MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #15
Where: 532-540 Fulton Street When: 1892 Why: Displaying interesting terra cotta and stone detailin...
Tag: Historical
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #14
Where: 567, 569 and 571 Fulton Street When: Why: Two excellent examples of cast iron commercial fa...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #13
Where: 25 Elm Place When: 1899 Why: Loesser's was once one of the most elegant stores in Brooklyn. ...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #12
Where: 470-472 Fulton Street When: Circa 1900 Why: This four-story commercial building retains much...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #11
Where: 505 Fulton Street When: 1890 Why: This powerful building, with its sumptuously ornamented en...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #10
Where: 495 Fulton Street When: 1905 Why: Oppenheim & Collins was a purveyor of fine women's clothin...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #9
Where: 471 Fulton Street When: 1915 Why: Oppenheim & Collins was a purveyor of fine women's clothin...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #8
Where: 456 Fulton Street When: 1924 Why: Robert Kohn was among the most important archtitects in N...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #7
Where: 456 Fulton Street When: 1924 Why: Robert Kohn was among the most important archtitects in Ne...
MAS Proposed Downtown Landmark #6
Where: 466 Fulton Street When: 1888 Why: The corner of Fulton and Hoyt Streets is anchored by the r...
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