Brooklyn: Holden Street and Dean Street, undated.

Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. T. A. Gillespie Company, contractor. View on Dean Street looking west from 4th Avenue. Showing conditions during construction. October 25, 1923.

Industrial H. S. for Girls Facade of Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls, a large, five-story, masonry building located on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue, with parked automobile, horse-drawn wagon, and street light in foreground, and portions of two buildings, one under construction, in far left background.

Industrial High School for Girls Three-story, masonry facade of back of Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls, Pacific Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue, with portion of adjacent residential building with fire escape and parked automobile in far left foreground, and portion of building under consruction and tower in far right background.

Industrial H. S. for Girls Aerial view of facade and entrance of Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls, located on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue, with street light and four parked automobiles in foreground.

\[Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls] Architectural rendering of Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls, a large, five-story, masonry building erected on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue.

Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls auditorium Caption: "... The auditorium of the new Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls ... located at Dean Street near 3rd Avenue ..."

Celia De Febio Caption: "Sewing is one of many specialized subjects offered girl students \[such as Celia De Febio shown here] in \[Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls, Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue]."

Beauty culture class Caption: "Shown \[here is] a class in beauty culture \[manicuring and hairdressing at Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls located on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue] whose students are absorbed into private industry. Other classes include millinery, dressmaking, home nursing, secretarial work, art, dancing, dramatics and choral groups. Twenty-one nationalities are registered."

\[Mural at Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls] Close-up of mural depicting various vocations taught at Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls located on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue.

Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls Girl, back to camera, ladeling soup into bowl for girl standing in line in the cafeteria at Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls located on Dean street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue. There is a stack of sandwiches on a tray in front of the server and another girl is standing on far right.

Gloria Bristol demonstrating massage technique Caption: "In an alphabetical expansion the three R's of education have been joined by courses in the three P's--poise, personality and pulchritude. Beauty culture classes are enjoying constantly increasing popularity in the city high schools of which Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls \[located on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue], with advanced equipment, is one of the leaders. Photograph shows Gloria Bristol, skin expert, demonstrating the correct massage technique to \[five] students ..."

Anything else, Miss? Caption: "Anything else, Miss?--A course in beauty treatment is part of the curriculum at Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls \[located on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue]. Students in the beauty class practice on each other ... A student \[holding a mirror] is shown here getting a haircut from another, while a third sits under the hair dryer."

\[Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls student] Caption: "Well--er--Results of beauty treatment are being scrutinized by one of the clinical subjects \[student holding hand mirror at Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls located on Dean Street between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue]."

Brooklyn high school of women's garment trades Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0731), some of which may also be described in this new record; Aerial view: caption: "Brooklyn high school of women's garment trades--the school \[Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls, a large, five-story, masonry building] at 3d Ave. and Pacific St. gave diplomas to 156 girls this term;" three-story adjacent building on far left and six parked automobiles in foreground. Note: School's entrance, shown in image, was actually on Dean Street.

Brooklyn high school of women's garment trades Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0731), some of which may also be described in this new record; Aerial view: caption: "Brooklyn high school of women's garment trades--the school \[Brooklyn Industrial High School for Girls, a large, five-story, masonry building] at 3d Ave. and Pacific St. gave diplomas to 156 girls this term;" three-story adjacent building on far left and six parked automobiles in foreground. Note: School's entrance, shown in image, was actually on Dean Street.

\[Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School students] Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0965, SCHL 0966, SCHL 0969), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of students and employees in the cafeteria at Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School located at 345 Dean Street. Captions: 0965: "These girls training for jobs as restaurant personnel in the food trades department ... are, left to right, Angelina Impirota, 16, 540A Henry St.; Theresa Burth, 17, 5202 5th Ave.; Bernice Stimus, 17, 68 Talman St.; Alice Stoll, 16, 4977 7th Ave., and Barbara Tyler, 17, 1531 Bergen St." 0966: "Food students Annie Fields, left, and Leona White prepare salads for the 'Tea Room'." 0969: "Mrs. Myrtle Keene, lunchroom cook, checks the soup with Mrs. Grace McKelvey, dietician." 0970: "Elaine Jordan and Theresa Polito choose hamburger on a roll in the students' lunchroom. Student helper, Sophie Torres, assists Mrs. Ruby Hunter serve the mashed potatoes as the other students line up for soup and sandwiches." Four of the students are African American.

\[Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School students] Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0965, SCHL 0966, SCHL 0969), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of students and employees in the cafeteria at Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School located at 345 Dean Street. Captions: 0965: "These girls training for jobs as restaurant personnel in the food trades department ... are, left to right, Angelina Impirota, 16, 540A Henry St.; Theresa Burth, 17, 5202 5th Ave.; Bernice Stimus, 17, 68 Talman St.; Alice Stoll, 16, 4977 7th Ave., and Barbara Tyler, 17, 1531 Bergen St." 0966: "Food students Annie Fields, left, and Leona White prepare salads for the 'Tea Room'." 0969: "Mrs. Myrtle Keene, lunchroom cook, checks the soup with Mrs. Grace McKelvey, dietician." 0970: "Elaine Jordan and Theresa Polito choose hamburger on a roll in the students' lunchroom. Student helper, Sophie Torres, assists Mrs. Ruby Hunter serve the mashed potatoes as the other students line up for soup and sandwiches." Four of the students are African American.

\[Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School students] Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0965, SCHL 0966, SCHL 0969), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of students and employees in the cafeteria at Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School located at 345 Dean Street. Captions: 0965: "These girls training for jobs as restaurant personnel in the food trades department ... are, left to right, Angelina Impirota, 16, 540A Henry St.; Theresa Burth, 17, 5202 5th Ave.; Bernice Stimus, 17, 68 Talman St.; Alice Stoll, 16, 4977 7th Ave., and Barbara Tyler, 17, 1531 Bergen St." 0966: "Food students Annie Fields, left, and Leona White prepare salads for the 'Tea Room'." 0969: "Mrs. Myrtle Keene, lunchroom cook, checks the soup with Mrs. Grace McKelvey, dietician." 0970: "Elaine Jordan and Theresa Polito choose hamburger on a roll in the students' lunchroom. Student helper, Sophie Torres, assists Mrs. Ruby Hunter serve the mashed potatoes as the other students line up for soup and sandwiches." Four of the students are African American.

\[Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School students] Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0965, SCHL 0966, SCHL 0969), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of students and employees in the cafeteria at Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School located at 345 Dean Street. Captions: 0965: "These girls training for jobs as restaurant personnel in the food trades department ... are, left to right, Angelina Impirota, 16, 540A Henry St.; Theresa Burth, 17, 5202 5th Ave.; Bernice Stimus, 17, 68 Talman St.; Alice Stoll, 16, 4977 7th Ave., and Barbara Tyler, 17, 1531 Bergen St." 0966: "Food students Annie Fields, left, and Leona White prepare salads for the 'Tea Room'." 0969: "Mrs. Myrtle Keene, lunchroom cook, checks the soup with Mrs. Grace McKelvey, dietician." 0970: "Elaine Jordan and Theresa Polito choose hamburger on a roll in the students' lunchroom. Student helper, Sophie Torres, assists Mrs. Ruby Hunter serve the mashed potatoes as the other students line up for soup and sandwiches." Four of the students are African American.

\[Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School students] Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0968), some of which may also be described in this new record; Captions: 0968: "High school crown for Elsa Jacobsen, Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School's new posture queen. Marie Martinelli of 154 Adelphi St. is one of her ladies-in-waiting, shown about to place coronet on the queen. The two other members of her court are, left, Jenny Riccardo, 18, of New Hyde Park, and Vertell Brown, 15, of 147 Washington Ave. The 15-year-old queen lives at 114 75th St. ..." 0972: "Joan Noster, a Needle Trades senior, is crowned the school's first posture queen during assembly. Lucille Rebere, president of the General Organization, does the honors while two of ... ladies-in-waiting, Joan Scott, left, and Lucy Giacona, watch." Contest winners are seated and holding a trophy. One girl in each image is African American.

\[Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School students] Image represented is one of a related set (SCHL 0968), some of which may also be described in this new record; Captions: 0968: "High school crown for Elsa Jacobsen, Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School's new posture queen. Marie Martinelli of 154 Adelphi St. is one of her ladies-in-waiting, shown about to place coronet on the queen. The two other members of her court are, left, Jenny Riccardo, 18, of New Hyde Park, and Vertell Brown, 15, of 147 Washington Ave. The 15-year-old queen lives at 114 75th St. ..." 0972: "Joan Noster, a Needle Trades senior, is crowned the school's first posture queen during assembly. Lucille Rebere, president of the General Organization, does the honors while two of ... ladies-in-waiting, Joan Scott, left, and Lucy Giacona, watch." Contest winners are seated and holding a trophy. One girl in each image is African American.

Approved Caption: "Approved--Grace Patti \[student at Sarah J. Hale Vocational High School, 345 Dean Street] ... enjoys her luncheon of soup, sandwich, stewed apricots and milk. ..."

Brooklyn: Dean Street - 3rd Avenue 357-367 Dean Street, north side, from, but not including Third, to, but not including Fourth Aves. The buildings from 357.365 are frame. May 11, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Dean Street - 3rd Avenue 322-326 Dean Street, south side, between Third and Fourth Aves. The one story brick building is No. 22. 1922\. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.