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135 Ridge Street
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135 Ridge Street, at the southwest corner of Stanton Street. J. Leskowitz, a clothier and tailor, had his shop on the ground floor, while surgeon and dentist Dr. S. Jaeger had his practice on the second floor.
193 Stanton Street
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Apartment building at 193-197 Stanton Street. Storefronts include a “pocket billiards” parlor, plumbing supply shop, and “J Leskowitz, Mfr. of Mohair, Alpaca & Tropical Suits.”
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135 Ridge Street
135 Ridge Street \[View after alterations.]
193 Stanton Street
193-197 Stanton Street. Apartment building
198 Rivington Street
Manhattan: Ridge Street - Rivington Street Ridge Street, north from Rivington, to East Houston Street's, showing details and activities of this East Side thoroughfare. Populated by immigrants, their needs are served by the pushcart market at the curb. Note the street car tracks in the center. These, obviously are for horse drawn cars. About 1905 Brown Bros., photographers Neg 2664
182-194 Rivington Street
Manhattan: Rivington Street - Ridge Street 194-182 Rivington Street, adjoining and west of the N.W. corner of Ridge Street. No. 192 is a frame house with a brick front. J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York. Negative No. 306.
263 Stanton Street
Social conditions - \[Interior of a two-room apartment.] Social Conditions in Manhattan: In this 2 room apartment at No. 263 Stanton Street, live a father, a mother, two children and a boarder-5 in all. The foreground is the kitchen, living and dining room in the day time which at night becomes a "Pullman car;" two folding cots being stretched out. Undoubtedly published by the New York Evening World of this date. November 27, 1923. Gift of New York World. N.g.~ 2472 2N ~10
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