Tag: history

Read Part 1, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, and Part 7 of this story. Captain William Tumbridge wa...

Next Tuesday, April 10th, the Landmarks Preservation Commission will hear a request to add a new v...

Read Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, and Part 7 of this story. The story of the Hotel St. G...

Green-Wood Cemetery's purchase of the McGovern Florist building just hit public records, and the d...

(Illustration: The Keeper's Lodge, Green-Wood, from Green-Wood Illustrated, 1847) Green-Wood ...

We missed the Brooklyn Daily story yesterday about Green-Wood Cemetery's pending purchase of of th...

One of the great things about architecture is that one’s works can stand well past the lifetime of...

Great architecture is a timeless and wonderful part of the human experience. Like any fine art and t...

Clinton Hill was one of the most exclusive and expensive neighborhoods in Brooklyn during the latter...

On Sunday the new occupant of the landmark former Gage & Tollner space on the Fulton Mall was ...