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97 Johnson Street
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Abandoned buildings on the north side of Johnson Street, between Jay and Lawrence Streets, July 19, 1959. No. 97 is the tallest, at center.
Downtown Brooklyn Before MetroTech
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The MetroTech Center is a large business and industrial hub in Downtown Brooklyn. Construction began in 1992, leading to the demolition of more than 100 houses and 50 businesses. Here, you can see what the streets looked like before MetroTech.
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97 Johnson Street
Home of James J. Browne View of four-story brick residence at 97 Johnson Street, the home of Brooklyn Park Commissioner James J. Browne.
97 Johnson Street
\[Old houses on north side of Johnson Street. Between Jay Street and Lawrence Street.] Old houses on north side of Johnson Street. Between Jay Street and Lawrence Street.
97 Johnson Street
James J. Browne View of Brooklyn Park Commissioner James J. Browne, center, and two other unidentified men standing at an unknown location, presumably in Brooklyn.
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