Brooklyn's fraught history with slavery is examined in a new exhibitThe exhibition 'Trace/s' challenges simplified narratives by exploring the legacy of slavery in Brooklyn's history through archival documents and personal stories.
New Exhibit Reveals Brooklyn's Untold History of SlaveryThe exhibition 'Trace/s' reveals Brooklyn's overlooked ties to slavery, challenging misconceptions about its historical narrative.It highlights the profound impact of slavery on Brooklyn's identity, aiming to broaden public understanding.
The story of the Black 'Brooklynites' and their fight for freedom in NYCBrooklyn's history includes significant Black communities that fought for freedom and reflects the borough's ties to slavery.
Exhibition Traces the Story of Slavery in BrooklynThe exhibition highlights the intertwined legacies of slavery and family histories in Brooklyn.
Discovering Family Roots in Brooklyn SlaveryThe exhibition highlights Brooklyn's overlooked history of slavery and the contributions of local historians.
Brooklyn's fraught history with slavery is examined in a new exhibitThe exhibition 'Trace/s' challenges simplified narratives by exploring the legacy of slavery in Brooklyn's history through archival documents and personal stories.
New Exhibit Reveals Brooklyn's Untold History of SlaveryThe exhibition 'Trace/s' reveals Brooklyn's overlooked ties to slavery, challenging misconceptions about its historical narrative.It highlights the profound impact of slavery on Brooklyn's identity, aiming to broaden public understanding.
The story of the Black 'Brooklynites' and their fight for freedom in NYCBrooklyn's history includes significant Black communities that fought for freedom and reflects the borough's ties to slavery.
Exhibition Traces the Story of Slavery in BrooklynThe exhibition highlights the intertwined legacies of slavery and family histories in Brooklyn.
Discovering Family Roots in Brooklyn SlaveryThe exhibition highlights Brooklyn's overlooked history of slavery and the contributions of local historians.
A farmhouse older than America to become a 'living museum' in Brooklyn's Marine ParkThe Hendrick I. Lott House will be renovated and transformed into a museum, showcasing Brooklyn's 18th-century Dutch Colonial history.
Brooklyn's Historic Lott House to Undergo Renovations, Open as MuseumThe Lott House will be renovated to become a fully operational museum by 2026, highlighting local history.
A farmhouse older than America to become a 'living museum' in Brooklyn's Marine ParkThe Hendrick I. Lott House will be renovated and transformed into a museum, showcasing Brooklyn's 18th-century Dutch Colonial history.
Brooklyn's Historic Lott House to Undergo Renovations, Open as MuseumThe Lott House will be renovated to become a fully operational museum by 2026, highlighting local history.
The story of two Brooklyn sisters who forged a family of firstsDr. Susan Smith McKinney Steward and Sarah J. S. Tompkins Garnet were trailblazers and influential figures in Brooklyn's history.
The Birth of Flatbush's Erasmus Hall Academy and High SchoolThe early educational system in Brooklyn was intertwined with the church, highlighting the importance of reading and arithmetic for a functional society.
The story of two Brooklyn sisters who forged a family of firstsDr. Susan Smith McKinney Steward and Sarah J. S. Tompkins Garnet were trailblazers and influential figures in Brooklyn's history.
The Birth of Flatbush's Erasmus Hall Academy and High SchoolThe early educational system in Brooklyn was intertwined with the church, highlighting the importance of reading and arithmetic for a functional society.
Brooklyn's Abolitionist History Comes Alive With Every StepMama Joy's Abolitionist Walking Tour uncovers Brooklyn's rich history of free Black communities and their role in the abolition of slavery.
The fight to preserve a Brooklyn home believed to be part of the Underground RailroadActivists are striving to preserve 227 Duffield Street, a historical site connected to the Underground Railroad.
Brooklyn's Abolitionist History Comes Alive With Every StepMama Joy's Abolitionist Walking Tour uncovers Brooklyn's rich history of free Black communities and their role in the abolition of slavery.
The fight to preserve a Brooklyn home believed to be part of the Underground RailroadActivists are striving to preserve 227 Duffield Street, a historical site connected to the Underground Railroad.
Explore the Past and Present of Atlantic Avenue With LocalsThe proposed Atlantic Avenue rezoning could significantly affect local businesses, residents, and historic structures in Brooklyn.
Suzanne Spellen's 2024 Tales of Brooklyn History and DesignSuzanne Spellen's writings beautifully capture Brooklyn's architectural heritage and its stories, providing valuable insights into the city's historical and cultural evolution.
A Tale of Two Brooklyns: A Children's Christmas in 1899Victorian traditions heavily shaped contemporary Christmas celebrations, highlighting themes of generosity and societal disparity.
Dyker Heights Manse With Wealth of Woodwork Asks $4,299,999The Dyker Heights residence at 1135 84th Street is a historic Queen Anne home retaining remarkable original details.Designed by architect John J. Petit in the 1890s, the house showcases Tudor-inspired ornamentation.
An unknown history of African-Americans in BrooklynBrooklyn's history includes a significant Black population and a pivotal role in anti-slavery activism.
Brooklyn honors legendary pizzaiolo Dom DeMarco with street renaming near iconic Di Fara Pizza * Brooklyn PaperDom DeMarco's legacy is honored with a new street sign, recognizing his contributions to Brooklyn's culinary scene.
June 5: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORYBrooklyn has a rich history with a significant population and historical significance.
Downtown Brooklyn's Edison Building is the borough's newest landmark * Brooklyn PaperThe Brooklyn Edison Building in Downtown Brooklyn has been designated as a landmark due to its architectural significance and role as an anchor in the evolving neighborhood.