Queens: Vernon Boulevard - Jackson Avenue Vernon Boulevard, north from Jackson Avenue, which is on the right. This is the ramp over the Long Island Railroad yards and leads to Brooklyn, in the opposite direction, over, Newtown Creek. In the background is St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, at 49th Avenue, and the Queensboro Bridge. P. L. Sperr View 1: October 23, 1930 NO REPRODUCTIONS View 2: October 25, 1936

Queens: Vernon Boulevard - Jackson Avenue Vernon Boulevard, north from Jackson Avenue, which is on the right. This is the ramp over the Long Island Railroad yards and leads to Brooklyn, in the opposite direction, over, Newtown Creek. In the background is St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, at 49th Avenue, and the Queensboro Bridge. P. L. Sperr View 1: October 23, 1930 NO REPRODUCTIONS View 2: October 25, 1936

Queens: Vernon Boulevard - Borden Avenue Vernon Boulevard, north from Borden Avenue, across Jackson Avenue (B. Jarshom building). The construction work in the foreground is on the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, the entrance to which is directly under the street level. The vehicular viaduct leads from Brooklyn across Newtown Creed and the Pennskylvania Railroad yards. In the center background is St. Marys Roman Catholic Church, on 49th Avenue. November 17, 1938 New York City Tunnel Authority CREDIT LINE IMPERATIVE