© Frank H. Jump
Flatbush Avenue
Apartments to Let – Janitor On Premises – OR – Frank H. Tyler – Downtown Brooklyn
Tel 44 - Bedford © Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
This telephone exchange is before there were seven numbers. Now that this entire city block has been demolished, this is a new view of the Flatbush Extension.
Other Frank H. Tyler postings:
- Forgotten-NY
- NY Times mentions of Frank H. Tyler
- BROKER EXPLAINS BROOKLYN NEEDS; Real Estate in Many Sections Has Shown Constantly Advancing Values, February 11, 1912, Sunday – Section: Real Estate Financial News, Page XX1, 1213 words –
“Brooklyn, from the Standpoint of the Investor and Operator,” was the subject of an address delivered by Frank H. Tyler, a member of the Brooklyn Real Estate Board of Brokers at the West Side Branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association Thursday evening. Mr. Tyler said, in part:
- BROKER EXPLAINS BROOKLYN NEEDS; Real Estate in Many Sections Has Shown Constantly Advancing Values, February 11, 1912, Sunday – Section: Real Estate Financial News, Page XX1, 1213 words –
Corn Exchange Bank – Varick Street, March 2003 – Flatbush Avenue, April 2007
© James Wentzy
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
Flatbush Avenue near Grand Army Plaza © Frank H. Jump
James Wentzy’s (ACT-UP webmaster) image
originally posted on Fading Ad Campaign website.
