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97 Johnson Street
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Abandoned buildings on the north side of Johnson Street, between Jay and Lawrence Streets, July 19, 1959. No. 97 is the tallest, at center.
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Dilapidated wood-frame houses on Lawrence Street, July 26, 1959. Photographer John D. Morrell's vantage point is roughly at the southwestern corner of the George Westinghouse Jr. High School (P.S. 5).
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Home of James J. Browne View of four-story brick residence at 97 Johnson Street, the home of Brooklyn Park Commissioner James J. Browne.
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\[Old houses on north side of Johnson Street. Between Jay Street and Lawrence Street.] Old houses on north side of Johnson Street. Between Jay Street and Lawrence Street.
36 Lawrence Street
\[West side of Lawrence Street between Tillary Street and Johnson Street, looking south.] West side of Lawrence Street between Tillary Street and Johnson Street, looking south.
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\[Northwest corner of Lawrence Street (right) and Johnson Street.] Northwest corner of Lawrence Street (right) and Johnson Street.
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James J. Browne View of Brooklyn Park Commissioner James J. Browne, center, and two other unidentified men standing at an unknown location, presumably in Brooklyn.
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