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Frank Crosswaith, Black labor organizer and man of the people
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Group of Socialist leaders including Forward editor in chief Ab Cahan (in center, looking to his right), former Vienna, Austria vice-Mayor Dr. Max Winter, and Frank R. Crosswaith, founder of the Negro Labor Committee
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2309 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
Old houses, possibly at Eighth Avenue and W. 124th Street, New York City, 1897.
280 St. Nicholas Avenue
Manhattan: 124th Street (West) - St. Nicholas Avenue W. 124th Street, east from St. Iicholas Avenue. Note the Ninth Avenue Elevated Line running in a north and southward direction on Eighth Avenue. The white building seen at the left is now (1938) gone; having been replaced by a business structure. It bears No. 280 St. Nicholas Avenue and is at the N.E. corner. July 1929. Geo. L. Balgue
2309 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
Ninth Avenue El, Manhattan, at 125th Street station north, uptown side, December 1, 1940.
2309 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
Ninth Avenue El, Manhattan, at 125th Street station north, uptown side, December 1, 1940.
300 West 125th Street
8th Avenue between 124th and 125th Street. Block front west side 2309-2311-2319-2325 8th Avenue and 300 West 125th Street, corner building.
310 West 125th Street
Manhattan: 125th Street (West) - 8th Avenue West 125th Street, south side, at Eighth Ave. (elevated there- upon), showing under demolition two structures slightly west of that point. These are No's. 310 and 312 West 125th Street. The elevated system shown is the Ninth Ave. line, running at this point on Eighth Ave. May 1932. George L. Balgue.
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