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The Bronx in the 1980s

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brick buildings in bronx
Description
A block in the Bronx in the 1980s; burned and abandoned buildings, as well as piles of rubble, are visible in the shot.
Creator
Photograph by Gerd Eichmann
Publisher
Wikimedia Commons
Date
May 6, 1982
Rights
CC BY-SA 4.0
Format
Photograph
Type
Still image
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The Breaking and Making of Community in Little Cambodia › Arriving to the Bronx: Housing, Language and Jobs
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