New Casino Mansions on the Heights Facade of eight-story brick apartment house (Casino Mansions?) at the intersection of Hicks Street and Montague Street; two trees and mail box in left foreground, adjoining building on far left, two residential buildings in right background, and intersecting streets.

Brooklyn: Hicks Street - Montague Street Hicks Street, at the N.W. corner of Montague Street, showing the Gilkison Swiss Cottage, razed before 1929; since then an 8-story building has occupied the site. 1920\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

\[Hicks Street.] Hicks Street - 200 Hicks Street with awning.

Brooklyn: Montague Street - Henry Street 35-41 Montague Street, north side, just east of Henry street, showing three brownstone houses, Nos. 39 to 41. No. 35 is the fenced-off empty lot on the left which is up for sale by the D.\&M. Chauncey Beal Estate Company. A two-story brick building was later erected here and was occupied by Fendleton and Fendleton. The first house, No. 37, was used as a branch by the American Bible Society. View 3 shows the lot at No. 35, and the house occupied by the Bible Society (No. 37). Also shown are the rears of three dwellings which front on the south side of Pierpont Street and are No. 98, 96, and 90 (left). No. 96, the center house is the Turner house. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection About 1916 MAY BE REPRODUCED Views 1, 3