History

Razed for an apartment building, the impressive Italianate dwelling was the longtime home of a prominent satirical magazine publisher.

Successful Victorian entertainment venues had to pander to popular taste, as a self-made impresario quickly discovered.

We have rounded up a few Brooklyn tales of schools, buildings, and students to mark the start of the school year.

An industrial stretch of Atlantic Avenue has long been dominated by the railroad and automobile and now is giving way to large apartment buildings.

As World War II and construction of highways and public housing were changing Clinton Hill, service members and their families needed housing.