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#29 New York Governor Averell Harriman is surrounded by crowds as he leaves a store in one of Brooklyn’s busiest shopping centers, 1958.

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#29 New York Governor Averell Harriman is surrounded by crowds as he leaves a store in one of Brooklyn’s busiest shopping centers, 1958.

Incredible Vintage Photos Show What Brooklyn Looked Like in the 1950s

#29 New York Governor Averell Harriman is surrounded by crowds as he leaves a store in one of Brooklyn’s busiest shopping centers, 1958.

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