<filename>by-location/40.577927-73.994758.json
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  "705943f-a": {
    "width": 600, 
    "thumb_url": "http://oldnyc-assets.nypl.org/thumb/705943f-a.jpg", 
    "image_url": "http://oldnyc-assets.nypl.org/600px/705943f-a.jpg", 
    "title": "", 
    "date": "1925", 
    "text": "Neptune Ave., north side, east of West 28th Street, showing a former ex cursion barge, which served as a place of sale for rowboats. It does not appear in the 1929 Brooklyn Atlas. Also seen is Gravesend Bay.\nJune 1925.\nEugene L. Armbruster Collection.\n", 
    "folder": "Neptune Avenue & 28th Street (West), Brooklyn, NY", 
    "height": 472, 
    "original_title": "Brooklyn: Neptune Avenue - 28th Street (West)", 
    "years": [
      "1925"
    ]
  }, 
  "702692f-a": {
    "width": 600, 
    "thumb_url": "http://oldnyc-assets.nypl.org/thumb/702692f-a.jpg", 
    "image_url": "http://oldnyc-assets.nypl.org/600px/702692f-a.jpg", 
    "title": "", 
    "date": "1936", 
    "text": "West 28th Street, north from Neptune Avenue toward Gravesend Bay, showing a W. P. A. sewer project.\n1936\nWorks Progress Administration\nFive Boroughs Project\n", 
    "folder": "28th Street (West) & Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn, NY", 
    "height": 468, 
    "original_title": "Brooklyn: 28th Street (West) - Neptune Avenue", 
    "years": [
      "1936"
    ]
  }
}