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    new year’s eve

    Parties, Gossip and Too Much Brew: How 19th Century Brooklynites Celebrated the New Year

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    • History

      Jan 1, 2021 • 09:30am
      by Suzanne Spellen (aka Montrose Morris)

      In the late 19th century, Brooklynites had many ways to celebrate the New Year but the ability to participate depended on one's social class.

      Ladies called on New Year's Day

      Make Some (Virtual) New Year’s Eve Plans in Brooklyn

      • Brooklyn Life

        Dec 28, 2020 • 09:00am
        by Craig Hubert

        New Year’s Eve will be different this year in Brooklyn. The party has moved indoors, mostly existing on our computer screens and televisions.

        Thankfully, some virtual events are still occuring

        Parties, Gossip and Too Much Brew: How 19th Century Brooklynites Celebrated the New Year

        brooklyn new year 19th century celebration
        • History

          Jan 1, 2020 • 09:30am
          by Suzanne Spellen (aka Montrose Morris)
          1

          In the late 19th century, Brooklynites had many ways to celebrate the New Year but the ability to participate depended on one's social class.

          Ladies called on New Year's Day

          Staying in Brooklyn for New Year’s Eve 2019? Here’s Where to Go and What to See

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          • Brooklyn Life

            Dec 23, 2019 • 09:00am
            by Craig Hubert

            A few options both for those who like to party the night away as well as people who want nothing more than to hit the sack not long after the stroke of midnight.

            There are options for those who want to drink, dance or stay at home

            Parties, Gossip and Too Much Brew: How 19th Century Brooklynites Celebrated the New Year

            brooklyn new year
            • History

              Jan 1, 2019 • 09:30am
              by Suzanne Spellen (aka Montrose Morris)

              In the late 19th century, Brooklynites had many ways to celebrate the New Year but your ability to participate depended on your social class.

              New Year's Day was for calling on friends

              Celebrating New Year’s Eve 2018 in Brooklyn? Here’s Where You Need to Go

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              • Brooklyn Life

                Dec 26, 2018 • 09:00am
                by Craig Hubert

                If you want to dance, drink or relax, we have a few options for what to do to usher in New Year's Eve while in Brooklyn.

                Avoid the tourists and stick close to home

                Parties, Gossip and Too Much Brew: How 19th Century Brooklynites Celebrated the New Year

                brooklyn new year 19th century celebration
                • History

                  Jan 1, 2018 • 09:30am
                  by Suzanne Spellen (aka Montrose Morris)

                  In the late 19th century, Brooklynites had many ways to celebrate the New Year but your ability to participate depended on your social class.

                  Ladies called on New Year's Day

                  How and Where to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Brooklyn 2017

                  how to celebrate new years eve in brooklyn
                  • Brooklyn Life

                    Dec 19, 2017 • 02:00pm
                    by Craig Hubert
                    1

                    If there’s one thing every Brooklyn resident knows about New Year’s Eve it’s to stay out of Manhattan.

                    Avoid the tourists and stick close to home

                    Parties, Gossip and Too Much Brew: How 19th Century Brooklynites Celebrated the New Year

                    brooklyn new year 19th century celebration
                    • History

                      Dec 31, 2016 • 09:30am
                      by Suzanne Spellen (aka Montrose Morris)

                      In the late 19th century, Brooklynites had many ways to celebrate the New Year but your ability to participate depended on your social class.

                      Ladies called on New Year's Day

                      How to Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2016 in Brooklyn

                      nyc new years brooklyn 2016
                      • Brooklyn Life

                        Dec 26, 2016 • 09:30am
                        by Seán Devlin

                        You don't have to leave Brooklyn to find fun on New Year's Eve.

                        There's song and dance, fireworks, and much more
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