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I am a journalist (not a photojournalist, though) living in the Forest Hills section of Queens. I moved to New York City in May 2007, and one of my passions is discovering its out of the way places.
I like this authentic view. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
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Love the mural. I know they painted over it. Takes me back. Thanks for bringing back memories. Thought I was never going to see this part of time in history for me.
Geneder, This house, 345 Edgecombe Avenue, was built in 1890, designed by German architect William Schickell, it belonged to Nicholas C. and Agnes Benzinger, has also been used as a hospital, nursery and housing for the homeless. Hope this is helpful. Greetings from Florida, Guarina
Nice photo, and interesting: In Malaysia and Indonesia we have seen many old Dutch churches, too. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
I am in need of a public domain photo of this home. The older the better and preferably black and white. Any help out there? I can be reached at urbisoler@aol.com Thanks for listening!
Emilio- Thank you so much for capturing the photo of a few last remaining historic buildings of Flushing- the Voelker Orth House. This building is a reminder of the vast influence by immigrant Germans -by their architectual influences and important contributions to industry as well the social constructs and civic contributions to society at that time. That is all clearly all disappearing with the new oriental presence
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I am a journalist (not a photojournalist, though) living in the Forest Hills section of Queens. I moved to New York City in May 2007, and one of my passions is discovering its out of the way places.
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I like this authentic view. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
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Love the mural. I know they painted over it. Takes me back. Thanks for bringing back memories. Thought I was never going to see this part of time in history for me.
An imposing building. Greetings from south Florida, Guarina
Geneder, This house, 345 Edgecombe Avenue, was built in 1890, designed by German architect William Schickell, it belonged to Nicholas C. and Agnes Benzinger, has also been used as a hospital, nursery and housing for the homeless. Hope this is helpful. Greetings from Florida, Guarina
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Nice photo, and interesting: In Malaysia and Indonesia we have seen many old Dutch churches, too. ~+~+~+~ LIKE! / GEFÄLLT MIR! ~+~+~+~+~ Jürgen grüßt Dich aus Frankfurt am Main / Jürgen says hello from Frankfurt-upon-Main (Germany)
I am in need of a public domain photo of this home. The older the better and preferably black and white. Any help out there? I can be reached at urbisoler@aol.com Thanks for listening!
Muito lindo! Like!
Emilio- Thank you so much for capturing the photo of a few last remaining historic buildings of Flushing- the Voelker Orth House. This building is a reminder of the vast influence by immigrant Germans -by their architectual influences and important contributions to industry as well the social constructs and civic contributions to society at that time. That is all clearly all disappearing with the new oriental presence
Hi dear Beautiful images and creative photography Reply