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#58 A woman walks her dogs with an Eisenhower-Nixon billboard in the background in Brooklyn Heights, March 1958.

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#58 A woman walks her dogs with an Eisenhower-Nixon billboard in the background in Brooklyn Heights, March 1958.

Fascinating Vintage Photos of Brooklyn Heights in 1958 that capture Street Scenes and Everyday Life

#58 A woman walks her dogs with an Eisenhower-Nixon billboard in the background in Brooklyn Heights, March 1958.

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#59 A car park attendant stands by his hut among many signs in Brooklyn Heights, March 1958.→

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