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Top Brownstoner Stories
The Amazing Mansions of Brooklyn’s Clinton Avenue: A Tour of American Architectural Styles (Photos)
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A Celebration of the New York City Brownstone 1840-1920 (Photos)

Comment of the Day

“Rowhouse” is more accurate but “brownstone” is more NYC colloquial. Maybe if you customarily wait “on line” you’ll refer to historic row houses of any mterial as “brownstones”. It’s really a minor semantic difference.

— Bob Marvin in A Celebration of the New York City Brownstone 1840-1920 (Photos)

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