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1341 Third Avenue, rented by Italian anarchist bombers who plotted to blow up St. Patrick's Cathedral on March 2, 1915: query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9A00E6DB1238E633A...

Thanks artolog, we will add the address to the record. For those trying to figure out which building it is, it's hard to see the numbers on here, but when you zoom in on the full version in our catalog, you'll see it is the building with the "Restaurant" sign.

Bit difficult to say absolutely but I reckon this is where the Seacliff Bridge is situated now, between Clifton and Coalcliff. That headland in the background with the pier next to it looks suspiciously similar to those in a previous image of Coledale, which isn't far south of here. I think that 'Cliff Rd' is now Lawrence Hargrave Drive.

Postcard version

handig voor bruiloften, maakt de keuze tussen een auto en een koets weer wat makkelijker.

** translation of describtion ** Second World War. During the German occupation of The Netherlands people used a car without gasoline/fuel because of shortages. In this picture a Ford V* is drawn by a horse. The spot that would usually holds the engine is now being used as the drivers' seat. Holland, The Hague, may 14th 1941

Hartelijk dank. We hebben de reactie(s) verwerkt of zijn ermee bezig. Ook op onze beeldbank. Hains Hamelink, Spaarnestad Photo (partner Nationaal Archief)

Twee fouten in Leenke's commentaar. Ten eerste, het woord is "description" (met een 'p'). Ten tweede, het werkwoord is verkeerd. Dat moet zijn 'The spot that would usually hold ......' (niet 'holds")

Oi! Sou administrador de um grupo chamado O prazer de fotografar (The pleasure of photograph) e nós adoraríamos ter isto adicionado ao grupo!