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122 Montague Street
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122 and 124 Montague Street, 1958. No. 124 (at the corner) was a new building in 1930. The simple Art Deco style structure replaced an earlier building that was occupied by a dentist for a few decades in the late 19th century. The building was constructed for the Steinmont Realty Corporation and one of its first second floor tenants was the insurance firm of Kearns and Edlund. This insurance underwriting firm was one of a few located in the immeidate neighborhood, which the New York Times described in 1930 as the "insurance centre of Brooklyn."
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122 Montague Street
\[South west corner of Henry Street and Montague Street.] South west corner of Henry Street and Montague Street. Mammy's Pantry (restaurant) at right - center (on Montague Street)
198 Henry Street
\[Henry Street between Montague Street and Remsen Street (west side of street).] Henry Street between Montague Street and Remsen Street (west side of street). Doorway at left is marked as "124 Montague." Just to the right of it is Interboro Print Shop, 198 Henry Street ( "on or about June 1st moving to 99 Henry Street", according to sign in window). Further to the right is Tiffany Cleaners, 196 Henry Street.
124 Montague Street
\[South side of Montague Street.] South side of Montague Street. Karoffs Restaurant (formerly Mammys Pantry) at center. Southwest corner of Montague Street and Henry Street at left.
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