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Eleanor Roosevelt's Close Knish Encounter of The Forward Kind!
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Eleanor Roosevelt was a noted human rights activist, longest-serving first lady of the United States and friend to knish lovers everywhere!
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Our Lady of Peace Church
Manhattan: 62nd Street (East) - 2nd Avenue (1) East 62nd Street, north side, west from (No. 245), but not including Second Ave. Shown in the foreground, is the Church of Our Lady of Peace (R.C.). with its Rectory (No. 237) adjoining. October 20, 1930. P. L. Sperr. (2) A view, showing only the Rectory and Church of Our Lady of Peace. October 20, 1930. P. L. Sperr.
Our Lady of Peace Church
Manhattan: 62nd Street (East) - 2nd Avenue 237-241 East 62nd Street, north side, between Second and Third Aves. The view shows the Rectory and Church of Our Lady of Peace, R.C. April 21, 1934. P. L. Sperr.
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Our Lady of Peace Church
Manhattan: 62nd Street (East) - 2nd Avenue 225-245 East 62nd Street, north side, west of Second Ave., Nos. 239-241 is the Church of Our Lady of Peace. About 1905. tieg.~ 1671
Our Lady of Peace Church
Manhattan: 62nd Street (East) - 2nd Avenue (1) East 62nd Street, north side, west from (No. 245), but not including Second Ave. Shown in the foreground, is the Church of Our Lady of Peace (R.C.). with its Rectory (No. 237) adjoining. October 20, 1930. P. L. Sperr. (2) A view, showing only the Rectory and Church of Our Lady of Peace. October 20, 1930. P. L. Sperr.
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