(1) 57-61 West 9th Street, north side, between Hicks and Henry Streets. August 5, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same; viewed from the opposite direction. August 5, 1934. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: 9th Street (West) & Hicks Street, Brooklyn, NY

(1) 61-85 West 9th Street, north side, east from Hicks to Henry Streets. ARS4at 5, 1934. P. L. SPerr. (2) A further view; showing only Nos. 67-85 West 9th Street. August 5. 1934. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: 9th Street (West) & Hicks Street, Brooklyn, NY

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Street address: Hicks Street & 9th Street (West), Brooklyn, NY

WW. 9th Street, south side, east from Hicks Street. Also shown is 7n0t3 Epcks 5treet (rioht) east side, south from W. 9th Street, showing an area which will eventually be replaced with low cost housing apartments. June 9, 1938. P.L. Sperr

Street address: 9th Street (West) & Hicks Street, Brooklyn, NY

783.767 Hicks Street, east side, north from Nest 9th Street; No. 767 is at the corner. Also seen is West 9th Street, north side, east from Hicks Street. August 5, 1934. P. L. Sperr.

Street address: Hicks Street & 9th Street (West), Brooklyn, NY

Hamilton Avenue, north from Huntington Street, showing the demolition of buildings for the construction of Gowanus Parkway, the hlghway which will carry automobile traffic to and from the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel. October 23, 1940 P. L. Sperr V43 1,...

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

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

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

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

Hamilton Avenue, north from Huntington Street, showing the demolition of buildings for the construction of Gowanus Parkway, the hlghway which will carry automobile traffic to and from the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel. October 23, 1940 P. L. Sperr V43 1,...

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