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    Add  O'Connors Inn
    Authors: Eugene L. Armbruster
    Date: March 9, 1927
    Subject: Restaurants | Billboards | O'Connors Inn
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:8747
    Description: Distant view of O'Connors Inn at the Twin Ponds.
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    Authors: Eugene L. Armbruster
    Date: March 9, 1927
    Subject: Restaurants | Billboards | O'Connors Inn
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:7931
    Description: O'Connors Inn at the Twin Ponds. Billboard to the right advertizes Lido Beach.
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    Add  Queens Boulevard
    Authors: Borough President of Queens
    Date: July 8, 1940
    Subject: Roads | Automobiles | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital images
    Identifier: aql:13213
    Description: View looking west on Queens Boulevard, from 69th Street. A billboard for Davega Stores stands on the left.
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    Add  Railroad Yards at Hillside Station
    Authors: William J. Rugen
    Date: October 8, 1929
    Subject: Long Island Rail Road | Railroad yards | Railroad tracks | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:9570
    Description: A view from the middle of the railroad yards, looking east toward an elevated pedestrian overpass, near the Hillside station.
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    Add  Billboards on Queens Boulevard
    Authors: Eugene L. Armbruster
    Date: February 8, 1924
    Subject: Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:8582
    Description: View down Queens Boulevard, looking west. The Michael Covert house is on the right. Billboards line the road.
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    Add  Main Street
    Authors: Borough President of Queens
    Date: March 7, 1946
    Subject: Roads | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital images
    Identifier: aql:13538
    Description: View looking south along Main Street, from Horace Harding Expressway. A billboard for Louis R. Gans Furniture Showrooms stands on the right side of the road.
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    Add  Mott Avenue Railroad Crossing
    Authors: Edgar E. Rutter
    Date: October 7, 1930
    Subject: Long Island Rail Road | Billboards | Railroad crossings | Automobiles
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:14197
    Description: A truck drives along the Grove Street spur of the Long Island Rail Road in this southwesterly view over the Mott Street crossing. Partly seen at far left is a two-story brick commercial building housi ... More
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    Add  Nameoke Avenue Railroad Crossing
    Authors: Edgar E. Rutter
    Date: October 7, 1930
    Subject: Long Island Rail Road | Billboards | Railroad crossings | Industrial chimneys
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:14268
    Description: An unidentified industrial chimney rises above the trees at left in this view south along Nameoke Avenue at the Long Island Rail Road crossing. A woman stands by the trainman's shed to the right of th ... More
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    Add  View of Queens Village
    Authors: Edgar E. Rutter
    Date: May 4, 1932
    Subject: Sidewalks | Commercial buildings | Streets | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:14193
    Description: This view looks west-northwest along Rocky Hill Road (now Braddock Avenue) from a point near Moline Street. The two-story brick building seen at right is 223-01 Rocky Hill Road.
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    Add  Boardwalk in Rockaway Beach
    Authors: Public Service Commission
    Date: May 3, 1938
    Subject: Billboards | Boardwalks | Advertising | Commercial buildings
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:4339
    Description: A frame and shingle building housing a seasonal delicatessen and luncheonette fronting on the boardwalk, on the east side of Beach 78th Street (now de-mapped here).
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    Add  Incline on a Bay Ridge Street
    Authors: William J. Rugen
    Date: May 30, 1940
    Subject: New York Rapid Transit Corporation | Railroads, Elevated | Billboards | Streets
    Type: black and white print; digital image
    Identifier: aql:15307
    Description: A view of the corner of 3rd Avenue at Senator Street, in Bay Ridge, showing a trolley car and an incline formerly used by Fort Hamilton and Ulmer Park cars. A billboard at far left advertises the Linc ... More
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    Add  Horace Harding Boulevard
    Authors: Borough President of Queens
    Date: March 29, 1939
    Subject: Roads | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital images
    Identifier: aql:12812
    Description: View looking east along the north side of Horace Harding Boulevard, from 98th Street. A billboard for Carstairs Whiskey is on the left.
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    Add  Horace Harding Expressway
    Authors: Borough President of Queens
    Date: March 29, 1939
    Subject: Roads | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital images
    Identifier: aql:13263
    Description: View looking east along the south side of Horace Harding Expressway, from 98th Street. Billboards for Hotel Sanford and Mueller's pasta can be seen along the road.
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    Add  Horace Harding Expressway
    Authors: Borough President of Queens
    Date: March 29, 1939
    Subject: Roads | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital images
    Identifier: aql:13233
    Description: View looking east along the south side of Horace Harding Boulevard, from Queens Boulevard. Billboards for Coca-Cola and the building of a Gulf service station, by John F. Meehan Inc. stand on the righ ... More
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    Add  Horace Harding Expressway
    Authors: Borough President of Queens
    Date: March 29, 1939
    Subject: Roads | Billboards
    Type: black and white print; digital images
    Identifier: aql:13249
    Description: View looking east along the north side of Horace Harding Boulevard, from 94th Street. A billboard for Super-Shell gasoline stands on the left side.
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