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#116 South Street from Fulton Fish Market, looking southwest, New York City, 1929.

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#116 South Street from Fulton Fish Market, looking southwest, New York City, 1929.

The Fulton Fish Market of New York City from the 1900s to 1960s

#116 South Street from Fulton Fish Market, looking southwest, New York City, 1929.

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←#115 en congregate around bushels and sacks of fruits and vegetables at the Fulton Street Market as a workers stack and unload crates from a truck, 1930s.
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