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30-07 39th Avenue
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The F. Aue Company was an established millwright and machine firm that had long occupied a space on East 62nd Street. In 1913 they moved to a space in the building midframe with the peaked facade. (Later promotional materials also have the firm located at 405 East 91st Street.) The company manufactured and maintained brewing equipment and given the omnipresence and popularity of breweries in German-immigrant communities in Yorkville, the South Bronx, and Ridgewood/Bushwick, they were likely very busy. A 1917 advertisement touts their "latest improved automatic bottle washing machine." Today, while the rest of this block remains largely intact architecturally, the F. Aue Company building has been replaced with a contemporary low-rise apartment building.
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Engine Co. #261
Queens 9, Engine Co. \_261, 37-20 29th St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer
38-27 30 STREET
Fisher Landau Center for Art
30-07 39th Avenue
Buildings Along Northerly Side of 39th Avenue Buildings along along the northerly side of 39th Avenue. hand written on back of print: 30-07 39 AVE F Ave Co. Inc. Millwrights + Machinists - From Cor. 31st St. + 39th Ave. Queensborough Astoria June 3, 1927
30-07 39th Avenue
Queens: 39th Avenue - 30th Street 39th Avenue, north side, from 3Oth to 31st Streets. View 1 is from near 31st Street; view 2 from 30th Street. The center building, that looks like a church, is occupied by F. Ane Company, Lnc., Millwrights and Machinists. P. L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS View 1 June 3, 1927 View 2: March 23, 1932
30-07 39th Avenue
Queens: 39th Avenue - 30th Street 39th Avenue, north side, from 3Oth to 31st Streets. View 1 is from near 31st Street; view 2 from 30th Street. The center building, that looks like a church, is occupied by F. Ane Company, Lnc., Millwrights and Machinists. P. L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS View 1 June 3, 1927 View 2: March 23, 1932
30-04 36th Avenue
Tomlinson House Rear view of the Tomlinson house. hand written on back of print: Tomlinson House same as no. 1 LIC 1923
30-04 36th Avenue
Tomlinson House Rear view of the Tomlinson house. hand written on back of print: TOMLINSON HOUSE same as no. 1 rear of old house (on corner) LIC 1923
30-04 36th Avenue
Tomlinson House Tomlinson house. The 36th Avenue elevated train station can be seen behind the house. hand written on back of print: same as no 1 LIC 1923
30-04 36th Avenue
Stone and Frame House View on Vernon Avenue at the bridge. St. Marys Church can be seen in the distance. hand written on back of print: Long Island City old frame house at 30 st (lockwood st or 1st Ave) and 36 Ave (Washington Ave) June 2, 1927 Stone and Frame House, SE. Cor. 36th Ave ( Washington) and 30th St (1st Ave)
30-04 36th Avenue
Tomlinson House Tomlinson house. hand written on back of print: Tomlinson House same as no. 1 LIC 1923
30-04 36th Avenue
Tomlinson House Tomlinson house. Queensborough Bridge is visible in the distance on the right. hand written on back of print: Tomlinson House First Avenue, westside south of Washington Ave Long Island City 1923
30-04 36th Avenue
Tomlinson House Rear view of the Tomlinson house. hand written on back of print: TOMLINSON HOUSE same as no. 1 1923
30-04 36th Avenue
Tomlinson House Tomlinson house. The 36th Avenue elevated train station can be seen behind the house. hand written on back of print: Tomlinson Westside First Avenue South of Washington Av Long Island City 1923
39th Avenue Station, BMT Astoria Line
\[Underneath 39th Street Station: BMT Astoria Line] Survey photograph of the sidewalk underneath 39th Avenue Station on the BMT Astoria Line. Photo is a survey of sidewalk conditions along the BMT Astoria Line. Camera is facing north on east sidewalk of 31st Street.
Public School 4
Public School no. 4 Public School No. 4, Dutch Kills, L.I. \[printed on recto] Exterior of Public School No. 4. Scrapbook page from "Views of Queens County" by Eugene L. Armbruster.
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Queens: 29th Street - 40th Avenue 29th Street, at the N.W. corner of 40th Avenue, showing the south wall and rear of St. Patricks Roman Catholic Church. The view is east on 40th Avenue toward 29th Street. P. L. Sperr March 23, 1932
First Reformed Church of Long Island City
Queens: 29th Street - 40th Avenue 29th Street, east side, between 40th Avenue and 40th Road, showing the First Reformod Church of Long Island City. It is an old frame structuro with a newly-added brick front. The parsonage appears in view 2. P. L. Sporr View 1: March 23, 1932 NO REPRODUCTIONS View 2s Septomber 5, 1940
First Reformed Church of Long Island City
Queens: 29th Street - 40th Avenue 29th Street, east side, between 40th Avenue and 40th Road, showing the First Reformod Church of Long Island City. It is an old frame structuro with a newly-added brick front. The parsonage appears in view 2. P. L. Sporr View 1: March 23, 1932 NO REPRODUCTIONS View 2s Septomber 5, 1940
32-28 Northern Boulevard
33-00 Northern Boulevard
32-28 Northern Boulevard
Queens 8, Human Resources Administration, Queensboro Center, 3228 Northern Blvd; Jerry Spearman, Photographer
34-01 38th Avenue
Repair Department, Pierce Arrow Factory.
34-01 38th Avenue
34-01 38th Avenue. Pierce Arrow Building
34-01 38th Avenue
Freeman Avenue. Long Island City. Pierce Arrow Service Station.
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