Brooklyn: Harrison Avenue - Lynch Street Harrison Ave., east side, south from Lynch Street. April 30, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Harrison Avenue - Middleton Street Harrison Ave., east side, from Middleton to Loriner Streets. April 20, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

\[Middleton Street and Harrison Avenue, Brooklyn, New York] Southeast view of Middleton Street and Harrison Avenue, including Parcels 49-53, in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York during construction of the IND Crosstown Line. A synagogue is pictured.

Brooklyn: Harrison Avenue - Middleton Street (1) 117-129 Harrison Ave., north side, east of Middleton Street, showing at No. 121 a Synagogue named Talmud Torah Tifereth Yisrael. April 20, 1931. aw e21: P: 7S K.ig 126Rii1 Ti2ti P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, a more limited view. March 24, 1931. P. L. Sperr. (3) The same, a close-up of the Synagogue. April 20, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Harrison Avenue - Middleton Street (1) 117-129 Harrison Ave., north side, east of Middleton Street, showing at No. 121 a Synagogue named Talmud Torah Tifereth Yisrael. April 20, 1931. aw e21: P: 7S K.ig 126Rii1 Ti2ti P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, a more limited view. March 24, 1931. P. L. Sperr. (3) The same, a close-up of the Synagogue. April 20, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Harrison Avenue - Middleton Street 117 to 133 Harrison Avenue, south from Middleton Street to Lorimer Street. Number 121-23 is the former German Evangelical NN.. Church and was used by the congregation as far back as 1886. It was later converted into a synagogue and is used as such at the time of this photograph. May, 1929 Eugene L. Armbruster Collection

Brooklyn: Harrison Avenue - Middleton Street (1) 117-129 Harrison Ave., north side, east of Middleton Street, showing at No. 121 a Synagogue named Talmud Torah Tifereth Yisrael. April 20, 1931. aw e21: P: 7S K.ig 126Rii1 Ti2ti P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, a more limited view. March 24, 1931. P. L. Sperr. (3) The same, a close-up of the Synagogue. April 20, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Middleton Street - Throop Avenue 166-190 Middleton Street, south side, east of Throop (left) to Harrison Aves. (right), as seen across excavation for the Independent Subway, (City owned) from Lynch Street. March 24, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Lynch Street - Broadway 240-254 Lynch Strcet, south side, at the S.W. corner of Broadway, Brooklyn At extreme left, is the Broadway Brooklyn Elevated Line of the B.M.T. No. 240 is at the right foreground. March 24, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Lynch Street - Harrison Avenue (1) Lynch Street, west from Harrison Ave. At right foreground, is a view of the 47th Regiment headquarters of the N.Y. State Armory. October 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. (2) Same, showing view on Marcy Ave. Corner stone laid in 1883. October 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

Brooklyn: 47th Regiment Armory (North Portland Avenue Armory), corner of North Portland Avenue and Auburn Place, undated.

Inspection of Forty-seventh Regiment by Gen. James McLeer.

Brooklyn, N.Y., 47th Regiment Armory.

Brooklyn 71, State Armory, 355 Marcy Ave; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

47th Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Harrison: IND Crosstown Line Looking north of Harrison, Brooklyn. Photograph was taken as part of a survey prior to the completion of the IND Crosstown Line.

Gayety Theater Partial view of the Gayety Theater located at the intersection of Broadway and Throop Avenue. The image is not dated.

Brooklyn 70, P.S. 122 (The William H. Harrison), 215 Heward St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer

Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue - Rutledge Street Marcy Ave. south ofRutledge St., B'klyn Sept. 20, 1941 P.L. Sperr, photographer

Lincoln Savings Bank Image represented is one of a related set (BANK 0129), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two close-up, exterior views. Caption (0129): "Pictured is the newly remodeled main office of the Lincoln Savings Bank of Brooklyn at 531Broadway.The former bank quarters, constructed in the early seventies, had become inadequate to serve the rapidly growing requirements of the bank and its clients." 0130 is not dated.

Banking procedure--1866 style Caption: "Banking procedure--1866 style--Professional actors \[two men, two women] portraying the opening day scene of June 30, 1866, at the Lincoln Savings Bank, 531 Broadway, during open house ceremonies held yesterday at the bank to celebrate the completion of extensive alterations to banking floor and mezzanine. Counters made of planks and wooden horses actually were used when bank opened 88 years ago."

Lincoln Savings Bank Image represented is one of a related set (BANK 0129), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two close-up, exterior views. Caption (0129): "Pictured is the newly remodeled main office of the Lincoln Savings Bank of Brooklyn at 531Broadway.The former bank quarters, constructed in the early seventies, had become inadequate to serve the rapidly growing requirements of the bank and its clients." 0130 is not dated.

PS 122 Facade of PS 122, a large, four-story, brick building located at Harrison Avenue and Heyward Street, with iron fence along front and side, adjacent buildings on both sides, and several utility poles, street sign, and man pushing two-wheeled cart in foreground.

\[Southeast corner of Marcy Avenue and Lynch Street. ] Southeast corner of Marcy Avenue and Lynch Street. Corner building is #365 Marcy Avenue.

Corner of Broadway and Rutledge Street: Jamaica Line (BMT) Survey photograph of Broadway and Rutledge Street on the Jamaica Line (BMT). Negative shows corner of Broadway and Rutledge Street, sidewalk, street, parked cars, buildings, automobile dealership, and view of elevated railroad structure. Negative Sleeve reads: Broadway and Rutledge Street. No original photographic logbook caption.

Corner of Broadway and Rutledge Street: Jamaica Line (BMT) Survey photograph of Broadway and Rutledge Street on the Jamaica Line (BMT). Negative shows corner of Broadway and Rutledge Street, sidewalk, street, parked cars, buildings, automobile dealership, and view of elevated railroad structure. Negative Sleeve reads: Broadway and Rutledge Street. No original photographic logbook caption.

Corner of Broadway and Rutledge Street: Jamaica Line (BMT) Survey photograph of Broadway and Rutledge Street on the Jamaica Line (BMT). Negative shows corner of Broadway and Rutledge Street, sidewalk, street, cars (parked and mobile), buildings, automobile dealership, and view of elevated railroad structure. Negative Sleeve reads: Broadway and Rutledge Street. No original photographic logbook caption.

Lindsay Park Houses Twenty-two story apartment building in Williamsburg apparently nearing completion; balconies on every floor; fenced off construction site in front of building; one column of scaffolding on left side of building; stop sign, lamppost, parked automobile, and three children crossing street in foreground.

Lindsay Park Close-up of two large buildings under construction. Building on left has signs: "For stores in Lindsay Park, M. C. O'Brien, 1157 Flatbush Ave., UL6-4500" and "Lindsay Park" with additional 16 lines of text. Sign in front of building on right: "George F, Driscoll Compan\[y], Moccia Construction Cor\[p]., General Contractors, 41 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y." In center foreground: two signs: "One way" and "Do not enter" and wood barrier fence.

Brooklyn: Walton St. - Union Ave. Walton Street, w. fr. Union Avenue, Jrooklyn. P. L. Sperr, photographer Sept. 25, 1941 Neg. No. A-1095

Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue - Lynch Street Marcy Avenue, north from Lynch Street, showing W. P. A. track removal operations. The buildings nre on the west side of the avenue. View 2 is north from Heyward Avenue, and view 8 is north from Rutledge Street. Lynch Avenue, Heyward Avenue, and Rutledge Street follow each other consecutively from south to north. June 24, 1936 Views 1,2,3 Works Progress Administration Five Boroughs Project

Built-in air conditioning Three men in suits standing on stoop before dilapidated, two-story wooden house; wooden fence, flowering tree, clothesline, rear of brick apartment building in background. Caption: "Built-in air conditioning -- Chief Assistant District Attorney Edward S. Silver (left) points to broken windows in 'rear house' at rear of 159 Harrison Ave. The house which Silver, Benjamin Saltzman (right), borough Superintendent of Housing and Buildings and Assistant District Attorney Joseph P. Hoey inspected yesterday shelters two families totaling nine people."

Brooklyn: Throop Ave. - Walton St. 17-31 Throop Ave., north side, at, adjoining and west of Walton Street. A view of the Beth Sar Sholom, a Jewish Mission. April 20, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Human beings eat here Caption: "Human beings eat here--Despite a beam precariously lodged in the ceiling--the unrepaired remains of a fire in the 'rear house' at 159 Harrison Ave.--a couple uses this kitchen daily. Chief Assistant District Attorney Edward S. Silver (left) and Assistant District Attorney Joseph P. Hoey note the beam during an inspection tour yesterday which resulted in a borough-wide drive against such dwellings."

585-587 Broadway. Two old buildings, stores under elevated tracks, 2:46pm.

585 Broadway. Two old buildings, stores under elevated tracks.

\[Broadway at Penn Street, Brooklyn, NY] Broadway at Penn Street, Brooklyn, NY. Southwest view of trolley tracks running beneath the elevated tracks of the BMT Naussau Street-Jamaica line. Also showing cars, trucks and a Pontiac dealership.

Brooklyn: Wallabout St. - Harrison Ave. Wallabout Street (right), at the northwest co ner of Harrison Avenue, showing the corner clearance created by the d molition of severalireme dwellings. P. L. Sperr September 25, 1V41

302 Hewes Street, Brooklyn, February 13, 1918. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.

Brooklyn: Walton St. - Throop Ave. Walton St., Ihroop Ave. to B'way., B'klyn. Sept. 25, 1941 P.L. Sperr, photographer

\[Broadway between Hewes Street and Penn Street, Brooklyn, NY] Broadway between Hewes and Penn streets, Brooklyn, NY. Northwest view of trolley tracks running beneath the BMT elevated tracks, with an approaching trolley in the distance. Also showing the Hewes Street station on the BMT Naussau Street-Jamaica line, cars, and numerous shops, including two Chinese restaurants.

Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue - Penn Street Marcy Ave., at the S.W. corner of Penn. Street, showing the former St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. June 1926. Brown Brothers.

Brooklyn: Marcy Avenue - Wallabout Street Marcy Ave., east side, north from Wallabout Street. April 20, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

\[Hewes Street Station, BMT.] Hewes Street Station, BMT (Broadway line) Brooklyn, L.I. East side of station.

\[Hewes Street Station, BMT.] Hewes Street Station, BMT (Broadway line) Brooklyn, L.I. East side of station.

Brooklyn outdid Broadway Man with straw hat and comic mustache seated at piano on make-shift stage, accompanied by five elaborately dressed women (three sitting on piano). Caption: "Brooklyn outdid Broadway when the Senior League of the Williamsburg Settlement, 1719 Montrose Ave., staged a 'Gay Nineties Review' at the settlement's theater. Sally Levy won a star on her dressing room door with her version of 'The Last Rose of Summer' as sung to accompaniment by Roaul Gonzalez. In the prettier than pretty chorus were such lovelies as Sylvia Pearson, Lila Sternlicht, Jeanette Mazzarese and Terry Monte."

Day camp hi-jinks Two boys, one at left in clown's outfit and holding seltzer bottle, one at right in blackface and holding broom, observed by younger child and woman, in center; painted backdrop partially visible behind boy at left. Caption: "Day camp hi-jinks -- As the Williamsburg Settlement day camp's Summer season ends with a masquerade party at the settlement house, 17 Montrose Ave., Leonard Tancome, left, the clown, and Irving Leibowitz, right, as 'Pete the Tramp,' stage a bit of byplay for the enjoyment of Ralph Spagnoletti and Mrs. David Rubin, president of the settlement."

Safety do's and dont's Ten children standing on pavement, woman at end end, and bus with several children waving from windows. Caption: "Safety do's and dont's--Williamsburg Settlement youngsters get instructions on bus safety from Motorcycle Patrolman Francis Mazza just before they embark on last outing of the summer at settlement's summer day camp, Jones beach. Group is made up of kids who could not be sent to the country this year."

Cook's little helpers Caption: "Cook's little helpers--Mrs. Isabel Daub doesn't lack for helpers when she starts preparing a meal for 200 youngsters attending the summer day camp of the Williamsburg Settlement, 17 Montrose Ave. Giving her a hand, left to right, are Matthew Fisher, 5; Susan Stoller, 5; Faith Birdy, 7; Sheldon Biberfield, 7; Marion Gregotowicz, 5, and Helen Heineman, 6. Not able to go to camp in the country, the youngsters spend the summer in a fun-filled program at the settlement."