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Regina Margareten, Historic Matzo Mogul Matriarch And Forward Celeb
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Regina Horowitz Margareten was a Hungarian-Jewish immigrant American, matriarch of a kosher food dynasty, business woman and “Matzo Queen.”

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Regina Howoritz-Margareten, a Hungarian-Jewish immigrant American, quickly became matriarch of a kosher food dynasty, business woman and yes, "matzo queen" (which also sounds like a great name for a drag queen.)

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2900 Review Avenue

Nearing Ninety--Regina Margareten, matriarch of the famed matzo-manufacturing firm, Horowitz Brothers & Margareten, who will be 90 years old on Friday, Dec. 25. The gracious lady is still the power behind the multi-million dollar business she developed from a neighborhood grocery store in New York. (New York, NY, 12/20/53)

28-31 Borden Avenue

Sparks Deli and Restaurant Sparks Deli and Restaurant at 28-31 Borden Avenue under the Long Island Expressway overpass.

28-31 Borden Avenue

Loading Dock at 28-31 Borden Avenue Loading dock at 28-31 Borden Avenue, under the Long Island Expressway.

U. S. Metal Products Company Plant

U. S. Metal Products Company plant, Borden Avenue and Newtown Creek, Queens, August 26, 1914. Shot from roof of the Balke-Collendar building. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.

U. S. Metal Products Company Plant

General Vehicle Company plant, adjacent to U. S. Metal Products Company plant, Borden Avenue and Newtown Creek, Queens, August 26, 1914. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.

U. S. Metal Products Company Plant

U. S. Metal Products Company plant, Borden Avenue and Newtown Creek, Queens, August 26, 1914. Shot from front yard area. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.

U. S. Metal Products Company Plant

U. S. Metal Products Company plant, Borden Avenue and Newtown Creek, Queens, August 26, 1914. Shot from behind as part of a panorama. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.

U. S. Metal Products Company Plant

U. S. Metal Products Company plant, Borden Avenue and Newtown Creek, Queens, August 26, 1914. Shot from roof of the Balke-Collendar building. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.

U. S. Metal Products Company Plant

U. S. Metal Products Company plant, Borden Avenue and Newtown Creek, Queens, August 26, 1914. Shot from behind as part of a panorama. Photographed for Joseph P. Day.

325-327 Borden Avenue

\[Kompolite Floors, 325-327 Borden Avenue.]

34-02 Starr Avenue

34th Street between Starr Avenue and Review Avenue. Jones & Laughlin Steel Company warehouse

34-02 Starr Avenue

34th Street between Starr Avenue and Review Avenue. Jones and Laughlin Steel Company warehouse. Rooftop

34-02 Starr Avenue

34th Street between Starr Avenue and Review Avenue. Jones and Laughlin Steel Company warehouse. Rooftop

Greenpoint Newtown Incinerator

Greenpoint incinerator from boundary of Newtown Creek sewage Rx Plant

23-59 Borden Avenue

23-59 Borden Avenue Buildings at 23-59 Borden Avenue.

49-70 31st Street

31st Street and Borden Avenue. Holmes Electric Protective Co., view of west and north sides, with large sign at left.

49-70 31st Street

31st Street and Borden Avenue. Holmes Electric Protective Co., general view along east front and south side under midtown tunnel entrance.

5329 Van Dam Street

Queens: Greenpoint Avenue - Van Dam Street Intersection of Greenpoint Avenue (right) and Van Dam Street (left), looking east from Review Avenue. Back on Greenpoint Avenue can be seen St. Raphaels (R.C.) Chureh. P. L. Sperr July 27, 1940

Greenpoint Avenue Bridge

Greenpoint Bridge, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, N.Y.

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