Bushwick could be in for its first historic district following a unanimous vote by the Landmarks Preservation Commission to calendar a row of 32 brick and brownstone houses lining Linden Street, between Broadway and Bushwick Avenue.At a Tuesday meeting, commissioners heard from LPC researcher Marianne Hurley how the "remarkably intact group" of row houses, built between 1885 and 1901 by several Brooklyn architects, represented a "highly successful integration of late 19th century styles" including the Queen Anne, Neo-Grec and Renaissance-Revival styles.
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