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[Home of H. C. Denman, M.D.]

Home of H. C. Denman, M.D. South side of Ovington Avenue between 4th Avenue and 5th Avenue. House just beyond (left) being demolished.

1959

444 Ovington Avenue

[Home of H. C. Denman, M.D.]

Home of H. C. Denman, M.D. South side of Ovington Avenue between 4th Avenue and 5th Avenue. House just beyond (left) being demolished.

IMAGE DATE1959
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Brick house, identified as the home of H.C. Denman, M.D.; January 12, 1959.

A wedding announcement for Dr. Denman and Amelia Malone ran in the March 21, 1934 edition of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, identifying Denman as a graduate of Long Island College Hospital, President of the Brooklyn Society of Internal Medicine, and a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and Surgeons, whose father resided on 58th Street in Sunset Park.

For her part, Ms. Malone is named as a graduate of American Academy of Dramatic Art and the daughter of parents residing in Park Slope.

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