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160-166 Jackson Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Peter F. Connolly Company, contractor. View on Jackson Avenue looking east from a point just east of Van Alst Avenue (21st Street). Showing the trench after laying the water pipes and sewer. August 19, 1925.
160-166 Jackson Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Peter F. Connolly Company, contractor. View looking east on Jackson Avenue from a point near Van Alst Avenue (21st Street). Showing trench excavation. In the background is the public school building (MoMA P.S.1) and the elevated tracks of the 7 subway. August 4, 1925.
160-166 Jackson Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Peter F. Connolly Company, contractor. View on Jackson Avenue looking west from a point near Beech Street. Showing the 72-inch steel pipes and the 30-inch sewer in trench. (Beech Street no longer exists, but would have been at the end of 46th Road, between Crane Street and Arch Street.) August 19, 1925.
160-166 Jackson Avenue
Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. Peter F. Connolly Company, contractor. View of the contractor's trenching operations in the sidewalk along Jackson Avenue from a point near 9th Street (now 46th Road), looking west. August 4, 1925.
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