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Michael A. Stecker
mastecker@gmail.com
Slide Show
Brooklyn Home
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A 2009
Google Maps Street View photo centered
with an orange A-marker at the current 278 Division Ave. in
the
Williamsburg
section of Brooklyn, NY 11211. My original address was 276 but this was
apparently changed
and it is now 280, located to the
left (garbage cans in front) on the second floor (see below).
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A 2009
Google Maps Street View photo centered at my former home 276 (now 280) Division
Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. (Williamsburg neighborhood). Our apartment on the second
floor lies between the two marked black asterisk lines.
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The building on the viewers far left with the darker bricks is
currently 282 Division Ave. at the corner of Division and Harrison Avenues.
Next to it on the second floor is our home, the red building with the
garbage cans in front.
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Looking down Division Avenue from Harrison Ave. to Keap
Street.
The red building with garbage cans in front (viewers left) is our old
home.
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282 Division Ave. at the corner of Division and Harrison Avenues.
Next to it on the second floor is our home, the lighter red brick building
with the garbage cans in front.
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Intersection of Division and Harrison Avenues.
To the viewers far left is the elevated train that crosses the nearby
Williamsburg Bridge.
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Google Maps aerial view centered at 278 Division Ave. (orange
A-marker), Brooklyn, NY
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Intersection of Keap Street and 270 Division Avenue.
The buildings seen in the photo are on Keap Street.
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Here is a copy of the email regarding 274/276 Division Ave on June
8, 2009:
from: drshindler@pesachtikvah.org
Hello Dr. Stecker,
I'm Dr. Irwin Shindler ,Executive Director of Pesach Tikvah. We are a
mental health facility with 9 programs servicing hundreds of people every
week. One of our programs, a residence for Retarded women, is housed in a
renovated building at 274/276 Division Ave. At some point, the 2 addresses
became one property. It would be our pleasure to send you pics, and even
better if you're ever on the East coast, to show you in person your old
home
and the neighborhood you grew up in. In addition, I can see from your
website that you're a very accomplished person, and would probably be
interested to see how your old house does so much good for such a needy
population. I would love to hear back from you and discuss this further.
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