\[St. Francis College] Large, four-story building with group of schoolboys, including two in center with a bicycle. Caption: "The college in 1901, located on Butler Street, as it was depicted on a postcard by Abraham & Straus.

St. Francis College St. Francis College, a small, three-story masonry building at Baltic Street, near Court Street, with iron fence along front, two adjacent houses on right, several houses in left background, and sidewalk and street in foreground.

Old houses on Baltic St Facades of four three-story houses with shuttered windows (three are wood-frame, one is brick) at 285, 287, 289, and 291 Baltic Street; iron fences along front, attached houses on both sides, and large tree in far left foreground.

St. Francis College Close-up of portion of top of building: caption: "The newest of the set of buildings which house St. Francis faces on Butler St."

\[Court and Kane Streets, Brooklyn, NY] Intersection of Court and Kane Streets on BMT Court Street trolley line, Brooklyn, NY.View of trolley tracks and storefronts, including the "King William" food market, and the Lido movie theater, advertising "Lady in the Dark" starring Ginger Rogers.

St. Francis induction Caption: "St. Francis induction--Six outstanding students of St. Francis College \[wearing academic caps and gowns] are inducted into the Duns Scotus Honor Society in the Chapel of Our Lady of the Angels at 35 Butler St. by, left to right, the Rev. Brother Pascal, O.S.F., dean; the Rev. Gerard M. Murray, and the Rev. Brother Jerome, O.S.F., president of the College. \[All three are wearing clerical attire.] The honor students are James L. Driscoll of Woodhaven, Leo M. Keegan of Richmond Hill, Robert C. Minion of Rockville Centre, Pasquale Esenplare of 528 Clinton St., Eugene Tkachenko of 115 Seneca Ave. and Daniel A. Walsh of 22 Fiske Place. Standing in the rear is John J. McDonald, president of the Society;" two students are holding certificates and one is receiving one.

St. Francis College Caption: "St. Francis College at 35 Butler St. was founded by the Franciscan Brothers in 1857. Brother Columba is president-emeritus;" adjacent buildings on both sides, several parked automobiles, including one police car, and street light in foreground.

\[View of north side of Baltic Street.] View of north side of Baltic Street looking east (between Smith Street and Court Street).

\[North side of Butler Street.] North side of Butler Street between Court Street and Smith Street. 82nd Precinct at left. View looking west.

St. Francis Preparatory School Partial facade of St. Francis Preparatory School, a large, four-story brick building at 41 Butler Street, with parked automobile in left foreground.