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The Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy collects publications documenting American history on the national, state, and local levels, including extensive holdings on New York City history. The Division has a renowned collection of family histories and other genealogical collections, with a particular focus on the New York region. Included in the collections are published works from the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society library, photographs, vertical files, postcards, and other visual ephemera.
Brooklyn: 10th Avenue - 44th Street
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - Henry Street
The street girl's end
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - Henry Street
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn: 9th Street (West) - 3rd Avenue
Mrs. Susan P. Reed
View from Mount Holyoke
Samuel Bard
Hon. John Wanamaker Residence, "Lindenhurst," Old York Road, Jenkintown
Brooklyn: 8th Avenue - President Street
Brooklyn: 6th Street - Avenue R
Brooklyn: 6th Avenue - Sterling Place
Brooklyn: 5th Avenue - 37th Street
Brooklyn: 5th Avenue - Berkeley Place
Brooklyn: 4th Street (East) - 27th Avenue
Brooklyn: 4th Avenue - Butler Street
Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - 94th Street
Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - 52nd Street
Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - St. Mark's Place
Brooklyn: 3rd Avenue - Bergen Street