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‘I Only Do Big Things’: Woman, Architect, and Brooklynite Fay Kellogg
Although she designed many smaller structures during her career, Kellogg lived for the big projects, not afraid to go where no woman was allowed to go before.
Rene Chambellan, Art Deco Architectures Master Sculptor, in Brooklyn and Beyond
Sculptor Rene Chambellan left an incredible legacy, most of which will stand up to the whims of architectural popularity and be recognized as true greatness for generations to come.
Catch Up on the History of Work and the Celebration of Labor Day in Brooklyn
It began as a day of celebration of the American worker in 1882, and Brooklynites have been observing the holiday ever since.
Looking Back at an Upstate New York Independence Day
When I was growing up, Independence Day was huge in our town. Only Christmas Eve came close in town-wide celebrations.
The Many Lives of Downtown Brooklyns Offerman Building
One of Brooklyn’s greatest buildings, the Offerman Building opened with great fanfare in 1891 and even had its own electrical generator to power seven elevators.
I can't comment about the price, but it's a beautiful house and "Midwood 2:, my block, is a really great block. Also, I want to see if my comment actually shows up.
in HistoryCan't wait for some more options in south brooklyn! Gotta have me some pizza!
in HistoryButler’s pantry is beautiful, looks substantially original.
in HistoryA Wonder Wheel ride in a possible snowstorm, now that that's scary and WONDERFUL.
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