Newtown - Colonel Hunt House - Forest Hills Colonel Hunt House - View of the Col. Hunt House from across a field. The house was on the NE corner of Metropolitan Ave. and 69th Ave., and was torn down in February 1925. Owned by Thomas Hunt 1860, T. Hunt 1873, J. Hunt 1891, Hunt Estate 1896 Pennsylvania Railroad owned 1922-23, Wolfert occupied 1922.

Newtown - Colonel Hunt House - Forest Hills Colonel Hunt House - NE corner of Metropolitan Ave. and 69th Ave. (formerly Stafford Ave.). Col Hunt had a stock farm. The house was torn down Feb. 1925. Owned by Thomas Hunt 1860, T. Hunt 1873, J. Hunt 1891, Hunt Estate 1896. Pennsylvania Railroad owned 1922-23, Wolfert occupied 1922.

Newtown - Colonel Hunt House - Forest Hills Colonel Hunt House - A tree at the Col. Hunt House, on the NE corner of Metropolitan Ave. & 69th Ave. At lower right corner behind leaves is the Hunt House in the distance. At lower left are outbuildings. In the early 1920s the Pennsylvania Railroad owned the property and Wolfert occupied it. The house and outbuildings were torn down Feb. 1925.

Newtown - Colonel Hunt House - Forest Hills Colonel Hunt House - On the NE corner of Metropolitan Ave. and 69th Ave. This view is of the south and west facades. The house was torn down Feb. 1925. Owned by Thomas Hunt 1860, T. Hunt 1873, J. Hunt 1891, Hunt Estate 1896. Pennsylvania Railroad owned 1922-23, Wolfert occupied 1922.

Newtown - Colonel Hunt House - Forest Hills Colonel Hunt House - Col. Hunt House with outbuildings and wagon sheds to the rear, on the NE corner of Metropolitan Ave. and 69th Ave. The house was torn down Feb. 1925. Owned by Thomas Hunt 1860, T. Hunt 1873, J. Hunt 1891, Hunt Estate 1896. Pennsylvania Railroad owned 1922-23, Wolfert occupied 1922.

Newtown - Colonel Hunt House - Forest Hills Colonel Hunt House - Metropolitan Ave. on the NE of corner 69th Ave. Col. Hunt had a stock farm. Property was owned by: Thomas Hunt 1860, T. Hunt 1873, J. Hunt 1891, and Hunt Estate 1896. A Wolfert was the occupant in 1922 and the Pennsylvania Railroad owned. The house was taken down Feb. 1925. \[Black mark from damage to the negative]