Salvation Army Sells Francis Kimball’s Clinton Hill Gem to Developers for $28.5 Million
New information from the project's lender implies the obscure but architecturally significant building may be preserved and converted to luxury condos.
Salvation Army Shuts to Make Way for Apartments Replacing Francis Kimball’s Clinton Hill Gem
The building's beautiful brickwork and Venetian-inspired windows and stripes will likely not survive a plan to transform it into apartments.
Apartments Could Be Coming Soon to Francis Kimball’s Nearly Forgotten Clinton Hill Gem
The Salvation Army will close its longtime store and distribution center on Quincy Street, which was built in 1899 as a warehouse and delivery center for the one of Brooklyn’s largest and most prestigious department stores.
The Life and Times of Park Slope’s Singular Montauk Club
Noted 19th century architect Francis H. Kimball designed a fanciful Venetian Gothic Palace with American motifs for Brooklyn's popular club.
