Walkabout: The Architect of the OTHER Prospect Park – A Troy Story, Part 1
Read Part 2 and Part 3 of this story. As our Brooklyn readers all know, Prospect Park was designe...
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“Maspeth Is America”
Maspeth, in a western corner of Queens, seems stuck between the grit of Williamsburg, Brooklyn to ...
Closing Bell: History of Brooklyn’s Jewish Delis
Traditional Jewish delis have dwindled in Brooklyn, but Brooklyn Historical Society is inviting...
Makers Mark?
Just the other day, I decided it was too nice a day not to go out for a stroll. Not having a whole...
New Owner of Crown Heights’ Oldest House Plans Condos
Crown Heights' oldest home, a mid-19th century wood frame at 1375 Dean Street known as the Susan ...
The Vote
On this day, back in 1894, our forebears made what was arguably one of the greatest mistakes in hi...
Closing Bell: Archtober Tours and Exhibits
Get your architecture, design and history fix for the next few weeks with Archtober, a month-lo...
Walkabout: Lord Stirling’s War
Montrose is on vacation this week. If you missed it before, please enjoy learning how Sterling Pla...
Closing Bell: Walking Tour Explores Clinton Hill’s History and Varied Architecture
Brownstoner columnist Suzanne Spellen will lead a walking tour of Clinton Hill this weekend cove...
Walkabout: Lane Bryant and the Riches of Expectation, Part 2
Read Part 1, Part 3, and Part 4 of this story. In 1909, dressmaker Lena Bryant was working out of...
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