Board of Water Supply. Laying water distribution pipes. John P. Welsh Engineering Corporation, contractor. View taken at the intersection of Sterling Place and Underhill Avenue, looking east on Sterling Place. Showing water pipes in the trench, with bulkheads of burlap bags filled with earth at the joint holes. The wide breakage at right was due to removal of a Brooklyn Edison Company manhole. November 26, 1929.

Duryea Presbyterian Church Facade of Duryea Presbyterian Church, Sterling Place and Underhill Avenue, under construction. with residential buildings in right background and commercial buildings in left background. Sign on scaffolding: "William Kennedy Construction Co, Inc. Builders, Brooklyn, N. Y."

Duryea Presbyterian Church Facade of Duryea Presbyterian Church, Sterling Place and Underhill Avenue.

Duryea Presbyterian Church Rendering (drawing) of proposed Duryea Presbyterian Church, Sterling Place and Underhill Avenue, with pedestrians, moving automobiles and residential buildings on both sides; space to be shared with store and apartment building.

Duryea Presbyterian Church Facade of Duryea Presbyterian Church, Sterling Place and Underhill Avenue.

Brooklyn: Sterling Place - Underhill Avenue Sterling Place, S.E. corner, and Underhill Avenue. Duryea Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. August 30, 1942.

Brooklyn: Underhill Ave. - Sterling Pl. Underhill Ave., at the S.E. corner of Sterling Place, showing Duryea Presbyterian Church, from Sterling Place. August 29, 1930. The same, seen from Underhill Ave. August 29, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Underhill Ave. - Sterling Pl. Underhill Ave., at the S.E. corner of Sterling Place, showing Duryea Presbyterian Church, from Sterling Place. August 29, 1930. The same, seen from Underhill Ave. August 29, 1930. P. L. Sperr.