A Spruced-Up Greenpoint Wood-Frame Italianate Delights the Eye
Editor’s Note: This post originally ran in 2014 and has been updated. You can read the previous po...
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.
Two Skinny Brownstones: The Narrow Houses of Fort Greene’s Cumberland Street
Editor’s Note: This post originally ran in 2010 and has been updated. You can read the previous po...
A Modest Monument to Education: P.S. 111 in Prospect Heights
Editors note: This post originally ran in 2012 and has been updated. You can read the previous post ...
Remembering the Origins of Memorial Day in Brooklyn
Editors note: This post originally ran in 2013 and has been updated. You can read the previous post ...
Red Hook’s Early Years, Coffeyville, and Life on a Coffey Street Row
By Suzanne Spellen (aka Montrose Morris) Red Hook is one of Brooklyn’s oldest neighborhoods...
This Gowanus Factory Has History All Boxed Up
Editors note: This post originally ran in 2015 and has been updated. You can read the previous post ...
This Bath Beach Synagogue Was Designed by Emery Roth Before He Was Famous
Editors note: This post originally ran in 2014 and has been updated. You can read the previous post ...
The Federal Style: An Architecture for a New Nation, 1785 to 1830
After the Revolutionary War, the new nation of the United States of America set about establishing i...
Two Wood Frame Survivors in Boerum Hill
Editors note: This post originally ran in 2013 and has been updated. You can read the previous post ...
Remembering Christopher Gray
Chistopher Gray, architectural historian and author of the New York Times long-running Streetscapes ...
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