\[Smith Street between Livingston and Fulton along the 8th Avenue IND Line] Survey photograph prior to construction of the 8th Avenue IND subway line taken looking south on the east sidewalk of Smith Street between Livingston and Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY.

Schrafft's, 386 Fulton Street, B'klyn, Interior, Tables and Stair Rail with Candy Boxes and Doll.

Schrafft's, 386 Fulton Street, B'klyn, Interior, Candy Counter. The candy counter at Schrafft's Restaurant at 386 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.

Schrafft's, 386 Fulton Street, B'klyn, Interior, Candy Counter.

Schrafft's, 386 Fulton Street, B'klyn, Interior, Candy Counter & Boxes and Dolls.

Schrafft's, 386 Fulton Street, B'klyn, Interior, Candy Counter. Schrafft's Restaurant at 386 Fulton Street, Brooklyn; long view of the candy counter.

Schrafft's, 386 Fulton Street, B'klyn, Interior, Candy Counter. The candy counter at Schrafft's Restaurant 386 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Fulton Street and Gallatin Street \[i.e. Gallatin Place?], June 20, 1941.Preparing to pull up a column.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Jay Street, June 25, 1941. A 25 ton girder being cut in preparation for removal.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 24, 1941. A 25 ton girder crossing Jay Street.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Jay Street, June 25, 1941. A 25 ton girder being cut in preparation for removal.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Jay Street, June 25, 1941. A 25 ton girder being cut in preparation for removal.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Jay Street, June 25, 1941. A 25 ton girder being cut in preparation for removal.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Jay Street, June 25, 1941. A 25 ton girder being cut in preparation for removal.

Brooklyn: Smith Street - Livingston Street Smith and lLivingston Sts., n.e. cor., B'klyn. Juuly 7, 192 P. L. Sperr, photographer Neg. No. A-832

\[Redecorated lounge of Loew's Metropolitan Theater] View of recently redecorated lounge of former Loew's Metropolitan Theater (now Brooklyn Tabernacle) at 17 Smith Street, showing elaborately carved wooden table with figurine, marble fireplace, chandelier, and many other ornate features.

Bond's Fulton St Caption: "Bond's Fulton St.--An architect's conception of the million-dollar limestone-and-marble structure at Fulton St. and Gallatin Place will have its grand opening Wednesday as the 64th unit in the bond chain. A four-story, almost-windowless building, it is stocked to clothe the entire family."

\[Two women in lounge of Loew's Metropolitan Theater] Two women (one smoking, one looking at watch) seated on sofa in recently redecorated lounge of former Loew's Metropolitan Theater (now the Brooklyn Tabernacle) at 17 Smith Street. Caption on verso: "FURNITURE groupings make waiting for 'the complete show to start' a pleasure. The color scheme blends rose and green."

New theater mezzanine Two men looking at painting of cityscape in lounge of former movie theater (now Brooklyn Tabernacle) at 17 Smith Street. Caption on verso: "NEW THEATER MEZZANINE: Inspecting new mezzanine lounge recently completed at Loew's Metropolitan Theater are Bernard Simon, theater manager, left, and Henry J. Davenport, president of Downtown Brooklyn Association."

\[Three people in lounge of Loew's Metropolitan Theater] One woman seated on sofa in foreground and couple conversing in background in recently redecorated lounge of former Loew's Metropolitan Theater (now the Brooklyn Tabernacle) at 17 Smith Street. Caption on verso: "FOCAL POINT of the lounge is this massive period table decorated with exotic jade pottery and classic vase for fresh cut flowers. Modified Lawson style davenports flank the table while large hand-painted ash urns of Greek influence are visible at the ends."

\[Livingston Street and Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY] Livingston and Smith streets, Brooklyn, NY. Southwestward view of Livingston Street, showing East bound car #8435 on the Putnam Avenue trolley line, as well as shops, pedestrians and cars.

Bond Clothes Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0944), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two interior views of Bond Clothes located on Fulton Street at Gallatin Place. Both images show employees helping store customers. 0944 shows men's department with racks of sports jackets; 0947 shows women's department with racks of coats.

Bond Clothes Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0944), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two interior views of Bond Clothes located on Fulton Street at Gallatin Place. Both images show employees helping store customers. 0944 shows men's department with racks of sports jackets; 0947 shows women's department with racks of coats.

Roy F. Hagedorn and H. H. Nathan Caption: "Roy F. Hagedorn, 586 E. 34th St., was awarded an automobile in a contest sponsored by the Bond Store, 400 Fulton St. The contest was in celebration of the store's 41 anniversary. ... The winner was congratulated by H. H. Nathan, general manager of the store."

Snow Loaders

A.D.Matthews' Sons, Brooklyn's Oldest Business House More Than 50 Stores Under One Roof Established 1837 Secondary subject: Long Island Day

A.D.Matthews' Sons. Fulton St., Gallatin Pl., Livingston and Smith Sts., Brooklyn, N. Y. Paris, Berlin, Vienna.