Newtown - Mrs. Raymond's House - Elmhurst Mrs. Raymond's House (1873) - Later Jeremiah Casey's House (1891). Old address 49 Queens Blvd., north side, 40 Feet east of 55th Road (formerly Homans St.). Jeremiah Casey was born in 1847 in Ireland and came to Newtown in 1850, for years he was the village blacksmith at the corner of Grand St. (Broadway) and the current 45th Ave. Casey retired in 1912 and died Sept. 6, 1917.

Newtown - Mrs. Raymond's House - Elmhurst Mrs. Raymond's House (1873) - Later Jeremiah Casey's House (1891). Queens Blvd., north side, opposite Homans Ave. (now 55th Road). \[Anne (?) N. Woodward, granddaughter of Joseph Woodward, married 1) John Alsop 2) Samuel G. Raymond]

Newtown - Mrs. Raymond's House - Elmhurst Mrs. Raymond's House (1873) - Later Jeremiah Casey's House (1891). Old address 49 Queens Blvd., north side - nearly opposite Homans Ave. (now 55th Road). Jeremiah Casey was born in 1847 in Ireland and came to Newtown in 1850, for years he was the village blacksmith at the corner of Grand St. (Broadway) and the current 45th Ave. Casey retired in 1912 and died Sept. 6, 1917. The house appears to be abandoned in this photo, which was probably taken shortly before the house was moved to 91-44 Queens Blvd., south side, 100 feet east of Woodhaven Blvd.

Newtown - Mrs. Raymond's House - Elmhurst Mrs. Raymond's House (1873) - Later Jeremiah Casey's House (1891). A rear view of the house at old address no. 49 Queens Blvd., north side, about opposite 55th road. The house sits empty and abandoned here and was shortly moved to 91-44 Queens Blvd., south side, about 100 feet east of Woodhaven Blvd.