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65-71 Columbia Heights
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Brownstone facades on Columbia Heights in Brooklyn Heights, May 14 1936. These buildings were razed during the construction of Robert Moses’s Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and later replaced by a playground.
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Intersection of Columbia Heights and Middagh Street: vine covered apartment house with iron fence along front in right foreground, commercial/residential building, horse-drawn wagon, and fire hydrant in left foreground, several buildings and section of Brooklyn Bridge in background. (Brooklyn Daily Eagle Photographs, 1916)
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65 Columbia Heights Facades of two four-story brownstone houses, 65-67 Columbia Heights; portion of adjacent house on far left.
65-71 Columbia Heights
Changing New York; Brooklyn Facade: 65-71 Columbia Heights Between Cranberry and Middagh Streets.
Harry Chapin Playground
Survey proposed playground Caption: "Survey proposed playground--Borough President Cashmore, center, inspecting proposed location for a playground for Brooklyn Heights children at Columbia Heights and Middagh St. At left is Borough Works Commissioner John J. Lynch and, at right, Philip P. Farley, consulting engineer to the borough president." Image also includes several pedestrians, laborer working on far right, and several apartment houses in background.
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