This Sunday’s Open Streets Montague, on Montague Street between Clinton and Hicks streets from noon until 5:00 PM, presents a wide variety of attractions and activities. From noon until 4:00 between ...
“The HDC is strongly against the partial demolition and subsequent disfigurement of the houses to make way for a new structure. If approved, this precedent would suggest that every historic structure ...
This Saturday, October 18 Brooklyn Bridge Park will present its tenth annual Harvest Festival on Pier 6, near the foot of Atlantic Avenue, from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Activities will include a ...
As always for these events, Montague Street between Clinton and Henry and between Henry and Hicks will be closed to car traffic from 10:00 AM until 7:00 PM. Cars parked on these blocks should be moved ...
The Poplar Street Community Garden, located at Poplar and Hicks streets, along with the Brooklyn Heights Association, will host a Pumpkin Party this coming Saturday, October 18, from noon until 3:00 ...
As always for these events, Montague Street between Clinton and Henry and between Henry and Hicks will be closed to car traffic from 10:00 AM until 7:00 PM. Cars parked on these blocks should be moved ...
The helicopters buzzed over homes from Park Slope to Carroll Gardens and Brooklyn Heights at all hours — with the racket waking locals up as early as 4 a.m. Friday. Making things worse, the aircraft ...
Above, "Bird's Eye View Of Fulton Street," December 1909. Below, "Fulton Street, the heart of Brooklyn's shopping district," 1940s. (Postcards: Cardcow.com) ...
Open Streets Montague this Sunday, October 19 presents opportunities to do good and to have fun. From 11:00 AM until 5:00 PM, at a busmobile in front of 157 Montague (between Clinton and Henry) you ...
This sketch of the “Birthplace of Walt Whitman’s ‘Leaves of Grass'” depicts the corner of Cranberry & Fulton streets (which is now along Cadman Plaza West heading to Old Fulton Street) dated September ...
Thomas Wolfe once wrote “Only the dead know Brooklyn.” I don’t know if he meant that in the literal sense, but given the large number of cemeteries here it’s fitting nonetheless. However, most of us ...
In the late 1940s and early 1950s, Brooklyn Heights residents persuaded “Power Broker” Robert Moses to re-route his plans to ram the BQE through the heart of the neighborhood and to halt bulldozing ...
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