South of Union Square
Menu
Place
Share
Public School 129
616 Quincy Street
Posts & Stories
(2)
City Schools
Story
A collection of schools across New York City.
Public School 129
Post
"Public School No. 129, this being the Gates Avenue side of the building, 1931." Opened in 1902, and likely designed by C.B.J Snyder, P.S. 129 originally had seats for 1600 students. The school remained open until the 1970s and has been replaced with another school building of a considerably more modern style now numbered P.S. 308.
Photos
(3)
View fullscreen
Public School 129
Public School 129
\[Agudath Israel of America] Close-up of facade of three-story brownstone house, probably located at 616 Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg; sign written in Hebrew over doorway: \[translation] "Agudath Israel of America;" two pedestrians \[boy and girl] walking on sidewalk in foreground.
Public School 129
P.S. 129 Facade of PS 129, a four-story, brick and masonry building located on Quincy Street near Lewis Avenue, with four young men and one young woman in front, several wood-frame row houses with shuttered windows and one street lamp in foreground, and two adjacent building in far left background. Note: There is no evidence that PS 129 exists at the time of cataloging.
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Open Map
