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Firemen’s Tournament
Firemen and crowds of people gathered near intersection of Front and Liberty Streets for a firemen’s tournament.
Firemen’s Parade
Hempstead Fire Department group photo taken during a firemen’s parade, possibly on Front Street. The parade may have been part of a firemen's tournament festivities.
Firemen’s parade, Front Street, east of Main Street
Hempstead Fire Department members during a firemen’s parade. Spectators gathered along the street. Department members pictured include Lewis H. Clowes, R.G. Powell, E.C. Muncke, Stewart Cornelius, Samuel W. Burt, Charles Cook. Photo taken on Front…
C.F. DeMott & Co. General Insurance Agency and an unidentified shop
C.F. DeMott & Co. General Insurance Agency and an unidentified shop that sells toys, goods, and athletic goods.
Cooper and Powell Store
Cooper and Powell Store, Front Street. A man is sitting in a horse drawn wagon in front of the store.
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
Businesses on Main Street
Businesses on Main Street. Pictured (l-r): New York Bakery, unidentified retail store, Federal System of Bakeries, The Reliable Jeweler
Buildings on Front Street, as seen from across intersection of Front and Little Main Street
Buildings on Front Street, as seen from across intersection of Front and Little Main Street (South Main Street). Businesses pictured are Hennig’s Bake Shop (left) and T & P Furniture. Prospect School on Peninsula Boulevard is at right.
Blumberg Building (H. Blumberg & Sons hardware) and Peter Troulinos Tailor Shop
Blumberg Building (H. Blumberg & Sons hardware), on Front Street. Peter Troulinos tailor shop is located in building at left (277 Front street).
Blizzard of 1888 (west side of Main Street, between Fulton Avenue and Front Street)
Facsimile of a photograph of the west side of Main Street, between Fulton Avenue and Front Street, after the Blizzard of 1888. A small number of people are on the sidewalks and in the streets, which are covered with huge snow drifts.