Positioning on an old map 1906
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166 2nd Avenue
City: New York City
Histograd local id: 1296313
Creation date: 2020-10-17 20:15:54 Modification date: 2026-06-05
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241 E 14th Street, Manhattan
Was there a Confectionary Store at this address?
71 2nd AVE, Manhattan
why is building classified as a landmark
27 3rd AVE
what year was 200 e 27th St on 3rd Ave . Lorena, apartment .?BUILT
357 BOWERY
my grt, grt grandfather lived in 285 mott street in 1871, been there recently not sure if todays building is the same as the one he would have lived.
310 E 6th Street
What was at 306 E 6th St before the current building built in 1900? I have as 1880 census showing a family living at this address.
120 E 16th Street
when did Service Manufacturing Co. occupy this address..
23 3rd AVE
Connelly’s restaurant at 23 and 3 Ave 1950
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Curious about the history of 456 W 142nd street. A relative lived there in 1941.
Hi everyone my dad and grandad live at 143 Wadsworth Ave between 1938 and 1941 by the name of Stratton . Any information about then would be brilliant as I live in the UK and researching my family hi...
I came home from the hospital to this building on the fourth floor 81 years ago, I was sad to see it was torn down..
My grandmother Ida Maeder (Nostrand) was born on W 83rd Street in 1885, I think on the corner of West Avenue, as was her brother Howard in 1887. They moved to Jamaica, Queens in 1888. Here's a pictu...
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