\[Boy Scouts at veterans' graves] Image represented is one of a related set (HOLI 0420), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two images of Boy Scouts tending veterans' headstones in Cypress Hills Cemetery; 0420 (10 x 8 in.) shows two Scouts at headstone, one standing with bundle of American flags, the other adjusting flag on ground; 0421 (8 x 10 in.) shows nine Scouts, each on one knee, tending individual headstones with flags.

\[Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts saluting] Twelve or thirteen Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts standing and saluting amid headstones (each with American flag) in Cypress Hills Cemetery, as part of Memorial Day observance. Typed label on verso: "As Cubs, Scouts and Explorers complete their task of decorating the Veterans' graves, they give a final salute before departing."

Veterans honor war dead Image represented is one of a related set (HOLI 0410), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two images of veterans marching with flags in cemetery, probably in preparation for Memorial Day parade; 0410 shows Boy Scout marching between veterans at head of procession; 0411 shows four veterans with flags accompanied by two riflemen at head of procession; tombstones and scattered bystanders in right background in both images. Caption on verso of 0410: "Veterans Honor World War Dead: Memorial exercises for their buddies of World War I were observed yesterday throughout Brooklyn and Long Island by many veteran and patriotic organizations. Veterans of Foreign Wars are shown massing the colors during rites at the National Cemetery, Cypress Hills."

Tribute to the dead Procession of marching band followed by honor guard followed by motorcade on roadway in Cypress Hills Cemetery; allee of tall trees on either side of roadway; bystanders on benches in right foreground. Caption on verso: "Tribute To the Dead: Led by the Army Air Corps band of Mitchel Field, the American Legion, Kings County, parades past the rows of dead to the amphitheater of Cypress Hills for memorial services."

\[Boy Scouts at veterans' graves] Image represented is one of a related set (HOLI 0420), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two images of Boy Scouts tending veterans' headstones in Cypress Hills Cemetery; 0420 (10 x 8 in.) shows two Scouts at headstone, one standing with bundle of American flags, the other adjusting flag on ground; 0421 (8 x 10 in.) shows nine Scouts, each on one knee, tending individual headstones with flags.

Old Glory Color guard marching on roadway at Cypress Hills Cemetery; two officers (backs to camera) saluting as they pass. Caption on verso: "Old Glory: An impressive moment at the American Legion memorial services at the National Cemetery yesterday."

In memoriam Cub Scout holding cap to his heart and standing amid headstones (each with American flag) in veterans' cemetery. Caption on verso: "In Memoriam: Cub Scout Edward Freely, 9, of Brooklyn Pack 314, pays his respects to the veterans who fell in the service of their country. At Cypress Hills National Cemetery hundreds of Boy Scouts placed flags at the headstones of fallen vets of the U.S. Armed Forces in their traditional service to honor the dead and prepare their graves for Memorial Day observances."

Decorating graves Three Boy Scouts placing flags at headstones in cemetery. Caption on verso: "Decorating Graves of veterans at Cypress Hills Cemetery are Boy Scouts Gregory Judge of 68 Norwood Ave., Jospeh Schilter of 129 Norwood Ave., and Donald Misar of 79 Etna St., all members of Troop 251. A flag was placed on the grave of every veteran in the cemetery yesterday in preparation for Memorial Day."

Veterans honor war dead Image represented is one of a related set (HOLI 0410), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two images of veterans marching with flags in cemetery, probably in preparation for Memorial Day parade; 0410 shows Boy Scout marching between veterans at head of procession; 0411 shows four veterans with flags accompanied by two riflemen at head of procession; tombstones and scattered bystanders in right background in both images. Caption on verso of 0410: "Veterans Honor World War Dead: Memorial exercises for their buddies of World War I were observed yesterday throughout Brooklyn and Long Island by many veteran and patriotic organizations. Veterans of Foreign Wars are shown massing the colors during rites at the National Cemetery, Cypress Hills."

Decorate soldier graves Boy Scouts and one Cub Scout bending over headstones in cemetery and adjusting flags. Caption on verso: "Decorate Soldier Graves: Boy Scouts of Bushwick-Arlington district place American flags at headstones of graves of U.S. soldiers and sailors in Cypress Hills Cemetery in prepration for Memorial Day. Nearly 500 Boy Scouts during the past week have been similarly decorating soldier-sailor graves in cemeteries in the five boroughs."

\[Cub Scout pointing to headstone] Cub Scout on one knee pointing to headstone of soldier in Cypress Hills Cemetery, as part of Memorial Day observance; small flag planted next to tombstone. Typed label on verso: "Cub Scout Frederick Hetzer, 8 years old of Cub Pack 168, Brooklyn places a flag on a veteran's grave."

\[Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts tending headstones] Troop of Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts in Cypress Hills Cemetery; each Scout kneeling at veterans' headstone and adjusting flag. Typed label on verso: "Over-all view of Scouts decorating Veterans' graves for Memorial Day in their annual observance."

We Here Dedicate Two Boy Scouts in cemetery, one standing with bundle of flags at right, the other crouching to place flag against headstone at left. Caption on verso: "We Here Dedicate: Graves of unknown soldiers are decorated by Harry Lerch (left) and Arthur Petersen, two of 350 Scouts of Bushwick-Arlington District, who placed flags on 18,000 graves of U.S. soldiers, sailors and marines at National Cemetery, Cypress Hills, in honor of Memorial Day."

\[Jamaica Avenue and Logan Street, looking east, Brooklyn, New York] View of trolley tracks on Jamaica Avenue, looking east towards Logan street, in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. A number of businesses are pictured. A group of men can be seen working a trolley car that has been parked on the side of the street. The street is paved with cobblestones and cars are parked on both sides of the street. A bus stop is pictured.

\[Jamaica Avenue and Logan Street, looking east, Brooklyn, New York] View of trolley tracks on Jamaica Avenue, looking east towards Logan street, in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. A number of businesses are pictured. A group of men can be seen working a trolley car that has been parked on the side of the street. The street is paved with cobblestones and cars are parked on both sides of the street. A bus stop is pictured.

\[#86 Logan Street, Brooklyn L.I.] \#86 Logan Street, Brooklyn L.I.

\[#89 Logan Street, Brooklyn L.I.] \#89 Logan Street, Brooklyn L.I.

\[#93 Logan Street - on east side of the street between Etna Street and Ridgewood Avenue.] \#93 Logan Street - on east side of the street between Etna Street and Ridgewood Avenue.

\[#47 Richmond Street, east side of street between Etna Street and Jamaica Avenue.] \#47 Richmond Street, east side of street between Etna Street and Jamaica Avenue.

\[#55 Richmond Street, east side of street between Etna Street and Jamaica Avenue.] \#55 Richmond Street, east side of street between Etna Street and Jamaica Avenue.

\[House at northeast corner of Etna Street and Richmond Street, Brooklyn, L.I. ] House at northeast corner of Etna Street and Richmond Street, Brooklyn, L.I.

\[#99 Logan Street - east side of street between Etna Street and Ridgewood Avenue.] \#99 Logan Street - east side of street between Etna Street and Ridgewood Avenue.

Highland Park View of children with hoes in foreground in Children's Farm Gardens in Highland Park and two adults, several other children, and small building in background.

Highland Park View of Higland Park with many residential and commercial buildings in background.

\[#179 (left) and #181 Etna Street, Brooklyn, L.I.] \#179 (left) and #181 Etna Street, Brooklyn, L.I.

St. Andrew's ME Church of East New York St. Andrew's ME Church of East New York/ in 1905 \[handwritten on recto] Scrapbook page from "Views of New York City, Brooklyn, and Other Places Vol. 3", by Eugene Armbruster.

\[Andrews Methodist Church, Richmond Street.] Andrews Methodist Church, Richmond Street. Rev. Charles S. Geiger, of 95 Richmond Street, is minister. Address of church given as 95 Richmond Street in directory.

\[Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church] Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 1058), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade and tower of Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church, 95 Richmond Street, with portion of residential building on far left, and large tree in far right foreground.

\[Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church] Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 1058), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade and tower of Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church, 95 Richmond Street, with portion of residential building on far left, and large tree in far right foreground.

\[St. Peter's Lutheran Church] Interior, St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Altar with two tall candles in candlesticks and large cross; pulpit with a chair, a large vase on a stand, and a flag on each side; mural of Jesus ascending to heaven behind altar.

St. Peter's Lutheran Church Facade and tower of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 94 Hale Avenue, with iron fence along front, white picket fence on each side, residential buildings on both sides, and leafless trees and street lamps in right foreground.

\[#125 Richmond Street] \#125 Richmond Street, same house also is #329 Ridgewood Avenue at northeast corner of Ridgewood Avenue and Richmond Street. Ridgewood Avenue side at right.

\[Northeast corner of Chestnut Street.] Northeast corner of Chestnut Street (left) and Etna Street Brooklyn, L.I.

\[#15 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn L.I.] \#15 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn L.I.

\[#43 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, L.I.] \#43 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, L.I.

\[#15 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, L.I. ] \#15 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, L.I.

\[#19 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, L.I.] \#19 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn, L.I.

\[Jamaica Avenue and Elton Street, Looking East, Brooklyn, NY] Intersection of Jamaica Avenue and Elton Street in Brooklyn, NY. Camera is positioned between two sets of trolley tracks in the center of Jamaica Avenue, looking East. To the left is Highland Park.

\[East side of Chestnut Street.] East side of Chestnut Street between Etna Street and Jamaica Avenue. #57 Chestnut Street at right. #55 Chestnut Street at left.

P.S. No 65 Borough of Brooklyn P.S. No 65 Borough of Brooklyn/Richmond St. Cypress Hills \[handwritten on recto] Street view of P.S. No 65 in Brooklyn. Scrapbook page from "Views of Queens County" by Eugene Armbruster.

Public School 65 Facade of PS 65, a three-story, brick building located at 158 Richmond Street, with iron fence along front, wooden picket fence in left foreground, adjacent buildings on both sides, and utility pole and street lamp in foreground.

Brooklyn 105, P.S. 65, 158 Richmond St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer