Hamilton Avenue (right), east side, south from Huntington to Clinton Streets. On the left is Huntington Street extencing to Clinton Street. This group of buildings forms a triangle bounded by the above mentioned streets and was torn down several...

Street address: Hamilton Avenue & Huntington Street, Brooklyn, NY

Huntington Street, north side, east from Hamilton Avenue to Clinton Street. July 24, 1940 P. L. Sperr

Street address: Huntington Street & Hamilton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Hamilton Avenue, east side, south from Huntington Street, showing the demolition of buildings to make possible the widening of the avenue as the northerly extension of the Belt Parkway. View 2 is south from Mill Street, two blocks below Huntington...

Street address: Hamilton Avenue & Huntington Street, Brooklyn, NY

Court Street, at the S.E. corner of Nelson Street, showing the school of St. Mary's R.C. Church, Star of the Sea. July 4, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: Court Street & Nelson Street, Brooklyn, NY

Clinton Street, south from Hamilton Avenue and West 9th Street, showing where the Red Hook Houses--a New York City Housing Authority project--will be erected on the west side of the street (right). June 9, 1938 P. L. Sperr (2) The east side of...

Street address: Clinton Street & Hamilton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Street address: Hamilton Avenue & Clinton Street, Brooklyn, NY

Hawilton Avenue, east side, north froa Clinton Street, showing extensive widening of the thorogghfare as part of the Belt Parkway aystem. VOw.o 1 Septeaber 7, 1940 P, L. Sperr (w.: A9-W9 79W (eo E, 3w-e S~ i~CC2 -~S JO-. Vw 21 N4eg.Ne.A-io27

Street address: Hamilton Avenue & Clinton Street, Brooklyn, NY

Clinton Street, east side, north from Hamilton Avenue to Huntington Street. The buildings are being demolished for the widening of the avenue and its reconstruction into Gowanus Parkway, a link in the Belt Perkway system of highways. September 7,...

Street address: Clinton Street & Hamilton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Hamilton Avenue, east side, north from Clinton Street, showing extensive widening of the thoroughfare as part of the Belt Parkway system. September 7, 1940 Photog: P, L. Sperr

Street address: Hamilton Avenue & Clinton Street, Brooklyn, NY

Clinton Street (right), west side, north from Hamilton Avenue, also shown is Hamilton Avenue (left) east side, north from Clinton Street. June 9, 1938. P. L. Sperr

Street address: Clinton Street & Hamilton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY