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January 30th, 2008:

Burton’s Mattress Company – Way Sagless Springs – Montgomery & Franklin -Crown Heights, Brooklyn

Burton's Way Sagless Spring Mattresses

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Burton's Way Sagless Spring Mattresses

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1 Interboro Brewing Company

2 Burton’s Way Sagless Spring Mattress

3 Simoniz

Simoniz Revisited – Empire Blvd – Ebbets Field, Brooklyn

Simoniz - Empire Blvd - Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
Simoniz- “Motorists Wise, Simonize. Protects Finish In All Weather.” West End at 70th Street
Garage- Auto Machine Works- Phone Flatbush 6727 – Modern Advertising Company

February 19, 2007 President’s Day – Empire Blvd b/w Franklin & Bedford Avenues
(The day New Jersey instituted Civil Unions for same-sex couples.)

The images below were taken on Sunday, January 27, 2008

Simoniz Revisited - Empire Blvd - Ebbets Field, Brooklyn

Simoniz Revisited - Empire Blvd - Ebbets Field, Brooklyn

Simoniz Revisited - Empire Blvd - Ebbets Field, Brooklyn

Simoniz Revisited - Empire Blvd - Ebbets Field, Brooklyn
© Frank H. Jump

Interboro Brewing Company – Montgomery Street – Crown Heights, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn

Interboro Brewing Company, Montgomery Street - Crown Hgts, Brooklyn
© Frank H. Jump

Interboro Brewing CompanyIn January 1913, the Consumers Park Brewery merged with the New York and Brooklyn Brewing Company, with the new company called “Interboro Brewing Company.” Their brands were “Interboro” and “Bismark.” The New York and Brooklyn Brewing Company plants were closed and all their beer was brewed at the Consumers Park plant.

The Interboro Brewing Company continued in business through 1920, when they closed because of Prohibition. “Consumers Park” also was the name of a train station at Montgomery Street. The stop was part of the old Brooklyn Rapid Transit subway line—later reorganized as the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit (BMT). On November 1, 1918, a train crash occurred in the tunnel of the next station, Malbone Street (Empire Boulevard). It took the lives of 97 people on the Brighton Beach local-express and sent many others to the hospital. Bodies of the fatally injured were brought to the local police stationhouse and to the lobby of Ebbets Field. The Malbone Street crash remains the city’s worst subway disaster. – Times Newsweekly

Modern Brewery Age – May 24, 2004  FindArticles – Brooklyn celebrates long brewing history