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Could this be looking north at Court Square, since that's where the seat of local government was? Just guessing.
My guess is around 2nd St & Borden.
How about at the foot of Borden Ave. where the ferry terminal to
34th street Manhattan was located?
At the 34 Street Ferry terminal - Crabhouse in background.
Again, pre-1960's attire.
Even the slobs were better dressed.
The same line of buildings seen from a different POV (pardon the poor quality):
http://www.ourlic.com/images/waterfront_crabhouse_lic_circa_1890.jpg
Amazing how an area can go from bustling to completely dead.
2nd Street at Borden Avenue. Miller's Hotel, presently the Waterfront Crabhouse, is in the center.
2nd Street at Borden Avenue. Miller's Hotel, presently the Waterfront Crabhouse, is in the center.
Wow - how charming it once was!
Where was everyone going to or coming from?
Was there a ferry located there?
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