8226-34: aerial view of a suburban and industrial area with residential blocks, open fields, and a large industrial complex near intersecting roads and rail lines.

Neighborhoods--New York (State). Western--Aerial photographs

Industrial buildings--New York (State). Western--Aerial photographs

Roads--New York (State). Western--Aerial photographs

Railroad tracks--New York (State). Western--Aerial photographs

New York (State). Western--Aerial photographs

Photographs, Black and White ; 24 x 18 cm.

A black-and-white aerial photograph taken by Fairchild Aerial Surveys Inc., N.Y.C., showing a developed suburban and industrial landscape. The lower left portion contains a large industrial facility with multiple rectangular buildings, tanks, and circular structures, connected by rail tracks. Residential neighborhoods with grid-pattern streets occupy the lower right section, while scattered houses and undeveloped fields extend northward. Several main roads intersect near the center, and a rail line runs diagonally from the lower left toward the top center. Patches of open land, wooded areas, and a small pond appear among the residential sections. The number “8226-34” is written in white in the upper right corner, and printed text in the lower right reads “FAIRCHILD AERIAL SURVEYS INC. N.Y.C.”

Fairchild Aerial Surveys, inc.

State University of New York at Buffalo. Map Collection

State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries

1927-04-30

State University of New York at Buffalo. Arts and Sciences Libraries

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Western New York Aerial Photograph Collection. LIB-ASL005

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