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Brooklyn's Historical Buildings and Homes
- Brooklyn City Rail Road
- 8 Candam Plaza
- 1861
- Passanger Terminal for the Fulton Ferry
- Brooklyn Navy Yard Commadant House
- Hudson St and Evans
- 1806
- Former home of Mathew Perry and others
- Concord Baptiste Church
- Downtown Brooklyn
- One of the oldest black Churches in the US - Now a nursing Home
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Van Pelt-Woolsey House
- Hubbard Lane - last remaining part of the Flatland's Town Center Grid
- Flatlands
- 1790
- Elias Hubbard Ryder House
- 1926 East 28th Street
- 1834
- Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church
- 890 Flabush Ave (Church Avenue)
- 1793 - Original constructed in 1654 by order of Peter Stuyvesant
- Flatbush Town Hall
- 35 Snyder Avenue
- 1875 but the civic center for the town of Flatbush prior to it's merge with Brooklyn
- Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church
- East 40th Street and Kings Highway off of Flatbush
- Styvesant ordered it's original building
- Important Cemetery with Lott, Sprong and Wyckoff families plots
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- Fort Hamilton Officer's Club
- Fort Hamilton
- 1825
- Similar to Castle Clinton at the Battery in Manhattan
- Hendrick I Lott House
- 1940 E 36th street
- National Landmark
- 1676
- Built by Coett Voorhees and mentioned in the Bankoff interview
- Hunterfly Road Houses - Weeksville Village
- 1830
- Important Afro-American Landmark
- James Farrel Residence
- 119 95th Street
- 1845 Greek revival
- Johannes Van Nuyse House
- 1128 East 34th Street Between Avenue J and Flatbush Ave
- 1806
- Lefferts Homestead
- Prospect Park
- Moved to it's current location and open as a Museum
- Litchfield Villa
- Prospect park on 5th Street
- NYC park Department Headquaters
- Mansion - in every sense of the word
- Fire Headquarters
- 365 Jay Street
- Late 1800's
- Gravesend Cemetery
- 1643
- Mcdonald Ave and Gravesend Neck Road
- Mentioned in the Bankoff interview
- Navy Yard Hospital
- 1838
- Parsonage of the Dutch Reform Church
- 2103 Kenmore Terrace
- 1853
- Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House
- Clarendon Rd and Ralf Ave
- 1652
- Oldest House in NYC and First National Historical Landmark
- Museum - Opened all year
- 629-5400
- Reformed Church of South Bushwick
- 855 Bushwick Ave
- 1853
- State Street Houses
- Boerum Hill Nos 291-299 290-324
- 1840 -1870's
- Shows Urban Development of that time period
- Steele House
- 200 Lafayette Ave
- 1812
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Stoothoff-Baxter-Koewenhoven House
- 1640 East 48th Street
- 1747
- Flemish Home
- Van Nuyse-Magaw House
- 1041 East 22nd Street
- Moved from Ave M and East 22nd Street in 1919
- 1803
- Wyckoff Bennet House - This is a large graphic
- 1669 East 22nd Street
- Oldest House still in residence
- 1766
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