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Johnson Avenue & Arthur Kill Road, Staten Island

18 historical photos taken here between 1922 and 1929, oldest first.

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  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1922

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1922

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1922

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1922

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1926

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1926

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1926–1928

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1926; 1928

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1926–1928

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1926; 1928

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1926–1928

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1926; 1928

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1927–1928

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1927; 1928

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1927–1928

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1927; 1928

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1927–1928

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1927; 1928

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1928

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1928

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1928

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1928

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1928–1929

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1928; 1929

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1928–1929

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1928; 1929

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1928

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1928

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1929

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

    1929

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1929

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1929

  • Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road, 1929

    Richmond: Johnson Avenue - Arthur Kill Road

    1929

  • Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Tyrrell Street, 1929

    Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Tyrrell Street

    1929

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue, 1927–1928

Photo 9 of 18 at Johnson Avenue & Arthur Kill Road, Staten Island

Richmond: Arthur Kill Road - Johnson Avenue

1927; 1928

(1) Arthur Kill Road, south side, at Johnson Ave. (or Shore Road). The view shows members of Clay Club and a monument of Staten Island clay constructed in an old clay pit near the abandoned railroad tracks of the International Ultramarine Works. June 17, 1927. P. L. Sperr. (2) A more distant view of the monument. June 17, 1928. P. L. Sperr. (3) Members of the Clay Club at work on the monument. June 17, 1928. P. L. Sperr.

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