102-10 66th Road. The Birchwood Towers, close-up of sliding balcony door and D.H. aluminum window, exterior of apartment 9E looking in from balcony.

102-10 66th Road. The Birchwood Towers, close-up of sliding balcony door and D.H. aluminum window, interior of apartment 9E looking out to balcony.

67th Avenue and 42nd Street. Birchwood Towers, general view of three 28-story apartment buildings looking south from apartment building three blocks away \[to show aluminum windows and sliding balcony doors].

Queens Boulevard Looking West: IND Queens Boulevard Line Negative documents Queens Boulevard as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Queens Boulevard Subway Line. Camera set on south curb line of eastbound roadway, looking west. Also shows housing development, signage, dump truck, streetcar tracks, and fire hydrant.

Queens Boulevard Looking West: IND Queens Boulevard Line Queens Boulevard as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Queens Boulevard Subway Line. Camera set on north curb line of westbound roadway, looking west. Also shows automobiles and billboards.

\[Queens Boulevard: IND Queens Boulevard Line] Queens Boulevard at 67th Avenue as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Queens Boulevard Subway Line. Camera set on south curb line of eastbound roadway, looking west. Also shows advertisements, automobiles, lampposts, and a street sign.

Queens Boulevard Looking West: IND Queens Boulevard Line Negative documents Queens Boulevard as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Queens Boulevard Subway Line. Camera set 83 feet south of center line of Boulevard, looking west. Also shows billboards and streetcar tracks.

Continental Avenue. Forestdale apartments, exterior, general view.

Continental Avenue. Forestdale apartments, garden in rear.

Continental Avenue. Forestdale apartments, exterior, general view.

\[Forestdale Apartments on 108th Street.]

6620 108th Street. Backyard garden and playground.

108th Street between 66th Road and 66th Avenue. Forestdale Apartments.

108th Street between 66th Road and 66th Avenue. Forestdale Apartments. Entrance.

102-16 and 102-22 Queens Boulevard: IND Queens Boulevard Line Negative documents houses at 102-16 and 102-22 Queens Boulevard as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Queens Boulevard Subway Line. Camera set 80 feet south of center line of Boulevard, looking south. Also shows signage.

\[Trylon Theatre.]

\[Trylon Theatre.]

Newtown - Jarvis Jackson House - Forest Hills Jarvis Jackson House - On the north side of 66th Road (old Jacksons Lane), just west of 110th St. This was an isolated house out in the Meadows, some distance from the Old Capt. Luke Remsen house. The Backus family later owned this house.

Newtown - Jarvis Jackson House and Barn - Forest Hills Jarvis Jackson House and Barn - Located on the north side of 66th Road, slightly west of 110th St. the house was built circa 1820. Wagon path in front of buildings is Jacksons Lane, the access road from Old Astoria Road (was about on line of 100th St.), which connected with Old Mill Rd. in the north and the current Queens Blvd. in south. Jarvis was a N.Y. Assemblyman 1835-37. Ascan Backus later owned this property.

Newtown - Jarvis Jackson House and Barn - Forest Hills Jarvis Jackson House and Barn - View looking north toward the house (at right) and barn from about line of current 67th Road. The barn and house fronted on Jacksons Lane (about on line of 66th Road), between 108th St. and 110th St. The house was built around 1820 after an older house burned down. Ascan Backus acquired the property, and was owned by J.D. Backus in 1891, 1896. Photo was taken April 1923.

Newtown - Jarvis Jackson House - Forest Hills Jarvis Jackson House - Built in 1820 by carpenter Thorne of Glen Cove just to the east of the original Jackson Homestead, which was destroyed by fire. On the north side of Jackson Lane (now 66th Road), just west of 110th St. Jarvis Jackson was a member of the N.Y. Assembly 1835-37. Ascan Backus eventually acquired the house and farm, and later it went to J.D. Backus (1890s). Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - Jarvis Jackson House and Barn - Forest Hills Jarvis Jackson House and Barn - Rear (north facade) on Jacksons Lane, today it would be the north side of 66th Road a little west of 110th St. the original Jarvis Farmhouse a little to the west was destroyed by fire, and the carpenter Thorne of Glen Cove built this house in about 1820 for Jackson. Ascan Backus later owned this house.

Van Dine House on Queens Boulevard J. Van Dine house. hand written on back of print: J Van Dine northside Queens Bld about 250 feet west of Kelvin Street Newtown 1923

Van Dine House on Queens Boulevard J. Van Dine house and barns. hand written on back of print: J Van Dine farmhouse + barns northside of Queens Boulevard one block west of Kelvin Street ab 1/2 mile north of Continental Ave Newtown gone J Van Dine 1860 A Vandine 1891 Newtown 1922