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Sutphin Boulevard & 122nd Avenue, Queens

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  • Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 122nd Avenue, 1925

    Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 122nd Avenue

    1925

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Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 122nd Avenue, 1925

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Queens: Sutphin Boulevard - 122nd Avenue

1925

Sutphin Boulevard, west side, opposite One Hundred Twenty-second Ave., showing the Oscar S. Williams house of 1873. Other owners or inhabitants were J. Murray 1896; L. Dunham; and William Sweezy, son-in-law of O.S. Williams, who removed to the vicinity of Three Mile Mill which he operated. It was demolished in 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection. April 1925.

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