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18-33 Ditmars Boulevard
House on the Ditmars Property House on the Ditmars property. hand written on back of print: Ditmars property Ditmars Ave north of NY Connecting RR Bridge Astoria Long Island City 1922
18-33 Ditmars Boulevard
House on the Ditmars Property House on the Ditmars property. hand written on back of print: later house on Ditmars Est Ditmars Ave east of Bld LIC 1923
18-33 Ditmars Boulevard
Queens: Ditmars Boulevard - Shore Boulevard (1) Ditmars Boulevard, north side, east of Shore Boulevard, showing an A.D. Ditmars house from 1873 to 1891. John A. Barto also resided here, so did one Mothman, a silk weaver. Judge Shipman was another resident. The house was demolished in November 1933. 1922\. E. L. Ambruster Collection. (2) The same. March 1923. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (3) The same. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (4) The same, viewed northwestward showing at the left the East River (Hell Gate) and the Hell Gate Bridge (New York Connecting Railroad Bridge). At the right partially shown is the Nesbitt (also known as Nesmith) House. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection.
18-33 Ditmars Boulevard
Queens: Ditmars Boulevard - Shore Boulevard (1) Ditmars Boulevard, north side, east of Shore Boulevard, showing an A.D. Ditmars house from 1873 to 1891. John A. Barto also resided here, so did one Mothman, a silk weaver. Judge Shipman was another resident. The house was demolished in November 1933. 1922\. E. L. Ambruster Collection. (2) The same. March 1923. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (3) The same. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (4) The same, viewed northwestward showing at the left the East River (Hell Gate) and the Hell Gate Bridge (New York Connecting Railroad Bridge). At the right partially shown is the Nesbitt (also known as Nesmith) House. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection.
18-33 Ditmars Boulevard
Queens: Ditmars Boulevard - Shore Boulevard (1) Ditmars Boulevard, north side, east of Shore Boulevard, showing an A.D. Ditmars house from 1873 to 1891. John A. Barto also resided here, so did one Mothman, a silk weaver. Judge Shipman was another resident. The house was demolished in November 1933. 1922\. E. L. Ambruster Collection. (2) The same. March 1923. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (3) The same. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (4) The same, viewed northwestward showing at the left the East River (Hell Gate) and the Hell Gate Bridge (New York Connecting Railroad Bridge). At the right partially shown is the Nesbitt (also known as Nesmith) House. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection.
18-33 Ditmars Boulevard
Queens: Ditmars Boulevard - Shore Boulevard (1) Ditmars Boulevard, north side, east of Shore Boulevard, showing an A.D. Ditmars house from 1873 to 1891. John A. Barto also resided here, so did one Mothman, a silk weaver. Judge Shipman was another resident. The house was demolished in November 1933. 1922\. E. L. Ambruster Collection. (2) The same. March 1923. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (3) The same. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection. (4) The same, viewed northwestward showing at the left the East River (Hell Gate) and the Hell Gate Bridge (New York Connecting Railroad Bridge). At the right partially shown is the Nesbitt (also known as Nesmith) House. April 1925. Eugene L. Ambruster Collection.
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