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  • Mark Hanavan (Private Message) 04/10/09 11:47 AM  

    In this context, the passages read as Lottery numbers.

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  • Robert (Private Message) 10/04/08 10:49 PM  

    "Spiriturl"?

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  • carl (Private Message) 12/23/07 1:11 PM  

    That looks like sound equipment out front.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 12/20/07 10:42 PM  

    Eastern Parkway and Rogers

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 12/20/07 8:56 PM  

    Dear Lord, please send Brother Jenkins a yardstick, so he can line up some damn letters.

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  • Rudayday Premium user United States (Private Message) 12/20/07 5:29 PM  

    This is Greenpoint as I recall, and it really had been a true storefront. They simply put a new facade of cinder blocks out in front of it. This was on a row of retail if my memory serves me. There were a few of these where they heavily modified what had been storefront space at one time. I do believe this is one. When I go back to NYC, maybe I will head out to double check.

    I wanted to include it because of the Polish language service, which I thought was interesting.

    Thanks for visiting.

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  • Rudayday Premium user United States (Private Message) 12/20/07 7:00 PM  

    I wondered if I had this wrong. Seems I did. I just made the association with the Taoist identity. Perhaps I will swap this one out one day. There was no shortage of shots from Brooklyn Chinatown I could use.

    Thanks for spotting this.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 12/20/07 5:00 PM  

    i don't think the photog meant "storefront" literally in this case. it would be my interpretation from the title "Brooklyn Storefront House of Worship" that this is a pic of the entrance of this particular house of faith.
    interesting views of Brooklyn. thanks!

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  • Adam Stanhope (Private Message) 12/20/07 3:45 PM  

    This one really isn't a "house of worship."

    Overseas Chinese "benevolent associations" were organizations formed to provide quasi-governmental services to immigrant Chinese communities throughout the world. A Chinese immigrant from a certain province in China or speaking a certain dialect of Chinese might find a particular benevolent association in his new city that caters to the Chinese sub-group he hails from. The benevolent association might be able to find him a place to stay temporarily and a job somewhere (often at another member's restaurant) to get him started in his new country.

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  • Chris G (Private Message) 12/20/07 2:53 PM  

    This mosque was formerly the Berkshire (movie) Theatre, on Eighth Avenue between 59 and 60th Street, Sunset Park.

    The old Republican Club on the corner of 60th Street is part of the same complex and is now a restaurant (hallal naturally).

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  • brian l (Private Message) 12/20/07 7:27 AM  

    This doesnt look like a storefront.

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  • Steve (Private Message) 08/09/06 5:00 PM  

    This building looks like a old FDNY firehouse.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 05/03/06 8:03 PM  

    This one needs deliverance

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  • Ben (Private Message) 12/26/05 7:12 AM  

    I've just been browsing your photos - they are a really amazing document. I just don't know what to think about them. They make me feel strange, like I'm 'round at my Grandmas and i can smell the ornaments.

    I'm not going to bore you or make any more wierd statements but just want to say that I'm from the UK, and that as far as i know we don't have anything like your store-front churches. I live in a part of London called Dalston which is pretty rough-and-ready, and was always as similar to Brooklyn as i imagined London got. I think it must have a similar demographic. But we have nothing on you. England is pretty irreligious, and there is only a tiny evangelical settling. Nothing like your niche, pro-active spiritualism. Nothing like your want or maybe your need.

    Anyway, thank you for these pictures. All the best

    Amazing photos

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  • Gela (Private Message) 10/17/05 12:01 AM  

    I would like to visit this church. Can you please help me with its address.

    Thank you.

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  • (Anonymously) (Private Message) 09/13/05 1:26 PM  

    THIS CHURCH PASTOR WAS ONE OF THE GREATES PREACHER IN THE WORLD ,ALL THE GOSPEL SINGER THAT WAS SOMEBODY WOULD COME HERE AND SING ,THIS WAS A FAMOUS CHURCH

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  • Alfa Romanus (Private Message) 12/30/04 11:21 AM  

    by the special grace of God, am one of your youth right from 2000 till date, and want you to join me in prayer over the promblem am having with the school authority, that is Kogi State University, Anyigba. that hthe Almighty to show His infinite mercy upon me. and also the problem of hthis very year will never enter next year, 2005

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  • Angela (Private Message) 01/27/04 11:05 PM  

    That's got to be the saddest thing I have ever seen.

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  • matt (Private Message) 08/08/03 12:15 PM  

    Where is this located? What was it before, do you know?

    THIS IS AT EASTERN PARKWAY AND BEFORD OR ROGERS OR FRANKLIN...SOMEWHERE IN THERE. WAS A MOVIE THEATRE BY APPEARANCES.

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