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Mace Avenue & Barker Avenue, Bronx

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  • Bronx: Mace Avenue - Barker Avenue, 1938

    Bronx: Mace Avenue - Barker Avenue

    1938

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Bronx: Mace Avenue - Barker Avenue, 1938

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Bronx: Mace Avenue - Barker Avenue

1938

Mace Avenue, at, adjoining and east of the N.E. corner of Barker Avenue. The two low buildings bear numbers 653 and 655. The view is from Barker Avenue. April 3, 1938. P. L. Sperr.

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