Row Houses With a Twist: The Concrete Houses of Windsor Terrace
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2014 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
Suzanne Spellen
Suzanne Spellen is a longtime Brownstoner contributor. She is an architectural historian, researcher, and writer with a special love for Bedford Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, and local African American history. She loves old houses, architectural detail, and enjoys exploring new places, camera in hand.
The Little Fortress Watching Over Windsor Terrace Since 1896
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2012 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
A Whimsical William Tubby Design for Brownsville’s Bastion of Knowledge, the Stone Avenue Library
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2015 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
A Mid-Century Surprise in Downtown Brooklyn
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2015 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
The Slow Decay of a 19th Century Grain Storehouse in Red Hook
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2014 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Celebrates 150 Years in Stuyvesant Heights
The steeple of Our Lady of Victory Roman Catholic Church rises high above the brownstone blocks of S...
The Wood Frame Villa of MacDonough Street
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2012 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
McKim Mead & White’s Tuscan Temple to Nature at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2013 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
A Prominent Cobble Hill Greek Revival Gets a Bit of Extra Zing
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2011 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
America’s Imitation Plaster: Tin Ceilings
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in 2010 and has been updated. You can read the previous p...
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