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Charles P. Leverich House

Collection: Eugene Armbruster Drawings and Photographs
Date: August 1923; 1923-08 Material: Black and white photograph Dimension: 4.5 x 3.5 inches; 400 dpi
Creator: Eugene L. Armbruster Identifier: aql:29723 ela-004950 ela-004950.tif

Description: Charles P. Leverich House - Rear view of the H. S. Leverich House, located north of Elmhurst Avenue (aka Shell Rd.) on the east side of 93rd Street. The house was built ca. 1840 - 1841 by Charles P. Leverich (d. 1876) on 16 acres adjoining the old Leverich Estate, and was later occupied by his brother Henry S. Leverich. Fred Schuchardt later owned and Mrs. Viel occupied it ca. 1922. The house was taken down June 1925, and parts of the structure were re-erected as a summer house at Throggs Neck.

Collection : aql:7837

Creator : Eugene L. Armbruster

Date : August 1923; 1923-08

Summary/Description : Charles P. Leverich House - Rear view of the H. S. Leverich House, located north of Elmhurst Avenue (aka Shell Rd.) on the east side of 93rd Street. The house was built ca. 1840 - 1841 by Charles P. Leverich (d. 1876) on 16 acres adjoining the old Leverich Estate, and was later occupied by his brother Henry S. Leverich. Fred Schuchardt later owned and Mrs. Viel occupied it ca. 1922. The house was taken down June 1925, and parts of the structure were re-erected as a summer house at Throggs Neck.

Subject : Dwellings

Rights : Public domain

Coverage : Elmhurst Avenue, Jackson Heights, Queens, NY

Type : Black and white photograph

Format : Black and white photograph; 4.5 x 3.5 inches; 400 dpi

Identifier : aql:29723 ela-004950 ela-004950.tif

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