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Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Subject:
Construction projects
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16759
Description:
Looking into the interior of one of the unfinished townhouses at the abandoned Village Mall Towers construction site.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Subject:
Construction projects
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16699
Description:
One can look right through these unfinished townhouses at the abandoned Village Mall Towers construction site.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Subject:
Construction projects
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16718
Description:
A view of unfinished townhouses at the abandoned Village Mall Towers construction site.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Subject:
Construction projects
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16744
Description:
Shattered glass panels and other building materials lie stacked inside one of the unfinished buildings at the abandoned Village Mall Towers site.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Subject:
Construction projects
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16717
Description:
Unused wallboard and moldering debris lie stacked inside one of the unfinished buildings at the abandoned Village Mall Towers site.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Subject:
Abandoned buildings
| Construction projects
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16768
Description:
A view of the abandoned Village Mall Towers construction site as seen from inside one of the unfinished townhouses.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16740
Description:
As seen from the roof of the condominiums units on 26th Avenue and 210th Street, the easterly tower of the abandoned Village Mall Towers construction site is little more than a concrete frame, still t
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Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: April 15, 1976
Subject:
Construction projects
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16722
Description:
Abandoned in mid-construction, the Village Mall Towers site holds only decaying, half-finished structures like this high-rise tower and townhouse.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: September 15, 1972
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16738
Description:
Robert Gambon rakes debris from the bottom of Crocheron Park Pond as polluted water is pumped out of the pond into a drainage basin; when the debris has been cleaned out of the pond, fresh water will
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Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: September 15, 1972
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16747
Description:
Local activist Glenn Heller watches as Lieutenant Martin C. Heyer of the New York City Fire Department uses a hose to refill Crocheron Park Pond. Mr. Heller led efforts to remove debris and polluted w
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Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: November 14, 1969
Subject:
Barracks
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16709
Description:
This is one of two buildings the U.S. Department of Labor intended to acquire for a proposed Job Corps center.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: November 14, 1969
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16749
Description:
These two buildings are identified as numbers 601 and 604.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: November 14, 1969
Subject:
Military exchanges
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16689
Description:
The post exchange building at Fort Totten.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: November 14, 1969
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16695
Description:
A view of the Throgs Neck Bridge, looking across the east River from Fort Totten.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: November 14, 1969
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:16762
Description:
This is one of two buildings the U.S. Department of Labor intended to acquire for a proposed Job Corps center.