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"Indian Graveyard"
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Northern Boulevard at Browvale Drive, Little Neck, viewing eastward. In the foreground, on the north side of the Boulevard, is an old cemetery, referred to by Mr. Sperr as the "Indian graveyard." June 10, 1927 Views 1,2 P.L. Sperr
Dounglaston Inn
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Douglaston Inn, 1927. The building that was known by various names (Evan's Hotel, Douglaston Inn, North Shore Hotel) was believed to have been built circa 1850. The hotel and restaurant venue was used by various local groups for civic and social events, such as meetings about local schools, a celebration for the founding of the local fire station, and the first service of the nearby St. Anastasia. The Douglaston Inn, as it was known by the mid 1910s, closed with Prohibition and the structure was torn down in the late 1930s.
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Hook, Ladder and Hose Co. No. 1
Firehouse of Active Hook, Ladder & Hose Co. No. 1 Firehouse of Active Hook, Ladder & Hose Co. No. 1. Established in 1903. hand written on back of print: Active Hook Ladder + Hose co. No. 1 Estd 1903 Northern Blvd, Little Neck April 13, 1927 6/1969 - GONE DEMOLISHED FOR A MACDONALDS HAMBURGER STAND
"Indian Graveyard"
Cemetery in Little Neck Girl standing in the cemetery known as the Indian Cemetery in Little Neck. In 1931 remains were moved to the cemetery of Zion Episcopal Church in Douglaston. Print is faded. hand written on back of print: In old "Indian" Cemetery, Northern Blvd, Little Neck June 10, 1927
"Indian Graveyard"
Cemetery in Little Neck Gravestone in the cemetery known and the Indian Cemetery in Little Neck. Headstone inscription is for James W. Smith. hand written on back of print: In old Indian Cemetery Northern Blvd, Little Neck June 10, 1927
"Indian Graveyard"
Queens: Northern Boulevard - Browvale Drive Northern Boulevard at Browvale Drive, Little Neck, viewing eastward. In the foreground, on the north side of the Boulevard, is an old cemetery, referred to by Mr. Sperr as the "Indian graveyard." June 10, 1927 Views 1,2 P.L. Sperr
"Indian Graveyard"
"Indian Graveyard"
Cemetery in Little Neck Cemetery known as the Indian Cemetery in Little Neck. In 1931 remains were moved to the cemetery of Zion Episcopal Church in Douglaston. Print is faded. hand written on back of print: "Indian" Cemetery - Northern Blvd Little Neck June 10, 1927
Northern Boulevard and Browvale Lane
Browvale Hills Billboard Billboard advertisement for Browvale Hills development complex. hand written on back of print: Northern Blvd + Browvale Lane, Little Neck April 12, 1927
Udall's Cove, Little Neck Bay
Debris Removed from Marshland Debris removed from the march. Plastic and tire, were removed in under one hour.
Udall's Cove, Little Neck Bay
Fill at Udalls Cove View of a dump truck dumping fill at Udalls Cove.
Udall's Cove, Little Neck Bay
Udalls Cove Udalls Cove, view looking west toward Douglaston.
Udall's Cove, Little Neck Bay
Udalls Cove Udalls Cove, view looking north.
Udall's Cove, Little Neck Bay
Udalls Cove Udalls Cove, view looking toward Great Neck.
Udall's Cove, Little Neck Bay
Udalls Cove Udalls Cove, view looking north.
Community Church of Little Neck
Queens: Little Neck Parkway - Pembroke Avenue Little neck Parkway, south from near Pembroke Avenue (below Northern Boulevard). Note, on the right, the Community Church of Little Neck. April 12, 1927 P. L. Sparr
Community Church of Little Neck
Community Church of Little Neck View looking south on Little Neck Parkway, from near Northern Boulevard. The Community Church of Little Neck can be seen on the right. hand written on back of print: Little Neck Parkway near Northern Boulevard - Community Church at right. April 12, 1927
Dounglaston Inn
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