Cite AsIrving I. Herzberg photograph collection, Brooklyn Public Library, Center for Brooklyn History
SummaryTwo-story storefront in Williamsburg, possibly of terra-cotta; signs over entrance ("Ebinger Thrift Store") and at roof line ("Ebinger); three windows and four pilasters on second floor; ground floor, with graffiti, shuttered at left and partially boarded up at right and center; portions of adjacent building at right and luncheonette at left.
NoteInscription on verso: "Ebinger baking plant & thrift store -- once a thriving chain of bakery stores in Brooklyn. Photo taken after closing -- April 1976." Title from inscription on verso. On verso: date inscribed: April 1976; photographer's stamp.
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