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7 Second Avenue | Block : 456 | Lot #29 Building Date : 1890 Original Use : Residential Original Owner : J. Stimmel Original Architect : F. Heineke Description & Building Alterations This Old Law tenement was built at the same time as its identical neighbor at 9 Second Avenue in 1890. No. 9 Second Avenue was demolished as part of the construction of 11 Second Avenue.

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7 Second Avenue

\[roadway of East Houston Street: IND Sixth Avenue Line] Survey negative documenting the roadway along Chrystie and East Houston Streets as part of the construction and maintenance of the IND Sixth Avenue Subway Line. Shows cobblestone street, sidewalk, pedestrians, signage, trolley tracks, piping, and automobiles.
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9 Second Avenue

Manhattan: 2nd Ave. - Houston St. E. 9 Second Avenue, between Houston and 1st Streets, west side: "Germaina Flats". Church of All Nations is in first floor right. January 16, 1931. P.L. Sperr,Photographer.
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7 Second Avenue

East Houston Street Sidewalk: Chrystie Street Connection Negative shows E. Houston Street between Elizabeth Street and Mott Street as part of the documentation of the construction of the Chrystie Street Connection (NYCTA). Camera on sidewalk at E. Houston Street north base line looking west. Also shows buildings, sidewalk, street, automobile, pedestrians, construction workers, excavation, barricades, and street light.
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7 Second Avenue

South Building Wall of #7 - 2nd Ave: Chrystie Street Connection Negative shows the south building wall of #7, 2nd Avenue, as part of the documentation of the construction of the Chrystie Street Connection (NYCTA). Photo shows the building wall, advertisements hanging on the building for the '59 Chevrolet and the Bowery Savings Bank, and automobiles parked in front of the building wall. Original photographic logbook reads: Looking north - camera set showing south building wall of #7 - 2nd Ave., west end of wall.
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7 Second Avenue

East Houston Street Between Elizabeth and Mott Streets: Chrystie Street Connection Negative shows sidewalk of E. Houston Street between Elizabeth Street and Mott Street as part of the documentation of the construction of the Chrystie Street Connection (NYCTA). Camera on sidewalk at E. Houston Street north base line looking west. Also shows buildings, automobiles, decking, and construction materials.
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7 Second Avenue

South Building Wall of #7 - 2nd Ave: Chrystie Street Connection Negative shows the south building wall of #7, 2nd Avenue, as part of the documentation of the construction of the Chrystie Street Connection (NYCTA). Photo shows the building wall, advertisements hanging on the building for Chevrolet, the Bowery Savings Bank, the Church of All Nations, I.S. Frames and Pictures, and automobiles parked in front of the building wall. Original photographic logbook reads: Looking north - camera set showing south building wall of #7 - 2nd Ave., east end of wall.
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21 East 1st Street

Contractor's Yard and New "F" Train Entrance on East Houston Street: Chrystie Street Connection (NYCTA) Negative shows contractor's yard and new "F" Train entrance (Lower Eastside-2nd Avenue Station) on E. Houston Street as part of the documentation of the construction of the Chrystie Street Connection (NYCTA). Camera set on northeast corner of E. Houston Street and 2nd Avenue, looking west. Also shows buildings, signage, billboards, newsstand, and fenced-in area of construction materials.
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