Brooklyn: L.I.R.R. (Long Island Railroad) platform at Flatbush Avenue and Atlantic Avenue, 1903. Humber Riding Academy visible.

Bull's Head Tavern View of Bull's Head Tavern, a four-story, wood-frame building, containing a restaurant, located in Flatbush. Image includes two horse-drawn wagons in right foreground and one horse-drawn carriage and two small wood-frame buildings in left background.

Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue - Atlantic Avenue Flatbush Ave., east side, from and including Atlantic Ave., to, but not including Hanson Place. A view of the Long Island Railroad Station is at the left, and the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit Company Structure,at the right. About 1916. Ewing Galloway.

Brooklyn: Atlantic Avenue - Flatbush Avenue Atlantic Ave., north side, stand west from the intersection of Atlantic and Flatbush Aves. Also seen is Flatbush Ave., west side, and north from the intersection of Atlantic and Flatbush Aves. May 11, 1929 P.L.Sperr.

Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue - Pacific Street Flatbush Ave., west side, just north of its intersection with Pacific Street, showing the B.M.T. Culver Elevated Lines in the foreground. In the background, is the Long Island Railroad Depot. May 11, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Atlantic Avenue - Flatbush Avenue Atlantic Ave., north side, at and adjoinin the east side of Flatbush Ave. Also seen is Flatbush Ave., east side, from and including Atlantic Ave., to, but not including Hanson Place. May 11, 1929 P.L. Sperr

Brooklyn: Fort Greene Place - Hanson Place 172-182 Fort Greene Place, west side, between Hanson Place and Atlantic Ave. October 6, 1929. P. L. Sperr. 178-80 Ft. Greene Pl. B'KLYN Whole sale meat market Julius Dahlman, owner J. Graham, Architect Dismantled Apr. 1978 Atlantic Terminal Urban Renewal (Scott Witter)

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at Atlantic Avenue, May 29, 1940. View looking south.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at Atlantic Avenue, May 29, 1940. View looking north.

Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue - Atlantic Avenue Flatbush Avenue, east side, between Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Street, showing the entrance to the B. M. T. subway station. Shown, too, are rears of tenements fronting on Atlantic Avenue and bearing numbers 608 to 616. May 17, 1940 P. L. Sperr

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at Atlantic Avenue, October 26, 1941.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at Atlantic Avenue, October 26, 1941.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at Atlantic Avenue, October 26, 1941.

Fifth Avenue El, Brooklyn, at Atlantic Avenue, October 26, 1941.

Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue - Pacific Street P.L. Sperr, photographer 5-311942 Neg. A-775

Fort Greene Market Image represented is one of a related set (NEIG 0971), some of which may also be described in this new record; Long line of customers before entrance to Fort Greene Retail Meat Market at 174 Fort Greene Place; two policemen look out from entrance; fire hydrant and trash receptacle on sidewalk in foreground; portion of Blue Ribbon Butter & Egg Company (172 Fort Greene Place) at far right.

\[Fort Greene Retail Meat Market] Closeup of storefront of Fort Greene Retail Meat Market at 174 Fort Greene Place; five-step stoop leading into market; fire hydrant and portion of parked truck in foreground; second floor fire escape over market entrance; portions of attached buildings on both sides.

\[Flatbush Avenue and Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues, Brooklyn, NY. Showing trolley #8101 on the St. Johns Place trolley line, #6981 on the Flatbush Avenue trolley line and trolley #8271. Also showing pedestrians, cars, shops, billboards.

Fort Greene Market Image represented is one of a related set (NEIG 0971), some of which may also be described in this new record; Long line of customers before entrance to Fort Greene Retail Meat Market at 174 Fort Greene Place; two policemen look out from entrance; fire hydrant and trash receptacle on sidewalk in foreground; portion of Blue Ribbon Butter & Egg Company (172 Fort Greene Place) at far right.

Meat, and plenty of it Two workers, one standing on ground, one standing in truck, load sides of beef into back of open truck, possibly at 174 Fort Greene Place. Caption: "Meat, and plenty of it -- This scene is in one of the independent packing company storage refrigerators in the Fort Greene Market area. But you'll see little of this; most of it is earmarked for hospitals."

It's porterhouse Caption: "It's porterhouse -- Hyman Glazer, butcher at Fort Greene Market \[174 Fort Greene Place], chalks up 65 cents a pound for steak."

Retiring railway expressmen Caption: "Retiring railway expressmen--Bernard S. Gill, of Laurelton, third from left, and William Rau, of Merrick, second from right, receive farewell wishes and checks from fellow employees and officials of the Railway Express Company, 38 Hanson Place, upon their retirement after 37 years of service. Officials who took part in the presentation are, left to right, Walter H. Hoffman, vehicle superintendent; William H. Furst, Brooklyn vehicle supervisor, and Robert G. McLain, superintendent of the commercial division."

\[Long Island Rail Road station] Image represented is one of a related set (TRAN 0611, TRAN 0610), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of interior of main terminal of Long Island Rail Road on Atlantic Avenue. Images include several people, two shops with signs, "Flowers for all occasions" and "Soda, lunch," and scaffolding with sign, "We're cleaning up the Long Island; sorry to inconvenience you."

\[Long Island Rail Road station] Image represented is one of a related set (TRAN 0611, TRAN 0610), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of interior of main terminal of Long Island Rail Road on Atlantic Avenue. Images include several people, two shops with signs, "Flowers for all occasions" and "Soda, lunch," and scaffolding with sign, "We're cleaning up the Long Island; sorry to inconvenience you."

\[Long Island Rail Road station] Image represented is one of a related set (TRAN 0611, TRAN 0610), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of interior of main terminal of Long Island Rail Road on Atlantic Avenue. Images include several people, two shops with signs, "Flowers for all occasions" and "Soda, lunch," and scaffolding with sign, "We're cleaning up the Long Island; sorry to inconvenience you."

\[Atlantic Avenue Station: IRT Brooklyn Line] View of Atlantic Avenue station on the IRT Brooklyn Line taken from the edge of platform looking down the tracks. Several people are seen waiting on the platform.

Prospect Heights - Atlantic Terminal Construction Prospect Heights - Atlantic Terminal Construction, view from 6th Avenue looking toward Atlantic Ave.

Fort Greene - Long Island Rail Road Flatbush Terminal Fort Greene - Long Island Rail Road Flatbush Terminal, Atlantic Avenue Station.

Prospect Heights - Atlantic Center Mall Prospect Heights - Atlantic Center Mall on Atlantic Avenue, between Fort Greene Place and South Portland Street.

Prospect Heights - Atlantic Center Mall Prospect Heights - View north toward the Atlantic Center Mall from the 6th Avenue Bridge over the LIRR Vanderbilt Yard.

Prospect Heights - Atlantic Center Mall Prospect Heights - View west on Atlantic Avenue and South Elliot Place, Atlantic Center Mall at right.

Prospect Heights - Atlantic Avenue Prospect Heights - Atlantic Avenue between Flatbush and 5th Avenue

Fort Greene - Atlantic Terminal Mall Fort Greene - View of part of Atlantic Terminal Mall on the corner of Fort Greene Place and Atlantic Avenue from Flatbush Avenue.

\[Atlantic Avenue] Caption: "Atlantic Ave. looking w\[est] from S\[outh] Eliot \[sic] Place." Image includes several cars and trucks and a large, two-story building with the signs, "J. Hollander, Geo. Korn & Sons, Beef, Lamb, Veal, Dressed Poultry, Pork & Provisions," in the foreground, and the Williamsburg Savings Bank Building in the background.

Brooklyn: Flatbush Avenue L.I.R.R. (Long Island Railroad) station under construction, undated.