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Cobble Hill residents are banding together to raise funds to help rebuild Cobble Hill's Christ Chu...

By Cate Corcoran 04/25/2013 0

Brooklyn Heights has long been home to some of the city’s elite, and that was never more true than...

By Suzanne Spellen 04/23/2013 0

A listing is up for 392 Dean Street, the Park Slope frame house we told you about that is being re...

By Cate Corcoran 04/22/2013 2

After nearly a century of worship of the austere and glassy, architects are returning to more trad...

By Cate Corcoran 04/19/2013 1

After spending three weeks with Edward Linton of East New York, it’s time to end his story. He...

By Suzanne Spellen 04/18/2013 0

Believe it or not, it was not easy being Edward F. Linton. It was hard work building an empire...

By Suzanne Spellen 04/16/2013 0

The 19th-century armory at 355 Marcy Avenue that has been empty for two years is now for sale, and...

By Cate Corcoran 04/12/2013 2

On November 23, 1889, at three in the afternoon, a group of East New York dignitaries, Brookly...

By Suzanne Spellen 04/11/2013 0

The life and career of Edward F. Linton seemed to be heaven blessed. In the years following the ...

By Suzanne Spellen 04/09/2013 0

A Swiss chalet-style 19th-century wood frame office building on Greenpoint's Manhattan Avenue has ...

By Cate Corcoran 04/08/2013 1

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