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A row of Old English Shops now in Course of Construction on Block 116 at Long Beach
Image of a row of Old English shops on Block 116 as they would look after construction was completed. (Color)
The Ingraham Building, Long Beach, L.I.
View of the Ingraham Building, with an ornately decorated fountain in the foreground. Annotation on verso reads, “Aug 9 – 1919.” (B&W)
Hempstead Theatre Under Construction
View of the Hempstead Theatre, south side of Fulton Avenue between Main Street and Washington Street, under construction. Four workers are in front of the building.
Hempstead Bank Building
Hempstead Bank Building, southeast corner of Main Street and Fulton Avenue, as seen from diagonally across Main Street. Streets are wet from rain. (2 copies)
Hempstead Bank Building
Hempstead Bank Building, southeast corner of Main Street and Fulton Avenue, as seen from diagonally across Main Street. (3 copies)
Central Nassau Building (seven stories) and other buildings
Central Nassau Building (seven stories) and other buildings on the south side of Fulton Avenue, east of North Franklin Street
Building on at Southwest Corner of Little Main and Front Streets
Building on at southwest corner of Little Main and Front Streets, as seen from across Front Street. Pictured (l-r): Madame Annette and John Schwartz retail clothing shops. Offices on second floor include E. Dahlman (surgeon-dentist); Samuel S.…
Bohack Building
Facsimile of a c.1930s photograph of the Bohack Building, at southwest corner of Fulton Avenue and Washington Street. Businesses pictured (l-r): H.C. Bohack Co, Inc.; McEnery’s Furniture; and New York Telephone Co. (later became Georges Furniture…
Men’s Shoes by John Ward (partial view), A.L. Frank’s building, and partial view of Ferrara Decorators (Upholstery Shop), on Main St., between Fulton Ave. and Front St.
View of Men’s Shoes by John Ward (partial view) , A.L. Frank’s building, and partial view of Ferrara Decorators (Upholstery Shop), on Main St., between Fulton Ave. and Front St.
Howard Clothes building, on northwest corner of Main and Front Streets (as seen from across Main St.)
Howard Clothes building, on northwest corner of Main and Front Streets (as seen from across Main St.)