SummaryFacades of four buildings (two brick, two masonry) on Red Hook Lane, later renamed Pearl Street; three have fire escapes on front. Building in center is presumably Imperial Restaurant, apparently closed at time of photograph; although impossible to ascertain definitely, the other three buildings appear to be commercial/residential buildings; second building from left has large banner over doorway: "...Clothing Depot"; woman is pushing baby carriage in right foreground; three pedestrians (men) and portion of parked automobile in left background.
NoteBlack grease pencil and red pen cropping marks. On recto: Eagle printed in black ink in bottom center. On verso: dates inscribed: taken Feb. 13, 1931; May 26/31. On verso: "Bldg. then 32 years old; this part wrecked in May, 1931."
Cite AsBrooklyn Daily Eagle photographs, Brooklyn Public Library, Center for Brooklyn History
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