Newtown - Woodhaven Blvd. - Middle Village Woodhaven Blvd. - Looking north along Woodhaven Blvd. (Trotting Course Lane) from Penelope Ave. toward Dry Harbor Rd. Tompkins House midway between Penelope Ave. and 63rd Road at far left, with barns north of the house. Next north is Adam Geier House in roadbed of current 63rd Ave. North of Geier (in center of Photo) is the Michael Stemler House (1873), M. Green (1896). Far right on eastside of the road is the Miller House at Fitchett St. Apr. 1923.

Newtown - Tompkins House - Middle Village Tompkins House - Looking north along Woodhaven Blvd. (Trotting Course Lane) from a point near Penelope Ave., houses on west side of the road. Tompkins House is nearest between 63rd Road and Penelope Ave. Owned by: Edward Tompkins 1852. H. Hasselberger 1873. J.J. Tompkins Owner 1891. J.T. Tompkins 1896. Adam Geier House in the distance (at far right) at current 63rd Ave. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - Waldron House and Barn - Rego Park Waldron House and Barn - Samuel Waldron House, built in 1760 (aka J.J. Tompkins House). East of Juniper Swamp Rd. (now 63rd Drive) and north of Carlton St., currently the NW corner of Elwell Crescent and 64th Road, at 63-60 Elwell Crescent. The house is abandoned here, but appears in good condition. Photo taken 1923.

Newtown - Waldron House and Barn - Rego Park Waldron House and Barn - Samuel Waldron House, built 1760 (aka J.J. Tompkins House). The present site is on NW corner of Elwell Crescent and 64th Road, at 63-60 Elwell Crescent, south east of Old Juniper Swamp Rd. (63rd Drive) and east of Trotting Course Lane (Woodhaven Blvd.). View of the north and west Sides of the deserted house, the porch has fallen. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - Waldron House and Barn - Rego Park Waldron House and Barn - (aka J.J. Tompkins House), built 1760 by Samuel Waldron, a distance east of Juniper Swamp Rd. (now 63rd Drive) and north of Carlton St., currently the NW corner of Elwell Crescent and 64th Road, at 63-60 Elwell Crescent. Owned by: J.J. Tompkins 1852, 60, 73, 91. In 1915 Matawok Land Co. owned the property. At the time this photo was taken, in April 1923, the yellow house was abandoned. This photo shows collapsed porch on west facade.

Newtown - Waldron House and Barn - Rego Park Waldron House and Barn - The current NW corner of Elwell Crescent and 64th Road, at 63-60 Elwell Crescent. Built in 1760 by Samuel Waldron, a blacksmith (1715-1771), he married Anna Delameter on April 25, 1735, and they moved to Newtown. Owned by: J.J. Tompkins 1852, 60, 73, 91. This view is from Penelope Ave. (now 63rd Drive) looking east. At the time this photo was taken, in April 1923, the yellow house was abandoned.

Newtown - Waldron House and Barn - Rego Park Waldron House and Barn - (aka J.J. Tompkins House) Built 1760 by Samuel Waldron. Located at what is now 63-60 Elwell Crescent NW corner of 64th Road. The gable end is to Lowell Ave. (64th Road). At the time of this photo the house was undergoing repairs and painting. Photo taken July 1923.

Newtown - Suydam House - Rego Park Suydam House - in 1860 was this was William Suydam House, then Mrs. Suydam 1873, G. Stoothoff 1891, and Mrs. Stoothoff 1896. It was east of Juniper Swamp Rd. (63rd Drive), the site is now 62-20 and 62-26 Dieterle Crescent. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - Suydam House - Rego Park Suydam House - Far off view of the Suydam House, some distance east of Juniper Swamp Rd. (63rd Drive), north of Carlton St., on the site of current 62-20 & 62-26 Dieterle Crescent. Owned by: William Suydam 1860, Mrs. Suydam 1873, G. Stoothoff 1891, and Mrs. Stoothoff 1896. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - Suydam House - Rego Park Suydam House - North of Carlton St. between Elwell Crescent and Dieterle Crescent. This view is looking north to the south facade of the house, the site is now 62-20 & 62-26 Dieterle Crescent. Owned by: William Suydam 1860, Mrs. Suydam 1873, G. Stoothoff 1891, and Mrs. Stoothoff 1896. Photo taken April 1923. \[Poor quality, distant and out of focus view of the Suydam House]

Newtown - Adam Geier House - Middle Village Adam Geier House - view looking south along Trotting Course Lane (Woodhaven Blvd.) from a point near 62nd Drive. The Geier house is on the west side, in what is now the roadbed of 63rd Ave. A. Geier owned in1873, Adam Geier 1891. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - H. Hawkhurst House - Middle Village H. Hawkhurst House - View of the west and south sides of the Hawkhurst House (aka Brand House), from Dry Harbor Road. The house was on east side of Dry Harbor Rd., now the roadbed of 84th St. just south of Dry Harbor Road. Owned by H. Hawkhurst in 1860, then F. Brand 1891, 1896, and later Michael Brand.

Newtown - H. Hawkhurst House - Middle Village H. Hawkhurst House - View of the Hawkhurst house and barn, (aka Brand House) in what is now the roadbed of 84th St. just south of Dry Harbor Road. Photo taken from edge of a house across the field. Owned by H. Hawkhurst in 1860, then F. Brand 1891, 1896, and later Michael Brand.

Newtown - H. Hawkhurst House - Middle Village H. Hawkhurst House - Located on the east side of Dry Harbor Rd., in what is now the roadbed of 84th St. opposite Caldwell Ave. The house is on the left, at right is the Hawkhurst barn. Owned by H. Hawkhurst in 1860, then F. Brand 1891, 1896, and later Michael Brand. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - H. Hawkhurst House - Middle Village H. Hawkhurst House - House and Barn at right, on the east side of Dry Harbor Road, taken from the road bed of Johnson Ave. (now Caldwell Ave.). The house was located in what is now the roadbed of present 84th St., just south of Dry Harbor Rd. Owned by H. Hawkhurst in 1860, then F. Brand 1891, 1896, and later Michael Brand.

Newtown - H. Hawkhurst House - Middle Village H. Hawkhurst House - View from east side of Dry Harbor Road of the Hawkhurst barn, house, and outbuildings, opposite Caldwell Ave. The house was in the road bed of current 84th St. immediately south of Dry Harbor Road. Owned by H. Hawkhurst in 1860, then F. Brand 1891, 1896, and later Michael Brand.

Newtown - H. Hawkhurst House - Middle Village H. Hawkhurst House - A close up of the west and south sides of the Hawkhurst House, on the east side of Dry Harbor Road, in what is now the roadbed of 84th St. The sign nailed to tree says "Beware of the Dogs". Owned by H. Hawkhurst in 1860, then F. Brand 1891, 1896, and later Michael Brand.