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| Frederiksted, Street By Street - Page 23 |
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| Queen Street |
| Legislature and other government offices. |
| Park on Lagoon Street between King and Queens Streets |
| Ann E. Heyliger Vegetable Market |
| Johnny Belardo, Nilsa's father, once had a store here. It is said that for a while we lived in an apartment in the back of store. |
| Steinmann family lived here. Custom House and Queen Streets |
| These are "newer" structures. East side of Queen Street. At one time various homes stood in this location. Some were one story others two. |
| Miguel Garcia once had a liquor store here. Was also once a grocery store. |
| Here once stood a two story structure. Downstairs was a store, first operated by the Gomez family. They lived upstairs. |
| Wasn't green structure Kano's meat market? |
| The Nielsen family lived here. Lilac flowers possibly Petrea volubilis - Purple wreath or Queen's wreath |
| The Emile Henderson Sr. Fire Station |
| What's left of what was once a home. Corner of Queen Cross and Queen Streets, north east corner. The Clarke family lived here |
| The Apothecary Hall - our first drug store. At the time, it was our ONLY drug store! See plaque below. |
| The Allick family lived here. |
| The Benjamin family lives/lived here. |
| What's left of what was once a beautiful home. The Martin family lived here. |
| Lagoon and Queen Streets, looking west |
| Custom House Street looking west, south side |
| Custom House St. looking west, north side of street. |
| Where black car is on left once stood a two story home. The Wilson family lived on the top floor. Corner of Queen and Market Streets. |
| The yellow building is on Market St. It was the first post office I knew. |
| Market St. looking west. |
| A home once stood here. Corner of Queen Cross and Queen Streets, southwest corner |
| Market St.looking west, north side. |
| Hill Street looking west, south side. |
| Hill Street looking west, north side. |
| King Cross looking west, south side. On this corner once stood Frederiksted's one and only traffic light. |
| North side of King Cross Street looking west. |
| King Cross St looking east, north side. |
| South side of Queen Cross St. looking east. |
| North side of Fisher St. looking east. |
| South side of Fisher, looking west between Queen and King Streets. There was once a house close to where the tents now stand, extreme right of photo. The colorful rocks seen in Family 27 and St. Croix 31 are in this area |
| Fisher street looking west, north side. See next photo regarding stairs. |
| Fisher Street. Here once stood a church. |
| Fisher Street, end of Queen. South side of street. Delemos family once lived here. |
| Owned by the Christensen family. Rivera & Frederick families once lived upstairs and at another time Titi Catalina. See St. Croix 34 for renovated 2017 house. |
| North side of Fisher looking west. King Street is next then Strand. |
| King Cross St looking east, north side. |
| The old cemetery (Anglican), corner of Queen and King Cross, looking east, north side. |
| Housing Complex |
| Legislature, government offices |
| Market Street looking east, south side |
| Hill Street, north side looking east. Next intersection is Prince Street |
| Hill Street, south side looking east |
| Here once stood Suarez Supermarket. See St. Croix 8 for b/w photo of original structure. |
| Queen and Queen Cross, looking east, north side. |
| Queen Street and Fisher, looking east. Prince Street is next. |
Additional photos |
| Queen Street from Queen Cross Street looking north |
| Queen Cross looking east from Queen Street. |
| Queen Cross looking east from Queen Street |
| South side of Queen Cross St, looking west. |
| South side of Queen Cross looking east from Queen Street |
| The Apothecary Hall can be seen above. |
| Another "original" wooden structure. Front and side views. A distant view shown above next to yellow 2 story house. |
| Corner of Queen Cross and Queen Streets, looking west, north side. |
| Another view of the Benjamin residence. |
| #28 Queen Street. A beautiful structure going to waste! See other photo above! (House eventually renovated.) |
| Queen Cross Street, south side, between Queen and King Streets. |
| Intersection of King Cross and Queens Streets, north side, looking west. |
| Same intersection, looking east |
| I think one of my grammar school teachers, Ms. Noah, lived here. For most part has been a bar. |
| Hill Street looking east, south side |
| I cannot recall red roof building being in this yard when I was growing up on St. Croix. |
| Renovated. What was the original structure like? |
| Parking lot at the end of Queen Street, next to the Almeric Cummings Recreation & Youth Facility (Triangle Park). Where Queen and King Streets meet. King is on the right. |
| Looking south from Lagoon Custom House Street. |
| Mostly stores in these buildings. |
| You can see a rusted structure next to the yellow structure. People lived there. In the back there were more homes. |
| Not too wide but deep. Residence. |