\[Hugh McLaughlin's home] Partial view of home of Hugh McLaughlin located at 163 Remsen Street. McLaughlin worked for Brooklyn mayor, Henry C. Murphy and was master foreman at Brooklyn Navy Yard from 1855 until 1903.

\[163 Remsen Street] View of a five-story, brick office building located at 163 Remsen Street with window signs, "William P. Rae Company Real Estate" and "The Barker Agency." Image includes portions of an attached building on each side. Brick building on left, 161 Remsen Street, has window signs, "Queens Bus Lines, Inc." and "United States Kings County Bond & Mortgage Corporation." The two upper floors of 163 and the three upper floors of 161 are, possibly, residential apartment spaces. Image also includes two pedestrians.

Hugh McLaughlin Image represented is one of a related set (PORT 0593, PORT 0594), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three studio portraits of Hugh McLaughlin who worked for Brooklyn mayor, Henry C. Murphy; he was master foreman of the Brooklyn Navy Yard from 1855 until 1903. The images are not dated.

Hugh McLaughlin Image represented is one of a related set (PORT 0593, PORT 0594), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three studio portraits of Hugh McLaughlin who worked for Brooklyn mayor, Henry C. Murphy; he was master foreman of the Brooklyn Navy Yard from 1855 until 1903. The images are not dated.

Hugh McLaughlin Image represented is one of a related set (PORT 0593, PORT 0594), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three studio portraits of Hugh McLaughlin who worked for Brooklyn mayor, Henry C. Murphy; he was master foreman of the Brooklyn Navy Yard from 1855 until 1903. The images are not dated.