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  1. While Moses may have built the Promenade it wasn’t voluntarily. He wanted a regular highway and it was only the opposition of the Brahmans of Brooklyn Heights that stopped him.

    Its a little known story that Pierrepont was the Walentas of his era. He rented one of the first houses to a chocolatier called Israel Torres; He had a thoroughbred horse called “Ferrari”; and his wife Jane owned one of the first steam powered carousels which she wanted to put on the never built public promenade along the waterfront in Brooklyn Heights.