Green Avenue, now Zerega Avenue, 1889

Westchester Square, the Bronx, New York City

 

The Map Room of the 42nd Street Public Library

has excellent maps of old New York.

 

My G-Grandnparents Michael and Maria McNulty

built a house, still standing, at the blue X,

 

Seabrey Creek was long filled in, but it still

periodically flooded our basement when I lived

in the house.

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Flickr's Robert Barone, who I did not know when we

were younger, lived on the classier north side of the

railroad tracks at the top of the map.

Done