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359 East 144th Street image

359 East 144th Street

Bronx El, Bronx, 1884-1885. Construction of the Suburban Rapid Transit elevated lines looking north from E. 143rd Street toward E. 145th Street, showing brick supports between Willis Avenue and Alexander Avenue.
359 East 144th Street image

359 East 144th Street

Bronx El, Bronx, 1884-1885. Construction of the Suburban Rapid Transit elevated lines looking north from E. 143rd Street toward E. 145th Street, showing brick supports between Willis Avenue and Alexander Avenue.
359 East 144th Street image

359 East 144th Street

Bronx El, Bronx, 1884-1885. Construction of the Suburban Rapid Transit elevated lines looking north from E. 143rd Street toward E. 145th Street, showing brick supports between Willis Avenue and Alexander Avenue.
Willis Avenue and East 144th Street image

Willis Avenue and East 144th Street

Bronx: Willis Avenue - 144th Street (East) Willis Avenue (right), at the northwest corner of E. 144th Street. On the left appears a portion of the Third Avenue "El." P. L. Sperr April 20, 1941
2722 Third Avenue image

2722 Third Avenue

Bronx: 3rd Avenue - 144th Street (East) 9722 Third Avenue, east side, between N. 144th and E. 145th Streets, showing S. Freund's brokerage ofTice, established 1878\. P. L. Sperr April 28, 1941
364 East 145th Street image

364 East 145th Street

Bronx: 145th Street (East) - 3rd Avenue 352 to 364 East 145th Street, south side, Just east of Third Avenue, and the "El.: The two buildings in view 1 are Nos. 352 and 356; the factory, in view 2 is No. 358-364. It was formerly a warehouse, erected in 1882, and is now the store fixtures manufacturing plant of Silverberg and Trattner. P. L. Sperr April 29, 1941 No Reproductions Views 1, 2
361 East 144th Street image

361 East 144th Street

Bronx: 144th Street (East) - 3rd Avenue 359 and 361 E. 144th Street, north side, between Third and Willis Avenue. These two old frame dwellings are right near the Third Avenue; elevated structure (left). P. L. Sperr April 29, 1941 No Reproductions
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