 | Left: The Queensborough Bridge (aka: 59th Street Bridge). |
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 Left:
"Main Street, Flushing, L. I." The card was mailed from Flushing,
Queens,
in 1906. Right: Town Hall, Flushing, mailed in 1908. |
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 Left:
"Ye Olden Tavern, Flushing, L. I." mailed in Flushing in 1914. The sign
over the porch says "Fountain House." An earlier occupant of the
building
on the right was a tailor. Right: "Murray Hill Hose Co. No. 4, Murray
Hill,
Flushing, L.I." |
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 Left:
Hospital, Flushing, Queens County, New York. Mailed in 1906. Right: the
new hospital which was built before World War II. |
 | Long Island Parkway - Northern State. This view is before the lights were moved to the sides. Since that change more plantings have been added and in a "curbs and curves" project the road improved and made safer. The parkways are actually prettier now, especially in the spring and fall, although rarely this empty. |