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New Chambers Street & Batavia Street, Manhattan

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  • Manhattan: New Chambers Street - Batavia Street, 1927–1934

    Manhattan: New Chambers Street - Batavia Street

    1927; 1934

  • Manhattan: New Chambers Street - Batavia Street, 1927–1934

    Manhattan: New Chambers Street - Batavia Street

    1927; 1934

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Manhattan: New Chambers Street - Batavia Street, 1927–1934

Photo 1 of 2 at New Chambers Street & Batavia Street, Manhattan

Manhattan: New Chambers Street - Batavia Street

1927; 1934

(1) 75 New Chambers Street, at the intersection of Batavia and New Chambers Streets. September 9, 1927. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, showing a closer view. April 4, 1934. P. L. Sperr. ASSUMING STREET TO BE EAST AND WEST

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