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7325 Woodhaven Boulevard

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7325 Woodhaven Boulevard

Newtown - Van Duyn House - Glendale Van Duyn House - Small shingled farmhouse on the west side of Trotting Course Lane (Woodhaven Blvd.), south of Metropolitan Ave., and just south of Vanderveer House near the line of current 73rd Ave. The house was built circa 1736, and was known as Van Duyn House, it stood on the south end of original Van Duyn Farm. Garret Van Dine, Son of Dominicus (1757-1830) owned the farm in 1852, in 1860 Hunt owned, and the owner was Thomas Wolfert (J. Wolford) in 1873.
7325 Woodhaven Boulevard image

7325 Woodhaven Boulevard

Newtown - Van Duyn House - Glendale Van Duyn House - The house was built circa 1736, and was located on the west side of Trotting Course Lane (Woodhaven Blvd.), south of Metropolitan Ave. just south of Vanderveer House near the line of current 73rd Ave. Garret Van Dine, Son of Dominicus (1757-1830) owned the farm in 1852, in 1860 Hunt owned, and the owner was Thomas Wolfert (J. Wolford) in 1873. The house was at the south end of the Old Colonial Van Duyn Farm, with the land extending south along Old Trotting Course Lane (Woodhaven Blvd.) and 88th St. to about Union Turnpike. Photo taken April 1923.
7325 Woodhaven Boulevard image

7325 Woodhaven Boulevard

Newtown - Van Duyn House - Glendale Van Duyn House - The house was built circa 1736, on the west side of Trotting Course Lane (Woodhaven Blvd.), south of Metropolitan Ave. just south of Vanderveer House near the line of current 73rd Ave. (Vanderveer property just to the right of the Fence). The house was near the south end of the Old Van Duyn (Van Dine) Farm. Garret Van Dine, Son of Dominicus (1757-1830) owned the farm in 1852, in 1860 Hunt owned, and the owner was Thomas Wolfert (J. Wolford) in 1873. Photo taken May 1923.
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