2442 Crospey Avenue, Brooklyn.
{{en|1= * Code: I.A.2. * Two-story wood frame row houses with tower at either end, next to sign on fence asking 'Would you want to live in a churchless. nation?' * Citation/Reference: CNY# 176
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- 1936-10-27
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