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This is a collection of the smaller burial places that dot the landscape of the five boroughs. They are family burial plots and church graveyards, some full of 300-year-old grave markers and some with no monuments at all, some squished between storefronts and major thoroughfares and others hidden behind homes and walls. While most remain extant (if not always accessible), some have been lost to time and development.
"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
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"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"
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"
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
"Indian Graveyard"
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