It is always a cause for celebration when new archival history resources go online -- especially for the enthusiastic digger of sometimes obscure history.
Time Travel to Civil War Brooklyn and Beyond via the BAM Online Archive
Fort Greene
Explore Walt Whitman’s Brooklyn History at Fort Greene Park
Learn more about Whitman's advocacy for Fort Greene Park with an upcoming walking tour.
A Grand Brownstone Holds the Corner in Fort Greene (Photos)
The imposing brownstone on Washington Park opposite Fort Greene Park is one of a row of Italianate houses built around 1870.
Prewar Fort Greene Co-op With Two Bedrooms Asks $799K
This co-op is bright, smartly laid out and well located.
Union Health Center Prepping to Open at Cauffman’s Curvy Glass Building in Fort Greene
The swooping glass building designed by architect Francis Cauffman on Fulton Street in Fort Greene’s BAM Cultural District is nearing completion.
Long-Awaited Public Plaza Opens at Flatbush and Lafayette in Fort Greene
Music, food and undulating strings of balloons marked the grand opening of a public plaza in Fort Greene on Wednesday.
Halstead Opens on Fulton Street in Fort Greene
The new outpost is Halstead's eighth location in Brooklyn.
Renovation of Landmarked Greek Revival in Fort Greene Artfully Blends Old and New
The homeowners cleverly reconfigured the space and modernized the mechanicals while saving or re-creating historic details.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 49 Units in Fort Greene Starting at $886 a Month
Developed by Jonathan Rose Companies and designed by Dattner Architects and Bernheimer Architecture, the development is called Caesura.
Two Skinny Brownstones: The Narrow Houses of Fort Greene’s Cumberland Street
People become successful housing developers by getting the most out of a piece of property, and Thomas H. Brush understood this well.
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