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Clove Road & Beverly Road, Staten Island

5 historical photos taken here between 1905 and 1932, oldest first.

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  • Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Road, 1905–1929

    Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Road

    1905; 1929

  • Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Road, 1905–1929

    Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Road

    1905; 1929

  • Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Road, 1905–1929

    Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Road

    1905; 1929

  • Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Avenue, 1924–1932

    Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Avenue

    1924; 1932

  • Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Avenue, 1924–1932

    Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Avenue

    1924; 1932

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Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Avenue, 1924–1932

Photo 4 of 5 at Clove Road & Beverly Road, Staten Island

Richmond: Clove Road - Beverly Avenue

1924; 1932

1191 Clove Road, adjoining the S.E. corner of Beverly Avenue, showing a colonial house. The house is located 150 feet south of the site of the old Corsen House and was owned by Mrs. M. Vreuenbrugh in 1874 (Beers's map). It later became the property of J. M. Vanderbilt. P. L. Sperr (2) A view of the house, eight years later, seen from Beverly Avenue. P. L. Sperr 1924 May 16, 1932

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