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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 008: Williamburg Houses Ground Plan. Between Leonard Street and Bushwick Avenue, and Scholes Street and Maujer Street. Constructed 1935-1938 by the Federal Public Works Administration and the NYC Housing Authority. |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 009: Williamsburg Houses, general view. Between Leonard Street and Bushwick Avenue, and Scholes Street and Maujer Street. Constructed 1935-1938 by the Federal Public Works Administration and the NYC Housing Authority. |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 010: Williamsburg Houses, detail of housing group. Between Leonard Street and Bushwick Avenue, and Scholes Street and Maujer Street. Constructed 1935-1938 by the Federal Public Works Administration and the NYC Housing Authority. |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 011: Midwood Club. 21st Street between Caton Avenue and Church Avenue. Building was formerly the Clarkson Estate (of Matthew Clarkson, Jr.). Midwood Club formed from the Flatbush Park Association, and Club opened... |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 012: Army supply base, bridges. 140 58th Street. Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT). Cass Gilbert, architect. Built 1819. |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 013: Army supply base, bird's-eye view. 140 58th Street. Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT). Cass Gilbert, architect. Built 1819. |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 014: Army supply base. Cass Gilbert, architect. 140 58th Street. Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT). Built 1819. |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 015: Last slave cabin in Brooklyn. Negative by W.H. Bedford |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 016: One of Brooklyn's First Trolley Cars, Bensonhurst. The first trolley car in Brooklyn was run in 1891. The Bath, Bay Ridge, and Bensonhurst line was operated by the Brooklyn City Railroad Company. |
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Views: Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten Island. Brooklyn scenes; buildings. View 017: A bunch of kids. Starks W. Lewis, Amateur |
