P.S. 27 Facade of PS 27, a two-story masonry building, possibly located at Huntington Street and Hicks Street, with iron fence along front and side and street lamp in foreground.

Red Hook Architectural rendering: Caption: "Red Hook--Groundbreaking ceremonies for five new Brooklyn elementary schools, including the addition to Public School 27 at Huntington and Hicks Sts., will be held soon in ... the borough. Just a block away from one of Brooklyn's largest housing projects, the $1,313,100 wing will accomodate 648 pupils;" two automobiles and two pedestrians in right foreground.

P.S. 27 Caption: "P.S. 27, \[a large, three-story, brick building under construction,] closest to Red Hook's extensive housing project, is the first school to be built by WPA in Brooklyn. Beset with labor troubles at the height of the work, pupils and teachers of the old school building, erected in 1869, will soon be able to move into the new building at Hicks and Huntington Streets, originally proposed for construction during 1941;" utility pole and "One way" sign in foreground.

Brooklyn: Nelson Street - Hicks Street Nelson Street (right), at the S.W. corner of Hicks Street, showing Public School No. 27. P. L. Sperr View 1: June 25, 1931 View 2: August 5, 1934

Brooklyn: Nelson Street - Hicks Street Nelson Street (right), at the S.W. corner of Hicks Street, showing Public School No. 27. P. L. Sperr View 1: June 25, 1931 View 2: August 5, 1934

Brooklyn 14, P.S. 27 (Agnes Y. Humphrey), Nelson St at Hicks St; Jerry Spearman, Photographer