\[#119 Milton Street (Blue House).] \#119 Milton Street (Blue House).

\[#119 Milton Street.] \#119 Milton Street. This house is bright blue in color with white trim. #121 Milton Street at right and #117 Milton Street at left.

\[119 Milton Street and 121 Milton Street.] 119 Milton Street (left) 121 Milton Street (right).

\[Closeup view, 119 Milton Street.] Closeup view, 119 Milton Street. Note cat in yard.

City collects Sea Gate garbage Three garbagemen loading curbside refuse into garbage truck. Caption: "City collects Sea Gate garbage: A Sanitation Department truck manned by city White Wings, on Beach St. in Sea Gate section of Coney Island, picks up part of estimated 30 to 40 tons of refuse accumulated since Sea Gate's private collectors went on strike Friday. . . ."

\[North side of Second Place near corner of Henry Street.] North side of Second Place near corner of Henry Street.

\[#1 (left) and #3 Third Place.] \#1 (left) and #3 Third Place. Henry Street looking north at far left.

\[Northeast corner of Henry Street and Fourth Place.] Northeast corner of Henry Street and Fourth Place (latter side showing - Henry Street at left.)

\[Belmont Avenue and Rockaway Avenue, Brooklyn, NY] Intersection of Belmont and Rockaway Avenues, Brooklyn, NY. looking south. View of Ralph - Rockaway Line trolley tracks, storefronts, and signage. Both sides of the roadway are lined with parked automobiles.

\[#1 Bills Place.] \#1 Bills Place (left) and #3 Bills Place (at s.e. cor. of Ft. Hamilton Parkway - far left).

Wagner College, gym.

Wagner College, gym.

All set Caption: "All set--Miss Jeanne Cotten (left) passes cigaretts to Mrs. Reid A. Mahaffy and Mrs. Henry M. Hume, co-chairmen for the annual spring dance to be held by the Junior Committee of the South Brooklyn Neighborhood Houses at the Hotel Bossert on Friday, May 5. They were photographed at a meeting held at the home of Miss Cotten of 1 clark St., a member of the party committee."

American Sugar Refining Company receiving wharf Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0209, WORK 0210, WORK 0199), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of stevedores unloading bags and barrels of raw sugar at receiving dock of American Sugar Refining Company in Williamsburg. Company was located on Kent Avenue between Division Avenue and South 11th Street.

American Sugar Refining Company receiving wharf Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0209, WORK 0210, WORK 0199), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of stevedores unloading bags and barrels of raw sugar at receiving dock of American Sugar Refining Company in Williamsburg. Company was located on Kent Avenue between Division Avenue and South 11th Street.

American Sugar Refining Company receiving wharf Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0209, WORK 0210, WORK 0199), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of stevedores unloading bags and barrels of raw sugar at receiving dock of American Sugar Refining Company in Williamsburg. Company was located on Kent Avenue between Division Avenue and South 11th Street.

American Sugar Refining Company receiving wharf Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0209, WORK 0210, WORK 0199), some of which may also be described in this new record; Four views of stevedores unloading bags and barrels of raw sugar at receiving dock of American Sugar Refining Company in Williamsburg. Company was located on Kent Avenue between Division Avenue and South 11th Street.

Gun Hill Road and Jerome Avenue, N.E. corner. Golf Café, Pizza Bar and Grill, exterior NE corner.

Snow Shoveling

Sanitation Workers Marching

\[Corner of Fulton Street Front Street.] Corner of Fulton Street Front Street.

\[Fulton Street at corner of Front Street.] Fulton Street at corner of Front Street. House has iron front.

\[#7 Greene Avenue at right (the liquor store).] \#7 Greene Avenue at right (the liquor store). The barber shop just to the left of it is at #5 Greene Avenue/On corner (left) is Davenport Real Estate Co., Inc. ("established 1853"). It is on corner of Greene Avenue, Fulton Street and South Oxford Street.

\[North side of lower Fulton Street.] North side of lower Fulton Street at corner of Water Street (left.)

\[Northeast corner of Fulton Street and Water Street.] Northeast corner of Fulton Street and Water Street. The building on the corner was a restaurant. The next one (#5 Fulton Street) is Brodson Construction Co. Builders.

1 Park Avenue at 33rd Street, S.E. corner. Building.

1 Park Avenue at 33rd Street, S.E. corner. Building.

\[Trolley #1043 on Prospect Park Southwest near Pritchard Square, Brooklyn, NY] Image of PCC Trolley #1043 on Prospect Park Southwest, near Pritchard Square in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. The entrance to a subway station labled Smith St. - 8th Ave Independent Subway System, part of the Culver Line, can be seen. A number of streetlights and electrical wires are pictured. The year range was determined by the years PCC cars could havr run on Coney Island Avenue route in Brooklyn.

\[Approaching Bartel Pritchard Square on Prospect Park S.W., Brooklyn, NY] Front of Coney Island Ave. PCC trolley car in terminal station on Prospect Park Southwest just before Bartel Pritchard Square in Brooklyn, NY.

\[Prospect Park West from Union Street] High-rise apartment buildings and four-story houses on Prospect Park West looking south from Union Street; trees, lampposts, automobiles, and trolley tracks along street from foreground to background; pedestrian under entrance canopy at far right; ornamental balcony on upper floor of apartment building at right inscribed, "Knights of Columbus."

Twenty-five years ago Caption: "Twenty-five years ago--As members of Columbus Council, Knights of Columbus, prepare to celebrate an Old Timers' Night at the clubhouse, 1 Prospect Park West, on May 9, reminiscing is in vogue. The photograph shows Joseph W. Conklin, right, then the Council's Grand Knight, laying the last brick on the new club building a quarter of a century ago. With him was Harry McPherson, left, superintendent of the Kennedy Construction Company. Architects for the building were Thomas Short and John T. Riggs. ..."

Loyalty Parade Close-up of eight men wearing military uniforms carrying large American flags on poles and marching in "Loyalty (perhaps Memorial Day) Parade" on Prospect Park West between President and Union Streets with many spectators on sidewalk behind barriers and portions of Knights of Columbus building and high-rise apartment house in background (perhaps Memorial Day.

\[Southeast corner of DeKalb Avenue and South Elliot Place.] Southeast corner of DeKalb Avenue and South Elliot Place. Entrance to #1 South Elliot Place doorway at center. First apartment (with stairway) to the right of it is #3 South Elliot Place, then #5 South Elliot Place (further to the right) and a portion of #7 South Elliot Place showing.

Times Building

New York Times Tower Building

\[Whitehall Street.]

\[Whitehall Street.]

\[Whitehall Street.]

\[Whitehall Street.]

\[Whitehall Street.]

Bowery Street #10-12

\[Clinton Garage, #10 Clinton Street.] Clinton Garage, #10 Clinton Street.

10 West 33rd Street. Detail of entrance.

10 West 33rd Street. Remodeled entrance lobby, looking in.

10 West 33rd Street. Remodeled entrance lobby, looking out towards entrance door.

\[Northwest corner of Remsen Street (left) and Clinton Street, Brooklyn Heights.] Northwest corner of Remsen Street (left) and Clinton Street, Brooklyn Heights.

100 Park Avenue. 41st Street entrance, interior, bronze doors.

100 Park Avenue. Apartment building, view from ground.

100 Park Avenue. 41st Street entrance, exterior, bronze doors.

100 Park Avenue. Apartments, main entrance exterior, bronze doors.