Policy raid at 446 Quincy St Image represented is one of a related set (CRIM 0074), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two similar images. Inscription (0074): "Policy raid at 446 Quincy St. Photo shows, l\[eft] to r\[ight]: Jeremiah Fotte, James Stealy, Daisy Folk, James Stelgrave, \[all African Americans,] Deputy Chief Inspector Lewis Goldberg, & Deputy Inspector Walter Brady." 0079 shows the same people, but the inspectors are standing on the left instead of on the right.

Policy raid at 446 Quincy St Image represented is one of a related set (CRIM 0074), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two similar images. Inscription (0074): "Policy raid at 446 Quincy St. Photo shows, l\[eft] to r\[ight]: Jeremiah Fotte, James Stealy, Daisy Folk, James Stelgrave, \[all African Americans,] Deputy Chief Inspector Lewis Goldberg, & Deputy Inspector Walter Brady." 0079 shows the same people, but the inspectors are standing on the left instead of on the right.

\[Tompkins Avenue at Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Tompkins Avenue at Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Northward view of Tompkins Avenue, showing Tompkins Avenue trolley line and the Lexington Avenue elevated line in the distance. Also showing cars, pedestrians, and shops.

\[Tompkins Avenue at Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Tompkins Avenue at Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Northward view of Tompkins Avenue, showing Tompkins Avenue trolley line and the Lexington Avenue elevated line in the distance. Also showing cars, pedestrians, and shops.

Brooklyn: Monroe Street - Tompkins Avenue 366 Monroe Street, south side, east of Tompkins Avenue, about 120 ft., showing the home of Thos. J. Cecere. About 1925. W. B. Vernam

\[Tompkins Avenue Station, Lexington Avenue Line, Brooklyn, NY] Tompkins Avenue and Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. View of the platform at the Tompkins Avenue station of the Lexington Avenue elevated line with a train approaching the station. Posters for Wrigley's spearmint gum and other advertisements are visable.

Brooklyn: Household of Faith, 617 Greene Avenue, Williamsburg, undated.

527 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, undated (ca. 1920).

PS 44 Close-up of partial facade of PS 44, a large, four-story, brick building located at Throop Avenue and Madison Street, with four pedestrians, portion of one moving automobile, and intersecting streets in foreground.

P.S. 44 Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 1299), some of which may also be described in this new record; Architectural rendering: caption: "The entire block bounded by Monroe and Madison Streets, Throop and Sumner Avenues, will be occupied by new P.S. 44 Brooklyn, a post-war \[two-story, brick] school to be erected at an approximate cost of $1,200,000 with accommodations for 2,082 pupils in grades from kindergarten through 6B. A large playground adjacent to the school will be operated jointly with the Park Department. The new building was designed by Eric Kebbon, Board of Education architect."

This new school building Architectural model: aerial view: caption: "This new \[PS 44] school building at Throop Ave. and Madison St. will be of the 'super-duper' variety."

P.S. 44 Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 1299), some of which may also be described in this new record; Architectural rendering: caption: "The entire block bounded by Monroe and Madison Streets, Throop and Sumner Avenues, will be occupied by new P.S. 44 Brooklyn, a post-war \[two-story, brick] school to be erected at an approximate cost of $1,200,000 with accommodations for 2,082 pupils in grades from kindergarten through 6B. A large playground adjacent to the school will be operated jointly with the Park Department. The new building was designed by Eric Kebbon, Board of Education architect."

Brooklyn: Throop Avenue - Putnam Avenue Throop Avenue, west side, from Putnam Avenue to Madison Street, showing Public School No. 44, looking north from the former. Board of Education of the City of New York October 3 1929

PS 44 Facade of PS 44, a large, four-story, brick building located at Throop Avenue and Madison Street, with intersecting streets in foreground.

\[Tompkins Avenue and Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Tompkins Avenue and Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Eastward view of road showing shops, cars and pedestrians. Also showing the Tompkins Avenue station of the Lexington Avenue line overhead and the Tompkins Avenue trolley line along the street.

\[Tompkins Avenue and Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Tompkins Avenue and Lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Eastward view of road showing shops, cars and pedestrians. Also showing the Tompkins Avenue station of the Lexington Avenue line overhead and the Tompkins Avenue trolley line along the street.

Brooklyn 55, Youth Center, 495 Gates Ave; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

Tompkins Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0141, PARK 0142), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of Tompkins Park in Bedford Stuyvesant. 0141 shows two men standing on sidewalk talking, 0142 shows several adults and children walking in park, including a woman pushing a baby carriage and a small girl holding a doll, and 0143 shows man and boy sitting on Junglegym and man wearing uniform standing in right foreground.

Tompkins Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0139, PARK 0138, PARK 0137), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four snapshot views, in two different sizes, of children playing inTomkins Park playground in Bedford Stuyvesant.

Tompkins Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0139, PARK 0138, PARK 0137), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four snapshot views, in two different sizes, of children playing inTomkins Park playground in Bedford Stuyvesant.

Tompkins Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0139, PARK 0138, PARK 0137), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four snapshot views, in two different sizes, of children playing inTomkins Park playground in Bedford Stuyvesant.

Tompkins Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0141, PARK 0142), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of Tompkins Park in Bedford Stuyvesant. 0141 shows two men standing on sidewalk talking, 0142 shows several adults and children walking in park, including a woman pushing a baby carriage and a small girl holding a doll, and 0143 shows man and boy sitting on Junglegym and man wearing uniform standing in right foreground.

Tompkins Park Close-up of large free-standing sign, "On this site will be constructed the new Tompkins Park Golden Age and Recreation Center ... " in Tompkins Park on Lafayette Avenue.

Tompkins Park Image represented is one of a related set (PARK 0139, PARK 0138, PARK 0137), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four snapshot views, in two different sizes, of children playing inTomkins Park playground in Bedford Stuyvesant.

\[Gates Avenue and Sumner Avenue in Brooklyn, NY] Trolley tracks at the corner of Gates Avenue and Sumner Avenue (now Marcus Garvey Blvd) in Brooklyn, New York. Included in the photo is the M. Ellentuck Haberdashery and Larry's Food Market.

\[Sumner Avenue Station, Brooklyn, New York] View of tracks at Sumner Avenue Station, part of the Lexington Avenue Elevated Line, in Brooklyn, New York. A number of advertising posters for various businesses, such as Guild Wine, Roma Wine, Haller's County Fair Bourbon, Kraft cheese, and Tip Top Bread, in addition to a poster encouraging citizens to vote, are shown on the station platform. A public notice from the New York City Board of Transportation, stating that service on the Lexington Avenue line will be discontinued between Gates and Myrtle Avenues on Friday, October 13, at 9 PM, because it would cost $13,75,000 for repairs if service were to continue on the 65 year old structure, can also be seen.

Brooklyn: Lafayette Avenue - Throop Avenue Lafayette Avenue, east from Throop Avenue. A short way off is Public School No. 25. View 2 shows the north side of the avenue. August 26, 1941. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue - Lexington Avenue Marcy Avenue, north from Lexington Avenue. The wooded area is Tompkins Park. PL Sperr, August 6, 1941

Rabbis rescue Torah Two men holding Torah scrolls in corner of synagogue in Bedford Stuyvesant; sculptural relief of lions holding tablets of the law above doorway at top. Caption: "Rabbis rescue Torah: Ninety-year-old Senior Rabbi Mnachem Risikoff, right, and son, Rabbi Leon Risikoff, assemble scrolls of Torah to remove from their house of worship, Congregation Dibre Mnachem, at 691 Lafayette Ave., directly behind burning warehouse on Kosciusko St."

Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue - Monroe Street Marcy Avenue, north from Monroe Street, showing a W. P. A. street improvement project. In the left foreground, at the S. W. corner of Gates Avenue, is St. Georges Church. View 2 shows the avenue, north from Quincy Street and the "E1" on Lexington Avenue. June 27, 1935 Views 1,2 Works Progress Administration Five Boroughs Project

St. George's Church Vine-covered facade of St. George's Episcopal Church, Gates Avenue and Marcy Avenue, with iron fence (and gates) along front and right side, and telephone pole and lines in foreground.

Ceiling-hider captured Policeman at top helping adolescent boy (face hidden) down ladder; one other policeman and reaching hands partly visible at bottom. Caption: "CEILING-HIDER CAPTURED: Patrolman Edward Hoffmann pulls 15-year-old William Butler through a 2-foot-square hole in ceiling at 273 Monroe St. Right, the boy, hiding for fear of punishment for playing hookey to see Dodgers play, is comforted by another policeman \[not shown]."

Ker-boom! Wreckage of church being leveled by demolition equipment. In background: neighboring buildings, street light, and trees. Caption: "Ker-boom!--With thundering roar, massive piece of masonry starts from steeple of Concord Baptist Church, Marcy and Putnam Aves. Church, gutted by fire last October, will be rebuilt by 1954."

Mark amazing success of church drive Five Black men wearing suits and 3 Black women wearing hats and dress clothes (two men and one woman are wearing star-shaped pendants) standing in front of a table on which is a white, eight-tiered, cross-topped cake. Man in center is cutting the cake. Caption: "Mark amazing success of church drive--Celebrating the fact that $640,411 has been raised since Nov. 4 by campaign workers of burned-out Concord Baptist Church to rebuild edifice at Marcy and Putnam Aves., the Rev. Dr. Gardner C. Taylor, pastor, cuts huge cake at a service of thanksgiving in the temporary church quarters, 166 Adelphi St. Participating in the happy event were leaders of the drive, including, left to right and flanking pastor, Dewey E. Chester, James Foulkes, Mrs. Ethel Bing, Mrs. Florence Van Keuren, Mrs. Bertha Epps, and Deacons Thomas Mann and Harry P. Lewis. Dr. Harold Browne, drive director, is not shown. A Concord fund executive commitee, composed of the representatives of all faiths, is also conducting a campaign to rebuild the church. The total goal is $1,000,000."

Historic boro church gutted Caption: "Historic boro church gutted--Firemen play hose on four walls of Concord Baptist Church \[Marcy Avenue and Putnam Avenue], all that remained of the historic building after five-alarm fire early today."

The long road back Facade of partially destroyed church; also: adjacent building, parked automobile, traffic light and tree. Caption: "The long road back--the partially demolished steeple of the Concord Baptist Church starkly stands against a Spring sky as steeplejacks complete the first step in the reconstruction of the church at Marcy and Putnam Aves., which was gutted by fire last October."

New Concord Baptist Church Steel framework of Concord Baptist Church, Marcy Avenue and Putnam Avenue, under construction; also construction workers, pedestrian, parked automobile, and tree. Caption: "New Concord Baptist Church, symbol of growing Negro faith."

Historic boro church gutted Night photograph of church fire; pedestrians and officials observing fire behind fence in foreground; automobile in left foreground. Caption: "Historic Boro Church Gutted: Firemen play hoses on Concord Baptist Church during five-alarm fire early today which gutted the structure at 847 Marcy Ave."

\[Marcy Avenue Baptist Church] Facade of Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Marcy Avenue and Putnam Avenue.

\[Marcy Avenue Baptist Church] Facade of Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, with steeple, Marcy Avenue and Putnam Avenue; two poles in foreground, one supporting a street light.

Gutted walls Black man, standing with borough president, points at wreckage of building while being observed by two Black men and two Black women. Caption: "Gutted walls of the old Concord Baptist Church, Marcy and Putnam Aves., are pointed out to Borough President Cashmore as ground-breaking ceremonies for the new church yesterday afternoon."

\[Sumner Avenue and Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Gates Avenue Line trolley tracks looking east at Gates Avenue and Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. Tracks are no longer in use and have been paved over at the intersection. A Broadway bound bus can be seen in the distance. Trash collects along the curb in the lower right of the photo beneath a mailbox and a drugstore sign.

Lafayette Ave. between Marcy & Tompkins Close-up of free-standing sign, "120 new apartments on this site ... " on Lafayette Avenue between Marcy Avenue and Tompkins Avenue with two men standing in front of chainlink fence in foreground and debris-filled vacant lot, portions of two buses and several buildings and trees in background.

Brooklyn: Lafayette Avenue - Tompkins Avenue Lafayette Avenue, north side, between Tompkins and Marcy Avenues. View 1 shows the Hebrew National school, at No. 687; view 2, a private mansion, at No. 671. P. L. Sperr August 26, 1941 Views 1,2

Fire fighting under difficulties Five firemen on fire escape near top of building with flames shooting from windows; two ladders propped against building. Caption: "Fire fighting under difficulites: Tongues of flame, following small explosion, shoot out at firemen fighting warehouse blaze at 220 Kosciusko St., temporarily sending them scurrying down ladders."

Brooklyn: Lafayette Avenue - Throop Avenue Lafayette Avenue, north side, between Throop and Sumner Avenues, showing Public School No. 25. Board of Education of the City of New York March 3, 1931