189-191 Columbia Street, east side, between Degraw and Saokett Streets, showing St. Peter Claver's Apostleship of the Sea for Seamen, at No. 189, an independent mission. August 10, 1933. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: Columbia Street & Degraw Street, Brooklyn, NY

President Street, at the S.W. corner of Van Brunt Street, showing the former Norwegian Methodist Episcopal Church. June 6, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: President Street & Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn, NY

Union Street, north side, between Hicks and Henry Street, showing Public School No. 46, looking west from the latter. Board of Education of the City of New York September 5, 1930

Street address: Union St. & Hicks St., Brooklyn, NY

Clinton Street, at the N.W. corner of First Place, showing the Westminster Presbyterian Church organised on January 31, 1856. It was opened for services in a frame structure on this site in 1856. In 1867 this building was erected. In 1929 it had...

Street address: Clinton Street & 1st Place, Brooklyn, NY

Henry Street at the southwest corner of Rapelye Street, showing Public School No. 14. The view is south on the west side of Henry Street and shows also the Lutheran Church of Our Savior. Board of Education of the City of New York, early 1930's

Street address: Henry Street & Rapelye Street, Brooklyn, NY

Visitation Place, north side, between Van Brunt and Richards Streets, showing Parochial School of the R.C. Church of the Visitation. June 25, 1931. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: Visitation Pl. & Van Brunt St., Brooklyn, NY

Pioneer Street, west from and across Van Brunt Street, showing a W. P. A. sewer project. Pioneer Street ends at Van Brunt Street, the section of the thoroughfare proceeding from there on is William Street.

Street address: Pioneer Street & Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn, NY

608-642 Henry Street, west side, between Coles and Rapelyea Streets. A view of the Norwegian Lutheran Church, and to the right P.S. No. 142. No. 606, partly visible at the extreme right, is north of Rapelyea Street. About 1928. Eugene L. Armbruster...

Street address: Henry Street & Coles Street, Brooklyn, NY

Two views of the (R.C.) Church of the Visitation. T he parish of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary was founded in 1854 under the leadership of  Bishop John Loughlin.  According to the parish's website their first church, built in...

Street address: Richards Street & Visitation Place, Brooklyn, NY

This is a "modern addition" to the old P.S. 30. Viewed from east side of Conover Street, from Wolcott to Sullivan Streets. PS 30 was erected in 1868 and stands just to the east of this building.

Street address: Conover Street & Wolcott Street, Brooklyn, NY