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The Streets of East New York and Brownsville
Slide shows of photographs taken of these two sections of Brooklyn, New York
for tax purposes by New York City, between 1939 and 1941.

The following:


Alabama Avenue, from Pitkin Avenue south to New Lots Avenue

Odd building numbers.

Click on this link for the even building number photographs.

 

223

231

233

235

 

237

245

267

269

 

271

275-279

281-285

287

 

313

319

321

327

 

333-335

337

339

341

 

343

345

347

349

 

369

(Barber shop 365?;
Public Shoe Repairing 393?)

 

371

379

381

385

393

397-399

401-403

 

429

431

435

441

 

443

455-467

Beth Sholom Tomchei Harav synagogue.

 

469

479-483

 

485-489

491

493

495

 

499

501

503

505

 

507

509

511

515

 

517

519

523

525

 

527

531

533

537

 

539

543

545

549

 

551

555

559

561

 

565

567

571

573

 

577

 

579

583

585

 

587
 

591

 

599

601

605


 

 

If you would like to find the photograph for a particular building in Brooklyn, search by clicking on the link below:

https://nycma.lunaimaging.com/luna/servlet/view/search/when/1939-1941?q=mediaCollectionId%3d%22NYCMA~7~7%22&sort=borough%2Cblock%2Clot%2Czip_code 

 

Courtesy of the New York City Municipal Archives.

 

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