Visit Queens in the years 1920 to 1950!
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Continued from PART 1 Richmond Terrace continues rather desultorily toward its final destination, the strait separating Staten Island and New Jersey called the Arthur Kill. On the way, however, we roll through Port Richmond, which, some say, is undergoing a renaissance; past the towering Bayonne Bridge; junkyards, ship repair yards, ancient 150-year-old houses, and more […]
Categorized in: Street Scenes Tagged with: Elm Park Mariners Harbor Port Ivory Port Richmond