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Interior damage under staircase

Media
water and mold damage under stairs
Description
Interior water and mold damage underneath a staircase in a building. January 3, 1998.
Creator
Photographer unknown
Publisher
CAAAV Digital Archive
Date
January 3, 1998
Rights
Permissions granted via CAAAV Digital Archive
Format
Photograph
Type
Still image
Appears in
NYC Chinatown: A Community Safeguarding Space › Poor Living Conditions in Chinatown
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