Newtown - Dry Harbor Road - Middle Village Dry Harbor Road - View of buildings along Dry Harbor Rd. near Caldwell Ave. The white house in the distance on the left was J. Trippe House, 1873 - C. Westlake in 1852, Trippe by 1860, and Kochersberger in the 1890s, and stood on present site of 61-48 and 61-50 84th Place. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - C. Westlake House - Middle Village C. Westlake House - View of the east and south sides of the house, taken through the open gate at the west side of Dry Harbor Road. The house occupied the current site of 61-48 and 61-50 84th Place. After C. Westlake in the 1850s, the house was owned by J.T. Trippe 1860, J. Trippe in 1873, and F. Kochersberger in 1891, 1896.

Newtown - Caldwell Avenue - Middle Village Caldwell Avenue - Looking east along Caldwell Ave. to junction with Dry Harbor Rd. At far left in the distance is the white C. Westlake House (aka J. Trippe House, aka F. Kochersberger House), on the west side of Dry Harbor Road at current 84th Place. In the distance at far right is the Michael Brand House on the east side, opposite Caldwell Ave. Photo taken April 1923.

Newtown - C. Westlake House - Middle Village C. Westlake House - Built in 1852, later owned by owned by J.T. Trippe 1860, J. Trippe in 1873, and F. Kochersberger in 1891, 1896. West side of Dry Harbor Rd. south of junction with Trotting Course Lane (Woodhaven Blvd.), on present site of 61-48 and 61-50 south side of 84th Place. Barn and outbuildings at left.

Newtown - C. Westlake House - Middle Village C. Westlake House - Built in 1852, later owned by J.T. Trippe 1860, J. Trippe in 1873, and F. Kochersberger in 1891, 1896. Present site of 61-50 84th Place and 61-48 84th Place. View shows the north and east sides of the house as seen from Dry Harbor Road. The top of the Elmhurst Gas Tanks near Grand Ave. are visible on the right in the background.