Flushing World War Memorial Flushing World War Memorial at Memorial Field. Erected in 1935.; Hand written on back of print: Memorial Park Flushing

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. People waiting for the boat.

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay City and borough officials, firemen, policemen, and local residents stand on the ice on the frozen Flushing Bay. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-18

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the water. Houses line the shore.

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. Northern Boulevard Bridge.

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the water. Houses can be seen in the distance.

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the water. Astoria Boulevard is indicated on the right side. the large brick building in the distance in the center is most likely Dr. Combes Sanitarium.

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the water. Astoria Boulevard is indicated in the center. Billboards for Sobol Bros. can be seen in the distance.

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the water. Northern Boulevard is indicated on the right side.

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. People on the boat.

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay Laborers work to open a hole in the ice on the frozen Flushing Bay. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. Later, dynamite was used in a failed attempt to break up the ice.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-18

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the water. Houses can be seen in the distance.

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. People on the boat.

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the opposite shore. Northern Boulevard and Astoria Boulevard are indicated on the left side. Billboards for Sobol Bros. can be seen in the distance.

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay Queens Borough President Maurice Connolly inspects a plunger that will detonate dynamite, in an effort to clear ice from the frozen Flushing Bay. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. The attempt was unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: On Flushing Bay 1-21-1918

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay City and borough officials, firemen, policemen, and local residents stand next to two sleds with batteries and dynamite from the Dupont Company. One man is wiring a stick of dynamite. The dynamite was used in an effort to clear ice from the frozen Flushing Bay. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. The attempt was unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-18

Flushing Bay Shoreline View of Flushing Bay and the opposite shoreline.

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay Men with tongs, pry bars and picks attempt to move large pieces of ice on the frozen Flushing Bay. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-18

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. People waiting for the boat.

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. People waiting for the boat.

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay A horse pulls a scraper, to level and loosen the ice on the frozen Flushing Bay during frigid weather. Workers, city officials and onlookers stand by. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. Later, attempts to use dynamite to break up the ice were unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-18

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay Queens Borough President Maurice Connolly (3rd from the left, facing the camera), engineers, police officer and residents on the frozen Flushing Bay during frigid weather. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. Later, attempts to use dynamite to break up the ice were unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: On Flushing Bay 1-21-18

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay A large group of city officials, engineers and laborers use scrapers, picks and pry bars, in an effort to clear ice from the frozen Flushing Bay, after blasting the ice with dynamite. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. The attempt was unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-1918

Flushing Bay Shoreline View of Flushing Bay and the opposite shoreline.

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. People on the boat.

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay A group of men pull a rope tied to a large piece of ice, in an attempt to loosen the ice on the frozen Flushing Bay. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. Later, attempts to use dynamite to break up the ice were unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-18

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay A fireman wires a dynamite charge, in an effort to clear ice from the frozen Flushing Bay. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. The attempt was unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: Flushing Bay 1-21-1918

Ice Breaking on Flushing Bay A fireman stands with a plunger, waiting to detonate dynamite, in an effort to clear ice from the frozen Flushing Bay. Queens Borough President Maurice Connolly (at the far right), and other city and borough officials stand next to him. The frozen bay was preventing the delivery of coal to the area. The attempt was unsuccessful.; hand written on back of print: Photos on ice - Flushing Bay Jan. 21-1918

Flushing Bay Flushing Bay. Work equipment can be seen in the water in the distance.

Flushing Bay View of Flushing Bay and the shoreline, from the water.

Flushing Bay Boat Trip Flushing Bay boat trip. People on the boat.

George W. Pople George W. Pople, president of the Flushing Historical Society, standing near the famed Cedar of Lebanon in Flushing, for an unidentified event.; Hand written on back of print: c 1930 George W. Pople, a President of the Flushing Historical Society and the Cedar of Lebanon at Flushing, N.Y.

Gathering in Flushing A group of people stand in front of the famed Cedar of Lebanon in Flushing, for an unidentified event.

Cedar of Lebanon, Flushing A group of people stand in front of the famed Cedar of Lebanon in Flushing. Two of the men hold a small pot with seedlings from the tree. The tree was killed by lightning in 1934. The group may be the Flushing Historical Society.