\[363-375 Fulton Street] East side of Fulton Street, south of Myrtle Avenue. Shows 363 - 375 Fulton Street; 367-373 Fulton Street are in the Arbuckle Building.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia speaking at the official start of demolition.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia speaking at the official start of demolition.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia with a blowtorch, cutting the first girder.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia speaking at the official start of demolition.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia speaking at the official start of demolition.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia descending a ladder.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia speaking at the official start of demolition.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia with a blowtorch, cutting the first girder.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, June 16, 1941. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia with a blowtorch, cutting the first girder.

Burned up and smashed down Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0530, WORK 0531, WORK 0529), some of which may also be described in this new record; Sequence of photos showing demolition of fire-damaged building in Brooklyn Heights. Caption: "Burned up and smashed down: Wreckers move in on ancient Arbuckle Building, gutted by roaring, fire-alarm fire, to complete the destruction. Big crane with one-ton steel ball smashed shell of abandoned building to rubble in an hour while smoke still poured from flames in basement of the building at 367 Fulton St. Fireproof Fulton Savings Bank, at right, was unharmed as were Borough Hall and other nearby structures...."

Burned up and smashed down Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0530, WORK 0531, WORK 0529), some of which may also be described in this new record; Sequence of photos showing demolition of fire-damaged building in Brooklyn Heights. Caption: "Burned up and smashed down: Wreckers move in on ancient Arbuckle Building, gutted by roaring, fire-alarm fire, to complete the destruction. Big crane with one-ton steel ball smashed shell of abandoned building to rubble in an hour while smoke still poured from flames in basement of the building at 367 Fulton St. Fireproof Fulton Savings Bank, at right, was unharmed as were Borough Hall and other nearby structures...."

Burned up and smashed down Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0530, WORK 0531, WORK 0529), some of which may also be described in this new record; Sequence of photos showing demolition of fire-damaged building in Brooklyn Heights. Caption: "Burned up and smashed down: Wreckers move in on ancient Arbuckle Building, gutted by roaring, fire-alarm fire, to complete the destruction. Big crane with one-ton steel ball smashed shell of abandoned building to rubble in an hour while smoke still poured from flames in basement of the building at 367 Fulton St. Fireproof Fulton Savings Bank, at right, was unharmed as were Borough Hall and other nearby structures...."

Burned up and smashed down Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0530, WORK 0531, WORK 0529), some of which may also be described in this new record; Sequence of photos showing demolition of fire-damaged building in Brooklyn Heights. Caption: "Burned up and smashed down: Wreckers move in on ancient Arbuckle Building, gutted by roaring, fire-alarm fire, to complete the destruction. Big crane with one-ton steel ball smashed shell of abandoned building to rubble in an hour while smoke still poured from flames in basement of the building at 367 Fulton St. Fireproof Fulton Savings Bank, at right, was unharmed as were Borough Hall and other nearby structures...."

Downtown landmark goes up in flames Night view of firemen at burning building. Caption: "Downtown landmark goes up in flames: Firemen pour water from hoses and water tower, left, into blazing Arbuckle Building, 367 Fulton St., one of Brooklyn's oldest office buildings. Firemen blamed homeless bums for starting fire in abandoned building, slated to be torn down for new Supreme Court."