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[Crowd surrounding a flagpole] Crowd of people standing and in carriages surrounding a flagpole. |
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[Dog sitting on a horse] Dog sitting on a horse, in front of a barn. Includes a carriage in barn and a wheelbarrow. |
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[Horse-drawn cart] Man driving Flatbush Parlor Bakery's horse-drawn food cart hawking breads, cakes and pies at Caton and Ocean Avenue; H.S.S. [written in pen on label on recto]; A. V. MARTENSE, AMATEUR [stamped... |
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Old Brooklyn Church Old Brooklyn church / 1740? / Dr. Ralph I. Lloyd [handwritten on recto]. |
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Montague Street in the 1880's View along Montague street in the 1880's; includes the back of a horse-drawn carriage, buildings, and trees lining the snow-covered street. Appears to be a copyprint taken by Lloyd ca. 1910. (... |
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Snow Storm, 450 9th Street, Brooklyn A man walking through a blizzard along wheel tracks in the center of snow-covered 9th street in Park Slope. On the side of the street are several men, a utility pole with attached wires overhead,... |
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Fulton Ferry in Horse Car Days. Street view of the Fulton Ferry Landing in Downtown Brooklyn, including horse-drawn streetcars, several pedestrians, and the entrance to the Franklin House Billiard Parlor. Appears to be a... |
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Old Conselyea House, 379 Graham Avenue Street view of adjacent storefronts and a historic house at 379 Graham Avenue. The corner building, 377 Graham Avenue houses "Michael Smith's Cosey Corner Beer." The image includes a horse... |
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Fulton Street before the "L" came View along Fulton Street circa 1886; including horse drawn carriages and railcars, pedestrians, buildings, and storefronts. Appears to be a copyprint taken by Lloyd ca. 1905. (Fulton St. before... |
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[Men waiting for train at Adams Street and Willoughby Street] Street car and horse-drawn carriage at Adams Street and Willoughby Street under the elevated train, with men standing on the sidewalk; A. V. MARTENSE, AMATEUR. [stamped in black ink on label on... |
