenue.] North east corner of Atlantic Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.

\[East side of Sheridan Avenue.] East side of Sheridan Avenue between McKinley Avenue and Atlantic Avenue looking north (about middle of block).

Goodsell Memorial Methodist Church Rendering (drawing) of facade of Goodsell Memorial Methodist Church, McKinley Avenue and Sheridan Avenue, with lamp on post and picket fence on both sides of doorway. Over doorway: "Goodsell M. E. Church." Caption: "The first chapel of Goodsell Memorial Methodist Church, McKinley and Sheridan Aves., sas it looked in 1904 with its muddy street and gas lamps. It is still being used as a parish house and chapel, but enlarged and modernized. The picket fence was used to protect the building against wandering goats."

\[East side of Sheridan Avenue.] East side of Sheridan Avenue between McKinley Avenue and Atlantic Avenue, looking north.

Goodsell Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Facade (brick, partially vine-covered) of Goodsell Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, McKinley Avenue and Sheridan Avenue, with iron fence along front, and free-standing church sign, plaque, evergreen tree, and American flag on pole at left of doorway.

St. Philip's Lutheran Church Facade of St. Philip's Lutheran Church, 85 Forbell Avenue, with iron fence along front, residential buildings on left and in right background, and telephone pole and lines, three small trees, and fire hydrant in foreground.

St. Philip's Lutheran Church Rendering (watercolor) of proposed St. Philip's Lutheran Church, erected at 85 Forbell Avenue.

\[North east corner of Crescent Street.] North east corner of Crescent Street (left-center) and Atlantic Avenue.

Brooklyn: Crescent Street - Atlantic Avenue Crescent Street, south from Atlantic Ave., showing the L.I.R.R. crossing on Atlantic Ave. July 27, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

P.S. 171 Facade of PS 171, a large, five-story, brick building with iron fence along front and side located at 528 Ridgewood Avenue, at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue, with portion of building on each side and utility pole, street lamp, and horse-drawn wagon in foreground.

\[Evangelical United Bretheren Church of Peace] Interior, Evangelical United Bretheren Church of Peace, with pews, chancel, altar with two vases and cross, organ on right, front, pulpits on both sides, and chandeliers.

\[Evangelical United Bretheren Church of Peace] Facade of United Bretheren Church of Peace, Ridgewood Avenue and Nichols Avenue, with iron fence along front and side, leafless tree in right foreground and residential building on far right.

Crescent Street and Fulton Street. Hamburg Savings Bank. Entrance, revolving door

\[Hamburg Savings Bank.] Hamburg Savings Bank, at northeast corner of Fulton Street and Crescent Street.

\[North side of Liberty Avenue.] North side of Liberty Avenue looking east. N.E. corner of Lincoln Avenue and Liberty Avenue at left. Sacson Shoes on corner, Earl Theater on far right. Sacson Shoe Store was located at 1121 Liberty Avenue, and the Earl Theater was at 1114 Liberty Avenue.

Crescent Street and Fulton Street. Hamburg Savings Bank. Entrance, revolving door

Looking backward Facade of church seen from corner on empty street. Caption: "Looking backward: Parishioners of the Roman Catholic Church of the Transfiguration are currently celebrating the 70th anniversary of the parish. Above is view of the church, taken more than 30 years ago, at Marcy Ave. and Hopper St." Inscription on upper left of recto reads, "Met. Funeral Dirs. Assoc."

Church of the Transfiguration & rectory Facades of Church of the Transfiguration and rectory (left), Marcy Avenue and Hooper Street (citation: Brooklyn daily eagle almanac \[1889-1929]), with iron fence along front and side, street light and signs in center foreground, and residential buildings on far left.

P. E. Church of the Transfiguration Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 1006), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade of Church of the Transfiguration, Ridgewood Avenue and Autumn Avenue, with residential (?) building on right, telephone poles and lines and street (gas?) lamp in foreground, and residential building in left background.

\[Northeast corner of Ridgewood Avenue and Hemlock Street.] Northeast corner of Ridgewood Avenue and Hemlock Street.