POTW: Turrets Long Gone
POTW: Is Your Summer Booked?
Seeing Stars: Astronomical Observatories in Brooklyn
POTW: New York's Floating Cars
POTW: A Mournful Ouroboros
Opening the Pocket Doors: Here’s to Baseball!
The House on the Hill
The Rocks Cry Out
Opening the Pocket Doors: Voices of Brooklyn
Railfan Sandwich Man's Loco-Motive to Increase Business
Documenting a Brownstone's Rebirth
In 2018, the New York Times published a story about an unusual Carroll Gardens brownstone for sale. 12 Second Place had been painstakingly restored during the brownstone revival movement of the 1960s and 70s, and had been owned by the same couple, Jane and Thor Rinden, ever since. Moreover, the Rindens had documented their five-year renovation process (1968-1973) in a charming and intimate scrapbook filled with photographs and memories. Fascinated by this story, I left a comment on the article, and fortuitously enough, the Rindens' estate decided that the scrapbook should come to the…
Midwinter Remembrance
From the Vault: Majestic Theater
This From the Vault post was originally written by Tess Colwell and published on January 27, 2016 by the Brooklyn Historical Society. To see the latest Photo of the Week entries, visit the Brooklynology blog home, or subscribe to our Center for Brooklyn History newsletter.
Opening the Pocket Doors: A History of Education at the Brooklyn Historical Society
All this for the Dodgers!
Halloween Inspiration
I Married the Widow of the Man Who Shot Your Horse
Kevina, Center for Brooklyn History, Center for Brooklyn History
Park Slope's Colorful Past
New York City History Day
Last June, 30 students from New York City participated in National History Day, a contest for Middle and High School students held at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD. After months of hard work crafting original historical research projects and competing in multiple contests, they were selected from over 500,000 students who competed internationally. The projects, all connected to the theme – Frontiers in History: People, Places, Ideas – ranged in topic and presentation. From performances examining the visionary of David Sarnoff and his impact on television; to papers examining…
International Lifeguard Appreciation Day
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