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Annalou Christensen
Date: December 28 1949
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20797
Description:
Annalou Christensen (nee McQuilling)'s parents, Thomas and Anna McQuilling, purchased the lot for this home in the 1920's from the original developers of the Waldheim Neighborhood in Flushing, Queens.
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Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: June 2010
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20739
Description:
Mrs. Annalou Christensen and her daughter, Susan Christensen (left), in the living room of their Flushing home. This photo was taken during their first interview session for the Queens Memory Project.
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Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1956
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20787
Description:
Sisters Louise (left) and Susan Christensen pose for a photo while playing outside their home in the Waldheim neighborhood of Flushing. The Norway Maple trees and houses in the background are now gone
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Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: 1945 - 1955
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20696
Description:
Susan Christensen (third from the left) with her sisters and brother posed on the front steps of their home in the Waldheim neighborhood of Flushing, Queens.
Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1945
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20781
Description:
Annalou Christensen poses with her first two children, Buzz and Barbara, in their driveway. Their neighbor's house is visible behind them. Annalou and her husband Wayne Christensen had their other eig
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Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1940
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20771
Description:
A street photographer took this shot of Wayne and Annalou Christensen on their way to see a performance at Radio City Music Hall. The couple first met as teenagers growing up in the Waldheim neighborh
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Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: 1940s
Subject:
Portraits
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20724
Description:
Annalou Christensen (nee McQuilling) poses in the driveway of her childhood home at the top of Smart St. on Cherry Avenue. in Flushing, Queens.
Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1940
Subject:
Women
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20738
Description:
This studio portrait of Annalou Christensen (nee McQuilling) was taken by Chidnoff Studio, 550 5th Avenue., New York City. This was taken at the time of her graduation from St. John's College.
Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: 1939 - 1945
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20735
Description:
Annalou Christensen with her younger brother and sister in the Waldheim neighborhood where they grew up.
Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1935
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20741
Description:
Mr. and Mrs. McQuilling built one of the original homes in the Waldheim neighborhood in Flushing, Queens. Mr. McQuilling was originally from New Orleans and had been a merchant seaman and later an exe
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Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1933
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20736
Description:
Annalou Christensen (top left) poses with her family in the empty lot where their neighborhood's first apartment building would later be built. Their Cherry Avenue home is just out of frame to the lef
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Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1930
Subject:
Portraits
| Christensen, Annalou
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20790
Description:
Annalou Christensen (nee McQuilling) poses by a tree in the front yard of her Waldheim home.
Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: 1925 - 1930
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20764
Description:
Annalou Christensen stands outside her Waldheim neighborhood home in Flushing, holding a bouquet of flowers.
Authors:
Annalou Christensen
Date: circa 1924
Type: Digital image
Identifier: aql:20717
Description:
Annalou Christensen, nee McQuilling, age 6, poses in a line of five children in the yard of her neighbors, the Harvey family. One of the other children is her friend Mary Harvey. As a child, Annalou w
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