Hamilton Avenue, north from Garnet Street. All the buildings are being demolished and the avenue will be Nreconstracted as the northerly extension of the Belt Parkway. See 'The New York Times," June 27, 1940, p.4. April 9, 1939 P. L. Sperr...

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

Hamilton Avenue, east side, south from Garnet Street, showing the area that was clenred of all its bu'ldings for the construction of Gowanus Parkway, Brooklyn's northerly extension of the Belt Parkway. On the left is a row of tenements on...

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

Columbia Street, north from Lorraine Street, showing at the left foreground Todd's Field. Beyond it is seen the American Can Co's buildings on Verona and Dwight Streets. June 9, 1938 P. L. Sperr

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

(1) Columbia Street, north from Lorraine Street. This view shows the buildings on the east side of the street, bearing numbers 519 to 499 and extending to Bush Street. The houses were razed several years later to make way for the New York City...

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

(1) Columbia Street, north from Lorraine Street. This view shows the buildings on the east side of the street, bearing numbers 519 to 499 and extending to Bush Street. The houses were razed several years later to make way for the New York City...

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

Columbia Street, north from Lorraine Street, showing at the left foreground Todd's Field. Beyond it is seen the American Can Co's buildings on Verona and Dwight Streets. This image shows homes on the north side of Bush Street and also on...

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

75-77 Lorraine Street, north side, between Columbia and Hicks Streets. The wooden structure in the center reads "Le Blanc Bros. Stevedores". This location is now part of the Red Hook Houses.

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

Lorraine Street, west from Columbia Street, showing the Red Hook Houses, a low cost government development, under construction. April 9, 1939 P. L. Sperr Views 1,2

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

Lorraine Street, east from Columbia Street. The buildings on the north side of the street were later razed to make way for the low rent Red Hook Housing Project sponsored by the New York City Housing Authority. Views 2 and 3 show the new housing...

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

Lorraine Street, east from Columbia Street. The buildings on the north side of the street were later razed to make way for the low rent Red Hook Housing Project sponsored by the New York City Housing Authority. Views 2 and 3 show the new housing...

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