Judge Garritt Furman House
Collection: Eugene Armbruster Drawings and Photographs
Date: March 1923; 1923-03
Material: Black and white photograph Dimension:
4.5 x 3.5 inches; 400 dpi
Creator: Eugene L. Armbruster
Identifier: aql:29641 ela-004762 ela-004762.tif
Description: Judge Garritt Furman House - (aka Way House) Located near what was between 56th and 55th Street north of Maspeth Ave., west of the LIRR tracks. James Way Settled early at English Kills died 1865; left the homestead to his nephew Samuel Way (d. 1798); went to his daughter Sarah M. Dr. Henry Mott 1784; Way Estate sold to Judge G. Furman 1815; was W.H. Furman 1852, 1873; Grussy 1891. The house was gone by Sept. 1929 to build the New York Naval Shipyard Maspeth Annex. Far background is the walled-fenced Mott Family burial ground; the bodies from this site were moved by court order Jan. 10, 1950 to Prospect Park Cemetery, Brooklyn. Photo taken March 1923.
Creator :
Eugene L. Armbruster
Date :
March 1923; 1923-03
Summary/Description :
Judge Garritt Furman House - (aka Way House) Located near what was between 56th and 55th Street north of Maspeth Ave., west of the LIRR tracks. James Way Settled early at English Kills died 1865; left the homestead to his nephew Samuel Way (d. 1798); went to his daughter Sarah M. Dr. Henry Mott 1784; Way Estate sold to Judge G. Furman 1815; was W.H. Furman 1852, 1873; Grussy 1891. The house was gone by Sept. 1929 to build the New York Naval Shipyard Maspeth Annex. Far background is the walled-fenced Mott Family burial ground; the bodies from this site were moved by court order Jan. 10, 1950 to Prospect Park Cemetery, Brooklyn. Photo taken March 1923.
Subject :
Dwellings
Rights :
Public domain
Coverage :
56th and 55th Streets north of Maspeth Ave, Maspeth, Queens, NY
Type :
Black and white photograph
Format :
Black and white photograph; 4.5 x 3.5 inches; 400 dpi
Identifier :
aql:29641 ela-004762 ela-004762.tif
Subject:
Dwellings
Dwellings
Rights Notice
Public domain
Public domain
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